The oasis., 1898-02-05
S1rx ND COUNTY.


 is now deputy United states marsha, and in that capacity brought to this city lsidoro Carranza, who was caught on the west side Of the hua- chucas with ten gallons of mescai ID his possession, which he Is charReu with having smuggled. lsidoro was held to await the action of the federai grand jury.
 The Citizen of last Saturday says J.D Milton and Geo. w. Scarborough both nf Wells, Fargo x Co.'S posse which has been in the field Tor the past several weeks m search or tue the Stein's Pass train robbers, arrived In this city this morning with one prisoner. The name Of the prisoner isJ W. Vinnage and he IS the prop rietor of the ranch upon which tue five train robbers were arrested several weeks ago. He was arraigned before Court Commissioner Culver this afternoon aL ? o'clock and will be tried later.
 The Star of Sunday says: F. H. Brigham, of Portland, Oregon, reach ed our city yesterday morning. Mir Brigham is special agent of the general land office and assigned to the duty of inspecting surveys made by deputy U. S surveyors. He will probably be engaged for the next two months in Arizona, principally in the southeast. Having so recently arrived when met by the man from the Star, Mr. Brigham had not yet mapped out bis immediate plan of campaign,n but will ou Monday, after cOnsulta- tion with Surveyor General Christ, determIne as to which surveys will be the first to be inspected However, those who are Interested in the Noga. les and Bisbee townsites, the Deer Creek segregation and other surveys, will be gratliied to learn that an in- spect0r Is on the ground.
 The Star of Tuesday says: U. s. Commissioner Culver yesterday com mitted J w. Vinnadg-, who was ar rested for complicity in the attempted train robbery at Stein's Pass, tn Answer before the Circuit Court. bail being fixed at S3,50o, which Vlnnadge claims to be able to give in day or two. Vinnadge is the owner of few cattle and horses and it was to his ranch the men now charged with the attempted robbery were trailed and arrested few hours after the occur ence. While it Is not charged that he actually took a part in the holdup, the officers believe that he was Gin with the gang" He did not offer to produce any defense at the examin- ation.
 The Citizen of Monday says: Tai> Morning Mir. Riley Bonnet, foreman Tor Bayless & Berckaew, accompan- led by Mir. Clarence Chrissman, came @t' iiOu JbC lDdn ItuIO udNIuR ltI charge Jose Lopez of Reddingtun, who htS be, committed to jail on charge of murder. The man is, however, yiolently and dangerously insane. Ss Tar as can be learned he was left in charge of two men who had inStruc- tions to care for him and see that he lnlured no one. The house in which ne lived was double one, the other slde being occupied by another family. 1 lhls family fur some cause or other arroused the lunatics attention and siezing an axe he made an attempt tn murderously assault them, but they escaped and the watchers went with tnem. Ire wife of Lopez strove to paclfy him when he turned and slew ne wit' Che axe. Later he was over pnwer' giver preliminary trial and prougLt here as stated. The body nf the dead wife was also brought here ano was buried from Lonerran's mn, - rIaKing rooms this afternoon. Lo-