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H. J. Allen of Jerome is in Pres colt
 I. T. Stoddard is in Prescott from his copper mountain mining camp.
 Miss L. A. Pierce of the Chicago Times-Herald staff is seeking health in Prescott.
 A man named Burr was arrested Wednesday in Prescott for examina- tion as to his sanity.
 The weather has turned decidedly cold again at Bisbee and overcoats feel quite comfortable.
 The cold wind which has been blow ing for the past few days in Tucsc Il is said to be very disagreeable.
 The adjourned term of the district court which was to have met in Tomb stone has been postponed until the regular May term.
 Fred Gehl a former business man of Bisbee, is dangerously i'll in the hospital at Santa Barbara, Cal, with an attack of typhoid fever.
 Professor James Douglass and daughter, who have been in Tomb stone for some time past, left last evening for their home in New York.
 MT. Ashley received a telegram yes terdaw from Miss Mary Jennings at Carroll Iowa, ann0unc ng the death of her mother. Deceased was 70 years Of age and was the mother of Ed II. Jennings. She formerly f9- sided in PrasoOtt.-JOu nal-Miner
 A petition for calling an elsct on for establishing high school in Pres cott has been filed with the probate judge. says the Journal-Miner. The petitfon bears 3 large number Of sig natures. but it is doubt u h-ther there are not a great many names on it Of people who gave the slbJec- Isttl9 or no consideration
 Phoenix is reaping Quita rich har- vest from YiOlat0rs of the city cral- nance which requires aH bic cles o be equipped with a lighted lantern af- ter niebt says the lournal-N1- CT While some citizens take chances of not heinz detected Ny Iidinz their wheels without 9 larte1n. zis tors e. come ees- victims of tie officers throu9h their fgnOrance of the law
 |. g. Clark of FlagstaT a-tarded the miners con -enticu iu Fhce1L fu force. He was not only h r. il Ter son. I:ut he carried s ix lie siz57 miners down there i1 his ves1 pocket n the shane of proxies 1fr. . aE was a merIv engaged i1 n1ining i th c9lr- ty. He is all right in either 9 min CTS or 2 political -onTantiCn, nd is good aH around lawyer hes de5.- JCurnal-3IineT-
 It is reported that tte Gcve. nu1elt will send 2 man oi war to SaUCa be- cause the natives had i1su tel man from Arizona who had es all shed a mission there. and refused to maze reparati0n. The Fresno California @. Peuub1ican says: We dent bel eye the offended gentleman is 9 man i om Arizona ! Eenrinr SiuOu pure bona fde, all wool Arizona1 wCuldn't : need the backing of 9 war vessel in such Q fy sDeck kingdom as Samoa, and he wouldn't waste any tire ask ing for satisfaction"
 Late yesterday afternoon after we had gone to press, tle town was start led hv the announcement that a man had been killed just below the slag dump. Upon iLvestiga ion such proved to be the case, and the some what manaled remains Of L. ?. Per kfns lay in the blacksmith shop He, with Henry Pyatt, were On their way to the Packard ranch with a four horse load o3 barley. In going down the steep grade beside the s'ag dump the horses became frightened and ftarted f0 run. Fyatt, who was driv- ing. put the brake on, but in some unaccountable manner 1t slipped of and the horses were soon in a dead run. urged on by the heavy load b. hind them. When the wagon struck tbe side of the bank all were t111,oz5rn ol7l. Perkins clothes in some way caught on the wagon, throwin g him underneath the front wheel, which nassed oyer his neck, breaking 1t, while the rear wheel passed over his chest crushing it. He was picked up and taken to the blacksmith shop, where he died in a few moments. Fly att. with two small boys who were on the wagon, escaped without a scratch. The remains were taken to Adams undertaking parlQrs, from which place he will be buried late this afternoon. A cOroner's jury investi- gated the facts of his death and ren- dered 8 verdict in accordance with the above facts.-Bisbee Orb.