The herald., 1898-11-16

This industry has a promising future IN
Cochise county.
! Many old Arizonans hear with regret Of
the death of Horace Jones, the miner at
Harshaw, on the 9th inst.
| w. p. Long, ex-police officer, was stoned
to death at Bisbee on Thursday last by sew
eral Mexicans. As there is no apparent rea-
son for the crime, it is supposed Long was
mistaken for some one else, against whom
the Mexicans had grudge. One Mexican
was arrested and identified by Long before
he died. The citizens of Bisbee are aroused
and stray Mexicans will do we'll to leave
town. Long was good citizen and popular
Captain Milton R. Moore of Arizona, who
was appointed register of the United States
land office here, has rented apartments in
the Dodd block and has brought his family
here. Captain Moore assumed the duties of
his office Friday last. He was formerly in
terested in newspaper work in Kansas and
Colorado He is very pleasant and able
man.
Hon. Charles r. Drake and Mrs. Drake
went to Los Angelse on the evening of the
10th to be present at the marriage of their
son, Jean G.. Drake, to Hiss Frances C.
Smith on the 18th.
The following visitors from Los Angeles
have been in town: A. w. Berry, L. NJ Chit
tenden. A. NJ Bawurn. p. II. Bernard. w b.
Corwein. w +. Black, J. c. Harper, g. f.
Baker. Dan Hargrove. Florence Watkins, O.
T. German. F. NJ Wurstan, T. NJ. Irving.
At Yuma
YUMA, Ariz, Nov 1.-THE results of
the county election as given in my last
were all correct but one The full returns
show the election OF Charles l.. Brown,
Democrat. as district attorney, instead of
john b. Wright. the incumbent. Colonel
Brodie's majority for delegate will not run
over 80. instead of l25, as anticipated from
partial returns. Now that election is over
the town has returned to its normal sensible
condition. and business is resumed with
vigor. Much freight is being sent from
Yuma up the river and to the mining camps,
and much ore is brought to the railroad for }
shipment.
Col. j. c. Beatty has been visiting in Yuma |
from Los Angeles. He is interested in the
Senator mine.
Deputy United States Marshal Wilder on
Tuesday last took four Cinnamon TO San
Francisco for deportation to China for being
Illegally in the United States.
W. +. Alderson who has lived here for
many years, was run over last Sunday morn
ing at 8 a. m. by the switch engine OF the
Southern Pacific near the corner of Third
street and Railroad avenue. The engineer
of the switch engine stated to the coroner's
Jury that as the engine struck Anderson he
vas lying across the rail on his back. He
,ould not stop the engine. Death wns in |
taneous. 1t seems to be case Of suicide.
Nr. Anderson leaves a widow and two chill
lren.
The Buena Vista mines at the Senator
amp will resume operations this month.
4 cyanide plant is to be erected at La
Fortuna 1t will have a capacity of 100
cns of tailings a day. Il will treat the (
alings that have accumulated during the
asst two years. They will average about
4 per ton.
B. F. Hartlee advertises his home for sale,
- he says he is going to Porto Rico Hart
ee is an old-timer. and was for years a
,uard at the prison.
The charge OF the Republicans that Sher-
fl Mel Greenleaf was short in his accounts
With Yuma county have been proven false.
his quarterly statement was not
iue. he has made it TO the county and
,alanceG his account. The story was with
nut foundation and was used to Mr.. Green
eats damage in the last election. when he
vas again candidate for the office. Sew
eral libel suits will probably be started soon
On account OF this campaign lie.