Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-07
Daily Grist Of
Arizona News.


there was no occasion for suspicion of
four play. The coroners jury returned
verdict OF death from natural causes.
An autopy held on the remains by DIR.
Bacon revealed no poison in the
stomach, as was at first reported, and
death was due to heart failure.
Alta meeting of the board of trade
last night, movement was begun to
secure direct railway communication
between Phoenix and Tucson, Nogales,
Guyymas and Hermosillo. At present
Phoenix is the only one ommitted from
the list. The board decided to start an
agitation at once in favor of the plan
with the officials of the road traversed.
II ia understood that Division Superin-
tendent Epes Randolph favors the plan
strongly and has hopes OF its consum-
mation.-Phoenix Gazette.
Jack Frazier, mayor OF Bloomerville,
Pinal county, and cattle owner, is max
ing preparations to 90 to Alaska and
take look at some property he owns in
that region. Frazier grubsttaked a
miner who went to the Klondike and To-
Gated several claims. In recent letter
the latter states that one OF the pros
poets is sure winner. He says 1t is so
large that did they have hades for fur
nance and the whole continent for
dumping ground. there would be ore
left after thousand years steady run.
Phoenix Gazette.
The Phoenix Gazette says: One OF
the most revolving crimes which has
sustained the history OF southern Ariz-
ona, has been reported from Gila Bend.
On May "a, II 10 alleged, Constab BILE
Frank Desinney and d. 4. Wintermute.
a merchant, entered the house OF Mrs.
Louise r. Cuellar and by threatening
death committed criminal assault upon
the deienseless woman. IL 10 stated
that during the commission Of the crime
the husband was kept at bay outside OF
his house at the point oil revolver.
Warrants for the arrest Of the alleged
hends we're sworn out In Justice Barn.
ett's conrt yesterday afternoon and
last night Sheriff Stout started south to
secure the two reported cnlprits. II 10
expected that he win return tomorrow
morning when the men will be arraigned
in Justice Burnett's court. The men Ii
10 said, were under the influence OF II.
quor when they committed the crime.
OF the Supreme Court decisions the
Phoenix Republican says: Another
interesting opinion was one reversing
the judgment OF the District Courtof Co
chise county In the case OF the Copper
Queen Consolidated Company Va The
Board Of Equalization Of Ccchise county.
The board Of supervisors oi that county,
sistang as board of equalization, that
raised or fixed the valuation of the ap-
pellant's property without having given
II full notice of iss Intention 10 consider
the matter. The action Of the board
was declared by she opinion 10 he null.
In similar case in Graham county Jas-
tice Dean, who read the opinion, sonse
time ago rendered Judgment against the
board OF equalization for the reason that
IL had given The Arizona Copper ccm.
pany only two days notice ofita inten-
tion TO pass upon the valuation of in
property"
Captain George D. Christy. Colenel
Jerry Millay and Civilian h. w. Lewis.
sIl shining lighte at the Maricopa bar.
entered into an arrangement seceatly
whereby Captain christy was 10 cali
the turn on q prospective deciaion by
Judge Street. II he failed 10 do % he
vas TO make it his business 10 zee that
ali thres gentlemen had iirst-cIass din
ner at his expense. Yesterday neon
they iined at Coffee Ais place. They
dined we'll. Captain Miilay says, and he
is generally credited with knowing q
dinner when he gets one. Civilian
Lewis concurs In the opinion expressed
by Colonel Miliay. CoIoaeI Miisay was
toastmaster, Civilian iewis toasteater
and Captain Chirsty was paymaster
general. The Captain previous TO the
| rendering OF the decision vas 20 firm In
| his prediction that the other gentlemen
began TO fear he had received private
lin from the Chief Justice, but when
the decision was render d it was very
plain that he had not. Phoenix Rspub-
lican.
EFFECTIVE AT ONCE-The Him
ois Central railroad win put in . new
| fast schedule on their Omaha and Chi
cago line, whereby train No. will be
cut down one hour. 1t will leave
Omaha at 7:45 p. m. daily via Fort
I RuV