Arizona republican., 1899-02-24

Lem Overlook brought in 9 Inc ca-- lead of hogs from Phoenix Cn todGT'a g train for Overlook Bros market They
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 On Saturday gentlema1 came n from the Bauer group oi claims in the Dragoon mountains, says the Bisbse Orb, and reported q rich strike of gold &n one of the claims, and in urcor or
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 him which is 1aked with free gold. visible to the naked eye, and under ! strong glass the rock is seen to be full Of speck gold.
 Some years ago John Lawler pre- senteG his business manager MT bullicn ever taken out of the oelebrat- ed Hillside mine Yesterday Mir Woods had the twin metals in the bar of bullion separated. The result was a beautiful 1 F ounce bar of gold and three ounce slab of silver. The Bank of A-izona has the mate to MT. Woods bar of Hillside bullion.-Prescott Courier.
 A Mexican named Jose Abago was run over by train at Bowie Sunday. One leg was severed from the body and che arm so mangled as to require am putation The unfortunate man was brought to Wilcox and the injured members were amputated by Dr. J. V. Calf, Dr. Nicholson assisting. The man had lost So much blood that he failed to rally from the shock and died short time after the second opera ti0n-WillcoX Range News.
 According to reports that are well authenticated, the company of eastern capitalists that passed through Dem ing few months ago and which was being piFoted by Colonel P. R. Smith, has one of the largest, if not the larg- est, bodies of copper ever known to eX- ist. This property is situated in a spur of the Graham mountains in Arizona. It is stated that the whole mountain is mass of copper, some of which runs as high as 57 per cent.-Den7ing Head light.
 Information from Tucson is to the effect that there is in Pima county a growing sentiment in favor of a ranger organization. In New Mexico nearly all the nCXspapers representing the range districts are urging the leS-sla- ture Of that territory to provide for such . force. and the T-C4Cects seem favorable fOr such action. Meanwhile the outlaws are lying low. with the eVi- dent purpose Of quieting the fears Of stOckmen until the legislatures ad- journ.
 PoEciano Accsta, Q. young Mexican, killed Santiago Ca-ilI0 at Dos Cabe1as l Tuesday night, February If. The men were at 3 dance and both went out. Shortly afterWard Carillo was found in Q dying condition with his head al- most severed from tho body. AccTt1 was arrested. An inquest va held oF Judge Nichcls of WiilcJ- Friday, the ] verdict of the jury being that the Kill | ing Was done by Aco5ta. At his trial | at Wilcox Monday the prisoner ad- 1 mitted Ih8 Killing but alleged that 1t f was in self defense. lie was held with | cut bond to appear before the next ., grand jury.
 Wrightm2n. who was struck cn th- | head with e shovel l1y GleVinEar in g. | fight at Rock Butte some o3ys ago. 1 died from the effects Oi his injuries | Monday night. Drs. Walls and Me ! Nally held g. post moTJem eX2mine- ! ti0n. The blow was received on the ! right side Of the head; the brain was i flied with pus. and the arteries were | all rUptured. Th:s death will probably | cause the bringing of Q charge of mur- der against Wrightman's assaila1t, | who is now in the county jail. This will make seven murder eases now on hand in this county, so says the district attorney.-Prescot Courier.
 Business men of Arizona will remen1- per Jack Miller and his travelling com paniOn, William Barrett. They were known as the Damon and Pythias of travelling men. The former died some time since in Phoenix, being nursed and as tenderly cared for during his i'll ness by his friend and companion, Bar -ett, as he could have been by wlfe uI mother. Pneumonia was .co fatal ill ness which robbed Barrett of his bos- pm friend and it is singular coinci- fence that very soon after Miller's leath Barrett was taken down with the same disease and travelled to deaths very door, in Los Angeles, but has now 
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