Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15
Territorial Items.
Tucson Star:

Tucson Star:
 The death watch has been ordered for Lsshley and will attend him con- stsntly till his sentence to death Is exc cuted on Friday, the day after tomoF- TOW, unless 8 reprIsve sholud be re- ceived. He has not yet lost his sccus- toned oheerfUlness, and still hopes for the reprieve. The U. $. Marshal has already received more applications for permits to the execution than can be granted. The law provides that the execution shall be attended by physi- oisn, the U. s. District Attorney or his assistant, and twelve reputable citizens, also, at the choice of the condemned, he may be attended st the end by two spiritual considers and five of his Fela- tlves OF friends. The number admit ted aside from these fixed provisions will doubtless be very much limited.
 The Southern Pacific Go. have com- menced the erection of combination freight and passenger depot at Cochise station, the shipping and receiving point fog the PeRrce mining district. At Lordsburg the company has just put in @ high class steel turnsabIe. The Fe-lsyipg of the track from Lordsburg to El Psso with steel rails weighing 75 pounds to the yard, being the heaviest in use, is progressing at the rate of hslf-mile per day, and 1t Is intended to have the whole lire fEom Tucson to Fl Psso thus relaid before the end of thie year.
 Range Neacs:
 R. O. Brown. the versatile representa- tive of the Phoenix HERALD, spent Saturday and Sunday in Wilcox and wens from here to Pesrce in the inter- est of that reliable sheet. MF. Brown Is not only 8 thorough newspaper man but he is closely identified with the in- terests of the Territory.
 JourndL-M57ser:
 Is is said that the Arizona Wild and Woolly West will be incorporated to- morrow with Judge Ling, Joe Morrison and Frank Emmal as principles and Pete Kastner as director general. The first objective point will be Phoenix, where the snti-McCordites will be stam- peded and then on to Washington. Judge Ling did little of hand pFac- ticing today and put to sleep 100 (beer) glass balls in the quick time of fifteen minutes, missing only two shots.
 W. H. Banks, formerly supeFintend- ent of he.Hsrqua Hsls mines, is here and thinks of casting his lot in this section. Be has recently returned from Australia, where he spent several mouths as manager for sn English com pany and he may bs able to induce them to invest in this country.
 Prospects for the erection of rsduc- tion works in Prescott are daily grow ing brighter and it now seems as if the dawn of a new era for the town is close at hand. Every one conoedes that the erection of reduction works eS this point means large end rapid increase ln our population. Parties have been Investigating some time and gentle man Is now in Prescott for the purpose of still fuVtheR Investigating and is very favorsbly impressed with Che out look generally.
 HenFy BIumbach, fouFteen-yeRr old boy of Walnut Creek, was pretty badly eoFed by COW recently. One horn en- tered the boys face, breaking the nasal bonN and frontal bone and cutting his lip and disdg uring his face pretty bad ly He has been under medical treat ment from DF. Miller and is getting along all right.
 As soon ae the United States grand jury was impsueied yesterday 1t ed- jouRned until 10 o'clock this morning. Some say adjournment WAS had to ena- ble the jurors to attend the steer tieing contest, but the jurors say is was on &C., count of 8 lack of witnesses. Tucson Citizen: That Philip Lashly will hang on the l 9th of this month is 8 foregone conclu- | sion with nearly every one in this oity It Is thought that if B reprieve was in- tended by President Mckinley, that it l would have been given before this. The ! soaffold is pow in course of erection in the jail ysrd, and all preparations are being made for the execution.
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