Arizona republican., 1899-04-19
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Mulford Winsor, ex-editor and pro prietCr of the Yuma Sun, has taken the reportorial duty on our evening con temporary Editor Logan of the same paper is also from Yuma-Tucson Star
 J. Frank White of EImira, N. Y, is in the city in search of brother, WlI- liam B. White, whom he states lived in and about Tucson from 1874 to 1S6V, and made a short visit home during the sos, but returned to Tucson, since which time he has not been heard from He states that his brother was engaged in mining near Tucson, thls being his dquarters.-Tucson Citi- zen.
 A distressing accident occurred at the home of William Carr at Cedar Saturday afternoon, whereby the 5- year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Carr lost it's life. The father had purchased an unloaded gun, as he supposed, and was working the lock, when it went off, the bullet striking the little son. killing him instantly The bereaved parents have the sympathy of their many friends in Mchave county1-Our Min eral Wealth.
 On Sunday last we visited the or chard of J. c. Lundy, near the south end of town, and were surprised at the Improvements made in the past year. The orchard comprises about four acres of land, on which there are over 600 bearing trees. including all the fruits indigenous to 2 ssmi-trcpical eli mate, including fifty-siX almond trees which will yield a large crop this year. Mir Lundy can sit under his own vine and fig tree, and we hope will reap return for his large outlay of money Silver Belt.
 pr. Day informs the Courier report CT that John Jordan, Prescott's well known drum major, died in Phoenix, April IA. Jordan was native of Bar hadoes. His parents came direct from Africa. He was an eX-Union soldier and drsw a pension from this goVern- ment. He had served ill the British navy and on the mounted police of Rio de Janeiro. He was droll character, but good natured, well meaning man. He was, according to his light, a good citizen. Many who have been blessed with every advantage which cultured surroundings and wealth can procure are net half So good.-FTeScott Courier.
 Robert Pringle's foreman arrived last Friday afternoon with news of the finding of the, body of a man on Red mans flat, upper Salt river. Coroner William Whalley and Dr. s. B. Clay pool county physician, went down to the river last Saturday and upcn arri- val there a jury was summoned and upon reaching the place where the body lay, an inquest was held. The body was that of white man, who had probably been dead a year or more, and could not be Identified There were no marks OH the body to indicate a violent death, and it was the opinion of the jury that the deceased had come to his death by starvation. The re- mains were buried close to where they were found and the cuat and hat brought to town in the hope of identi- fication.-Silver Belt
 Paul Hull, a brilliant newspaper man from Chicago, and who reported the Twentieth legislature for the Phoenix Republican. had his curiosity excited by tho peculiar rulings, etc, of that honorable body, and the Gazet-e says he has started out on a tour of inves- tigation. His principal desire is to see what kind of people they were that sent the last legislature to Phoenix l. is to be hoped that when MT Hull arrives i'll Jeroma his mind may be di- veTted from it's Intent, and the Hustler suggests that he be placed in charge of John Burkes, who will surely make life worth living and lead the investigator to believe he has fallen among princes. l Let John dilate upon the future of Je- | rome and eXpatiate upon it's fishing | successes, and we warrant MT Hull l VIII have forgotten his mission. Let | us protect ourselves against the scruti- i nizing searchlight of MT. Hun.-Je- | rome Hustler.