Arizona republican., 1898-09-25

he thought, he mutely pointed to the door.-Citizen.
 Frank Herey, formerly of Tacson. has kicked Up a political TOW in San Francisco, where he went to live sev- er2l years ago. Frank objects to the manner prescribed by the city central committee fer choosing delegates to the municipal convention. His obiec- .iCns were overruied and ne appealed 70 the state central committee, asking that the city committee be straight jaclcted.-Solomonville Bulletin.
 The completion of the taleph 1ne line between Solonoaville, Stafford, Thatch- CT and Pima has been delayed because of the inability Of saw niIls in the mountains to deliver poles Of extra length, which are required in the va riCus towns. Thcsa poles are expected this week, says the Bulletin, and by next week 1t is expected to have all con- De2tiols made ready fer the Hello" The instruments have all been placed and they are of the latest design and very handsome.
 Report of cutting scTape comes from Mammoth, but 10 particulars can be learned. The killing of young Lee last week was dastardly affair, the victim bsing shot in the back without warning CT 9 chance to defend himself The woman who was shot ia the same affair is recov vering. The third victim, a man, received only trifing wound. Great Indignation over the crime ex- ists in the camp and the assaGsin. if caught, is net likely to have the benefit of q trial by jury.-Citizen.
 About 1 D. m. today George ", Nor gan was brought in from Fred Scotts ranch suffering severely from the ef- fleets of a1 accident. While e-Hdeav0r- iBS to overtake and rope 9 calf which had broken out Of the roundup his horse stumbled and fell. MT Morgan struck on his head and back and his horse turned over and fell on him, causing a violent concussion Of the brain. lie was brought to the resi- deEce of his brother Wiley M. Morgan. Dr. Nicholson, after making careful examiration, said that there was no fracture, but that the concussion vas severe and the patients condition IS serious Range News.
 The board Of supervisors was i'll sessicn last Monday for the purpose of receiving the duplicate tax roll from the clerk of the beard. Clerk Niche lena had the roll complete, every "i' dotted and et'' crossed. with punatua- tiCn marks in proper position, really g handsome piece of work. The tCsal valuation Of property is S2,11S, S,693. .6G, on which 8 total tax has been extended amounting to sSz,747.75, the rate heinz per cent Of this amount Sl6,94955 goes to the teTritory and $t4,S30.S5 gees t0 the support of the public schools. The tax roll was delivered to Treasurer B. 5. Adams along with tne order fer him to proceed to ccllect- Bulletin.
 2. 1. Von ATnin and Joe TerTil Of the Hampson ranch on Eagle creek, who were ordered away from that country by Red" Pipkin, returned home last Saturday, where they will bsgin s roundup on the HampsoH range soon. These men seek no trou- bic at the hands os Red" Pipkin or any enc else, but they are now prepar- ed to protect themselves and the prop erty in their care. George Scarbor- ough, who killed William Johnson and captured f'Broncho Bil'' not long ago, went with Messrs. Ven Arnin and Ter ril and there were four other men who came here with MT. Scarborough These men were all heavily armed  and as they started out Of town pre- sauted a decidedly Warlike appearance. -SolCmonville Bulletin.
 John Hays, foreman Of the concentra- ter at Clifton. was badly hurt Sunday last by | Mexican named 4. Martinez. who struck Hays on the head with 8 heavy Stilson wrench. It seems that Hays passed whsre the Mexican was using the wrench and familiarly ap- pied an offensive remark, meaning no harm, directing him how to use the wrench. Martinez in 8 rage assaulted Hays wi5h the wrench, striking him over the left temple and knocking him senseless. Martinez attempted to strike Hays the second tlne with the wrench but was prevented from doing so by |. B. Jones. The Mexican was placed under arrest by Constable W. 4. Ham iltcn and 0l examination held or Mon day tsfcre Justice J. 5. Decker was held to the grand jury in bond of S1, 500 on cbar5c of assault with intent to kill. He was taken to SolonlU4F He Tuesday by Constable fI-::-.iiCon and placed in jail-ClitCon Correspondence Of Bulletin.
 The sad news reached here Thursday that Fred Ruch, the popular, whole souled stocl1nan of San Simon was dead. Not havingIhear Of Mir. Ruch 5 brief illness our citizens were greatly shocked by the startling intelligence. Mir Ruch was at his Chiricahua noun tain ranch, when siigh. ailment from which hs had been suffering suddenly assumed an acute form. He was re- moved to his ranch near San Simon station and Dr. Carl Hagen Of Deming was summcned by telegraph. pr. Ha- gen arrived Tuesday night and after relieving the sufferers pain took him the following morning 10 Deming in order hat he might have constant med ical treatment. He bore the trip well and appeared to improve, but at night fall hs suddenly grew worse and at about D. 1n. died from perforatiou Of the stomach. An autopsy was per- formed, which showed the correctness of Dr. Hagen's diagnosis. Hrs Ruch accompanied her husband 10 Demins
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