Arizona republican., 1897-11-02
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 Judge George R. DaT1s expects to eave tonight for his home in Wap- 5keneta, Ohio, where he will visit with his family for a time. Upon his Feturn it IS understood that he will bring his family to reside in Tucson Tor the future.-Tucson Citizen.
 There was a wreck last night on the Southern Pacific railroad near Ben son, the freight train leaving Tucson just ahead of the pay car ran off the track, ditching the engine and several cars. The track will be clear in time to allow the passenger trains to pass on time. Thankfully no one was in- jured.-Tucson Star.
 There is considerable excitement at Gila Bend resulting from the arrest of a number of prominent people on the charge of cattle stealing. There has been a good deal of that kind of work going on in that country for some time and several arrests have been made in the past but always resulted in the release of the prisoner.
 G. W. Pittock, the Arizona Republi- cans travelling representative, spent several days in town this week, solic- iting business, gathering data con corning the county and assisting in the quelling of strikes. MT Pittock is an "all-rounder," if he is anything, and The Republican doubtless derives much benefit from his travels.-Yuma Sun
 Deputy Marshal B. c. Van Houten arrived in the city last night with Wm. Dunbar, former line rider at Nogales, and an important witness in the H. w. Brady case which is on trial today. Dunbar was bound for the klOndyke and had arrived in Se- attle, where he was found and sub poenaed to come back and testify Tucson Citizen.
 Parties coming from Pearce late this afternoon report another robbery as occurring there last night. The cabin of miner employed by John Pearce was entered and blankets and other valuables made a clean sweep Of. The robbers are supposed to be the same parties who robbed the Gold Cliff cyanide plant Thursday night. The sheriff's posse is investigating Tombstone Prospector.
 Charles N. Stark, whose versatile pen has made The News the weekly of all Arizona weeklies, will leave the coming week for thirty days visit with home folks in Detroit, Mich. Upon his return the News will be is- sued upon a larger, all home print and profusely illustrated plan The 1ife-sized editor wishes him a pleas ant visit and during his absence will attempt to hold half dozen other positions and at the same time chron- al ranspire.-Williams News
 Judge Duncan returned from Santa Fe this morning. He reports the case of Who Sing, the deported Chinaman, as now liable to come up before Judge Davis at the coming term of court here. The proof is to be made upon certificate that was burnt It is a question with the defendant as to proof of identification. A stay of proceedings has been granted for for ty days, in the meantime Who Sing 1anguishes in the bastile at Tucson. Tombstone Prospector.
 J. E. Walker, Dick Stroud and Frank Prothero, who, with Harry Me Phaul of Yuma, own the Yellow Log claim, six miles south of Adonde Wells, came down from Phoenix last week, to begin development work on their property, which is considered one of the most valuable in that sec ton of country. The ledge is large and we'll defined, and shows consider able free gold It is thought the en- tire ledge will mill $50 per ton. The district in which the Yellow Log is To- cated is quite rapidly coming into prominence, number of good proper ties being now opened up.-Yuma Sun
 Jake Meadows is in receipt of a letter from his brother, Charlie-7Ari zona Charlie-who left several months ago for the Klondyke country. His reports show that his trip has been a most successful one, and though at tended with many hardships and not few serious misfortunes, he has reached Lake Linderman, and the hardest portion of the journey is over. At present he is building boats in whcih to make the balance of the trip, which will be entirely by water to Dawson City. Charlie announces that he has not only been eminently successful in getting through, but has made considerable money on the way in what manner, he did not state but probably by packing, as he took a number of animals for that purpose He has grub-staked eleven men, an6 out of the lot the Klondyke represeH tative of the Meadows family ough to own some placer diggings of value in a short fime.-Yuma Sun.
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