Arizona republican., 1898-10-11

in the military service Billy writes that he is well and visiting relatives in New York. He VII return to Nogales about the 18th instant-Oasis.
 Thursday evening MT and Mrs Err nest Dubois Of Hermosillo and their daughter, Miss Dubois, passed Nogales en route to the City of Mexico, where they will hereafter reside. Mir Dubois has been cashier of the Hermos office Of the Mexican Gold and Silver Recovery company. He goes to the federal capital to fill similar position in the conpany's principal office in the rapubiic.-Oasis.
 Sunday Of last week Francisco Marti- neg, commandant of the Twelfth bat talior of the Mexican army, a corps which has been stationed on the Yaqui river some five years. and bore a con- spicucus part in the closing years of the Indian war, returned from a visit to the City of Mexico, accompanied by his wife. The remained in Nogales Ia day and resumed their journey Mon day morning-Oasis.
 Troops G and H of the Seventh cav airy arrived in town Saturday and on Monday started for Huntsville, Ala
 
 Rico. They were relieved here by troops G and E of the Ninth cavalry and one company of the Twenty-ffth infantry. all colored. They are the colored heroes Of Santiago, who did such magnificent work in connection with the Rough Riders.-Holbrook Argus.
 There is more and better government land left open for settlement in Arizona than in any other part of the west. Arizona is q new country and is there fore likely to experience greater in- crease of values in real estate than older communities. Our agricultural resources are backed up by rich min eral deposits and unequalled grazing lands, which make 3 happy combina- tion in the production of wealth The immigrant from the east should inquire into these facts before casting his lot il less favored community-Yuma Sentinel
 Judge James 5. Robinson and wife, father and mother of Mrs J. J. Patton, arrived on the train this morning from Oakland, Cal. Judge Robinson was a resident Of Tombstone in the early eighties, and was a member of the bar
 
 the brightest minds on the coast, and was assistant district attorney at the time of the execution of the gang known at that time as the Bisbee mur- derers. and was, on account of the po- sition he held, one of their prosecutors and was largely instrumental in their conviction. He is an able jurist, and f faithful counselor. The judge and his estimable wife will make their home in BiSbea.-BiSbee Orb
 On Monday of last week Mrs VII liam Thompson left here to visit James O'Brien's family near Bellemont. She was met at the depot at Bellemont by little Luke C Brien with a wagon and .eam, and the two started for MT. O'Rrien's home, which is some three miles northwest of Bellemont station. When about a mile of MT. O'Brien's house little Luke dropped one of the lines and got out of the wagon on to the tongue to get i.. He put his hand upon one of the horses, which fright ened it and the team commenced to kick and run. Mrs. Thompson was thrown from the wagon and hurt. but rot seriously. She was unconscious 1 for a short time. One of the horses ran home and Mir O'Brien knew some- | thing was wrong. He started for the scene of the trouble and found his son very seriously hurt. lie was taken hGme and Dr. D. J. BTannen was wired to come at once The doctor examined his skull and found it badly fractured He took several pleces from it, and dressed the wounds. His condition is critical-Flagstaff Gem.
 An accident occurred in the Sou..l- i eTn Pacific yards Saturday afternoon at 1:45 which resulted in the death of a switchman named F. O. Plumb. A train was being made up and Plumb was on the top of car which had been run on to a side track, setting the brake, while the switch engine with a car attached was slowly backing to- wards the car on which Plumb stood. After bringing the car to standstili Plumb climbed down the ladder on the end nearest the approaching car and on reaching the bottom placed his left foot on the brake beam and started to pass to the opposite side of the car. Be fore he could move two feet the cars came together, the drawheads catching the unfortunate man in the stomach and pinning him fast. The engineer of the switch engine stopped the car inn mediately and slacked away but the unfortunate sWitchman had received injuries from which he died twenty five minutes later. Plumb was an ex- I'perienced railroad man and it Is hard Ito conceive how he could do anything so dangerous, but the supposition is he became careless. paying the forfeit i with his life At the ccrcner's inquest held at o'clock in the -aftsrnocn 8 verdict was reached in accordance with the above facts.-Tucson Star.