Arizona republican., 1897-09-25
ALL OVER ARIZONA
Late News From Every Corner of the
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 Territory. Joseph T. Birchett of Tempe, broth CT of Mrs George c. Ruffner, came in from the south this morning and thinks of locating in this section.--Journal- Miner It is reported that Black Jack has again been heard from Word was brought to this city that he and companion were in Pearce a short time ago, arriving in that camp in the night and leaving early in the morning. It is supposed that he was Ehere for the purpose of obtaining ammunition and supplies.-Bisbee Tyre
 In the experiments with sugar beets throughout the territory during the summer the value of thorough culture is clearly demonstrated. The only good results obtained in the many analyses come from beets carefully cultivated The failures may usually be attributed to lack of care on the part of the farmers growing them- Tucson Star.
 G. A. Thorne, trainman on the Southern Pacific, was seriously injured east Ol Cdn OlulOI ldSt WtuI6Sudy night He attempted to swing on the seaboose of a moving train, but slipped and was thrown with great force against the wheels or track He was brought to the hospital this morning. where his wounds were dressed. and at last reports he was resting as cas- dly as possible under the circum- stances.
 Hon. D. G. Chalmers is in the city from La Noria There are, he says. 100 men at work in the Duuuesne camp and enormous bodies of fine copper ore have been uncovered Re cent developments have so far enceur- aged the company that a 100-ton copper jacket will be erected as soon as the same can be delivered to the m1-e. Two hundred tons of machin- cry are now at Crittenden awaiting transportation to the camp. MT. George J. Troop is the efficient super ntendent.-Tucson Citizen.
 A. S. Clough, of Point of Rocks. left some apples at this office which are pretty fair specimens of what can be accomplished in this line in Arizona. While all of them were very finely favored, in fact, of a superior char acter in this line, among the number were a Greening and None Such, each of which measured fourteen Inches in circumference and weighed over a pound. If there is an apple grower in Yavapai county who can beat these, he can just send a sample barrel or so of them to this office fo1 Ehibition, and after they have served eheir purpose in that direction. they will be taken care of-Journal- Miner
 Monday night the first difficulty that has happened in the tenderloin district since it's removal to the head of Brewery gulch, occurred at Julius Cardinas' place. A one legged gam bier by the name of Arthur Kinney who has been in the city for some time, became involved in a difficulty with a Mexican o-e. a senorita who was an inmate of the resort, and ir the fracas which ensued Finney cu the Mexican an ugly gash across the abdomen. F'fnney was arrested ani had his preliminary examination be fore Judge Williams yesterday after noon, and was held to answer before the grand jury in the sum of $S00 II default of bond he was taken tt Tombstone this morning and incar cerated in the county jail.-Bisbet Tyre.
 IA new bunco game has come to town It is mystifying at first, but very sim ple-after it is played. It was recent ly worked by some buncoists of Soutl Spring street on two Arizonans. Blu the Arizonans knew there was a caus for every effect, and soon unveiled it Two Of the buncosts walked the Ar Izonans to a certain district in tn northern part of the city near Gap Horn" As vthey neared one of tn Hy-blown saloons, man came ou staggering, but not dangerously drunk 'Tn bet the whisky and S20 that h
 Ills before he gets to the second cor
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 .Arl-nans were good judges of me, III sun condition, and knew abou now mtsh man should be able t navigate rith. As the man did no seem to b. heavily loaded, the thought it god bet and put up tn S20. 1mmediatel, the man fell. H had not looked back. and the bunc men had not even eoughed Tn ARzona men knew that there mus le been a signal, but they coul see through it. Finally the Eecollected that as the money was pu up, one of the men seemed to way his hand; then man across the stree fook of his hat, and the drunken ma immediately fell down. This sh stag gered the AriZonans that they pu Lhefr wits to work and soon figure cut put not until arte5fhe bun'f