Arizona republican., 1897-10-31
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Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.

ceived a consignment Of lO,OOO ram bow trout from the U. s. government Tuesday to stock Oak creek.
 George Binkley, who left here a fortnight ago for Jerome, arrived Tuesday, having been seriously in jured by falling timbers in a chute at that place.-Flagstaff Sun-D5moe. at. MT. Ben Williams, accompanied by a corps of engineers, left the city yes terday morning to survey a route for a railroad to Nacosari, Sonora. We are informed that the road will start from Don Luis station, and that work will be commenced as soon as the survey is complet ed.-Bisbee Tyre.
 The shooting scrape which took place at San Simon station on Tuesday be- tween Siwell and Charles Gardner has not been dismissed. The trouble arose over fence Siwsll was building the fence according to his own notion and was repeatedly walned by Gardner to let it alone. Gardner finally said: ''If you drive another stake I'll shoot you Then the fun began between a siX-shooter and double barreled shot gun. After several shots were fired, which did no damage the men were arrested and the case will go to court. Arizona Trailer
 Mijia, under arrest for poisoning his child, had an examination before Judge Scott today and was held for further examination Tuesday, when it is expected Professor Forbes of the university will be through with the chemical analysis of the stomach. Mijia is well known here as a vendor of menuda, and by those who know him well he is held in high esteem and above committing such a crime as he is charged with. The prCbabil- ities are that the child ate of the yale vote bean, which is an alkali poison, and which was the cause of his death Tucson Star
 Charles F. Hoff returned home last night from San Francisco, where he went to make arrangements for the purchase of material and cars for the Tucson street railway. The larger pant Of the rails, ties, etc., will have arrived by the first of the week and work will be started On the line from Main street to the depot in rew days. As soon as the line is completed the construction of the line. to the univer- Sity will be started. The cars have been ordered and those for the down town line are being painted at the present time. The cars on the uni versity line will be painted in the university colors, silver and green Tucson Citizen.
 Saturday last MT Frank L. Conkey, secretary of the Minnesota and Ari- zona Construction company, passed through Stafford on his way to Phoe- nix. Matters pertaining to the com mencement of construction work on the Verde canal called him there. MT. Donkey informed us that it is ex- pected actual work will begin no later than November 15. Negotiating a deal in which there is to be an actual outlay of millions of dollars cash is matter of no little importance and necessitates the expense of much time in the settlement of preliminaries. We commend them in this magnificent enterprise, the completion of which will be Of untold benefit to Arizona Stafford Guardian.
 Day before yesterday at San Simon while the commissary car belonging tc Norton, Drake & Co.,, of this city was side-tracked at that place, a number of the employees of the firm were standing about the Southern Pacific pump house. William Barton picked up an old rifle of about 44cailbel which was lying near and was exam ming it, when it went off, striking Peter Hinckley of Fl Paso, who wa. standing directly in front of him, ful i'll the breast, the bullet passing clea through his body. The wounded ma1 was taken to Wilcox immediately where all that could be done for hin ,1,cdoo ,h11k -fo ha af forts of the physicians he died yester day morning. A coroner's jury wa called and an inquest held, which bod. pronounced death due to accidenta causes. It is not known here whethe Hinckley was married man or not William Barton has been for a loni time in the employ of Norton, Drak & CO.-Tucson Citizen.
 Deputy Sheriff Ben Clark came dow from Clifton Monday, bringing som attached witnesses to court. Mi Clark regrets the lynching of tn murderer last Sunday night, bu thinks the prospects for discoverin who did the work are not very gooG The victim of the vengeance of tn mob was a murderous villain that an country should rejoice to be rid o After the lynching a woman wit whom the victim had been living tol Clark that the man was guilty of tn murder of Bernal, and accompanie the officer and got a bundle of cloth ing belonging to Bernal from wher Escajado had hid it. Two Grusty me were on guard at the jail when tn mob arrived, but they were covere with six-shooters before they had a opportunity to make any show of r1 sistance.- -Solomonville Bulletin.
 There is a young fellow down hel who is having more than his share ( trouble. His last best girl has gor back on him. It wasn't because | was not attentive or because he. di not try to do the square thing at a times. But what else could you e pect when a fellow has customers ft a yard and half of white cotto