Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-02
Arizona Day by Day
Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

has recerrcly been developing water
and now has an abundant supply from
two wells. Like all true Americans
Mr. Chamberlain is interested in mines
and has very promising gold ella m
on his property-Tucsc1 Star.
Constable Tom Vaughn of B.sbee
has received his first knock out, says
the BisOse correspondent of the Pros
pector- The other day he was thrown
; from his horse, which he was riding
without bit or bride, and fell squarely
upon his head, cutting a deep gash
and also bruiSing and cutting his face
Several stitches had to be taken in the
largest cuts. Vaughn remained I'M
/ conscious for thirty minutes He was
! on the street yesterday and will soon
be all right again
/ Tuesday a Mexican was badly in
jured near Helvetia, says the Tucson
4 Star He was driving one CT the COM
I pany's tet1ms and was On the way
from Wallis station to Helvetfa with !
heavy load Of freigt.- In descending
steep hill the driver put his foot
against the brake as usual but ii.
/ broke, causing him to fall He pitched
forward, striking upon his head, and
MS badly injured. He was taken to
a ranch house near by and a doctor
summoned. The man seemed para
lived Tuesday night, but yesterday
here were hopes Of his recovery. His
name 5 ROmeris.
Early Monday morning Mr.. John
Fox, an cid Tombstone miner. died
sUdcenly in his bed, presumably from
heart failure, says the Tombstone
Prospeetor. Several days ago he was
badly shaken up by fall CT several
1eet ci1to a cellar, although he did not
complain of any i'll effects. he ema:ned
in bed. His friends attended his vans
ana this morning when visited he was
sIthng up IN bed feeling cheerful and
smoking his pipe. Ten minutes later
ne WAS corpse, expiring without
struggle. Undoubtedly the cause was
heaft failure. "A coroner's jury was
lmpaneIsd and returned a verdict in
accordance with the faus. Fox was
ABOUT 50 years cid and well known
about Tombstone. Nothing is known
OF his relatives.
Charles Hof returned yesterday
morning from Phoenix, Prescott and
ether points in central Arizona. saws
the Star, where he has been working
in the interest of the long distance
Telephone He met With great success
II his efforts, especially in Phoenix.
where he secured liberal support. Late
this week ass.stunt superintendent
HrnchcHffe VIII arrive from Los An
geIes ard with MI. Hoff make trip
10 Nogales over the proposed route of
the long distance line. 1t is possible
that plans may be changed so th-s the
line between here and Nlogales will be
constructed very soon. Material in the
way OF poles, wire, etc. have arrived
at the various points Where c0nStruc-
tion work commences On the line b.
tween Tucson and Phoenix, and with
= n few months The line will be ready
for use
1t would appear that Tombstone is i
a little previous in death announce
men;s when there is NJ corpse 10 back !
I'D the announcement, says the Pros |
pectOr. day Sr Two aelo the reported !
death OF Tombstone lady stirred up !
society, but Escple breathod easier |
when it was leaInad that it was a .lIse |
alarm. No'8 anctber resident is sup /
posed 70 be dead, but he, too, while |
otherWIse obliging, refuses to accom- |
nctt.e the Whimsical caprices Of |
lame Rumor- Today MI John Miano |
the we'll known tonsorial artist re- !
ceIVed a consignment of freight labeled /
one heaGlstOne monument" Mr.. Miaro /
Goes net contemplate dissolution and
never Czdsred a monument. The mys- I
FERROUS shipment has been Droduo. i've /
OF fccd for the greuscne icke. and
another report was circulated that NJ
a19 was dead; Lior, if a headstone or
monument 10 mark 2 grave is to be
regarded as prima f3cie evidences of a
from tbs lie, certainly the
proofs were here.