Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07

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 Tucson Star:
 Passengers who came in on the be-
 lated California train yesterday state
 the cause of the delsy was floods in the SsltOn basin. It was the Fumored be-
 lief that the waters of the Gulf of Cali
 foruia had broken over the sand bsI
 which separates the Gulf from ths 1 Basin. It this should prove to be true
 Southern Cslifornis will have She larg
 est inland sea on the contines, some places more than three hundred feet | deep, and the commerce of Arizona
 would come up through the Gulf to E
 point opposite Yuma to port of the
 inland sea. In the meantime many
 merged.
 | Word comes from El Peso that the
 Gate City is oveTfowipg with people | fleeing from the danger of the ysiiow
 fever, and that the over flow will soon be | moving to the higher attitudes of AFi-
 zons as tne yellow jack cannot live at
 an altitude of 1900 feet erd over So
 that Tucson may expect lsrge iEf1uK
 of these people within the next few days So it would be well for our
 hotels end lodging houses to be ready l to receive and care for them. Journal Miner.
 F. M. Murphy returned today from his visit to Big Bug. He says thet l mining operations sre quite active in
 that section of the country. The onyx qusrrles are being worked extensively
 and Superintendent Uoderhill is pre-
 pering to ship lot of onyx. Mir. Mur- phy expects to go east again very soon
 and arrange for the speedy construction of the railroad to the above point when he expects to see renewed activity all along the line there.
 Mrs. Guy Bennett, wife of Guy Ben net, Jr., died very suddenly this morn ing at the residence of MF. and Mrs. Roland Mosher. Mrs, Bennett came to Prescott about 6 month ego for medical treatment, although her condition was by no means alarming. She had been improving right along, apparently, and yesterday che expressed herself ss feel unusually well, better than she had for long time. Last evening she attend ed sn entertainment given by the Good Templsrs lodge, remaining till after 10 o'clock, and wss etill ID her apparent good health. This morning between and o'clock, she swoke, and complain ed of feeling very sick, and requested that her physician be summoned at once which was done. The physician ar- and before o'clock she expired. Heart failure YVES the cause of her death. A messenger was immediately sent to Walnut creek to convey the sad intel- ligence to her husband, and arrange ments for her funeral cannot be made until his arrival.
 Two deeds of considere ble importance were filed for record today, although the consideration named in each was rather insufficient, being only SI- Both were from w. A. Clark of Montana,
 
 New York. One of them transferred title to one-sixtsenth interest ID MT. ClBFk's right, title and interest in and | to the lease and agreement held by him | in the Equator mine near Jerome. The | otheE conveyed title to one-fouTth of | the West Champion mine also near the | same place. The significance of these | deeds attaches to the fact thet the | property in question Is that which has | been in litigation so long in the courts here.
 Two deeds were filed for record today from Chas. Rntledge to E E. McF aFland both Of Jerome. One conveys all title .nd interest of ths vendor 'to the Hog Back mining claim tos $500, while the other conveys all his right, title and interest in the Copper Chief mine for BIO.
 The JournaL-Miner some time since lecreed that Kidney Cure Warner was .uilty of perpetrstiDR a great fraud, in lis manipulation of the Hillside mining eal. This decree was confirmed by he court today, when Judge Truesdale, Q one of his findings, stated that the urchessrs of Warmers etook "Were the nnocen5 victims Of sn outrageous raud." frdhane County Bulletin: Felix Bsrry,a mining man, was drown d while trying to cFoes the Frisco rlver { our miles above Clifton on Tuesday of : ssG week.
 Since Mckinley wss pominRte1 for resident, more than yesF.sgo, neigh or Frank Dysert has had but one rsyer. Turn the Rsscels ortw Hie Teyer was answered last Wednesday hen be received his commission from udge F. M DoRn se clerk of the Dis