Holbrook argus., 1902-08-02
BIG ELECTRIC PLANT
LIGHTAND POWER FOR GLOBE AND
 ADJACENT POINTS
Prussia Embezzler Arrested in San Francisco Killed Ia Runaway-Died of Heat Prostrat- ion in Fresno-San Joaquin Grape Crop Large Died From Gas

By extension of the Sunset Tele- phone Company's Castle Creek line, Phoenix and Wickenburg are now connected.
 Mrs. James Mullaly, a prominent resident of San Ramona, was killed near her home in runaway accident Friday night. She was the daughter of William Norris.
 Caspar Walker, q Swiss farmer. aged ranch, three miles from Castroville, Friday killed himself by shooting.
 Brakeman M. E. Forsyth of Sacra- mento had his left arm cut off at the shoulder Friday night at the Edwill switch, four miles east of Reno. The train broke in two and he fell to the rail.
 Thomas D. Freeman of Go. N, Twelfth U. s. s., was found dead in his room in lodging house in San Francisco Thursday with the gas turn ed on. The police are Investigating the case.
 The bond election to provide funds
 
 the streets of Sacramento was carried by an overwhelming majority. The vote authorizes the immediate expen- allure of $l5O,OOO.
 Mrs. Thomas Murray was frightfully burned Thursday at Chlco while cook ing on a coal oil stove. Before assis- tance arrived her clothing was almost burned from her body. No hope is entertained for her recovery.
 The first shipment of this seasons s grapes was sent out of Stockton Friday, when Steve Sanguinetti shipped six cates of Madelina table grapes to San Francisco. The grape crop in San Joaquin county this season will be very large.
 Word has been received at Fresno from Head Consul F. A. Falkenburg of the Woodmen of the World that the order has invested 1000 in the re- cent Fresno city school bond issue of $75,000 sold to Chicago syndicate for $8l ,0OO. The investment is for the order's reserve fund.
 The body of Edward Mills who work ed as a ranch hand near Acampo, was brought to the Stockton morgue Friday afternoon he having been found dead near the railroad track, both his legs being terribly mangled, indicating that he had been run over by train.
 The handsome tablet erected in St.. Peter's chapel at Mare Island Navy Yard in memory of the American and British officers who were killed in Samoa, was unveiled Thursday. Rt. Rev. w. H. Moreland, bishop of Sac ramento, conducted the services. A large number of naval and army off, cers were present.
 Early Wednesday morning at Flet- cher's saw mill in the mountains fifty miles from Walla Walla, Wash, a falling tree struck Andre Yarbraugh on the head, crushing it so badly that portion of the brain oozed out. He died fifteen minutes after reaching medical aid, having lived twenty-four hours after the accident.
 Fire destroyed the plant of the Bryant Lumber and Shingle company at Fremont, suburb of Seattle, shortly before noon Friday. The mill and all the outbuildings, with the exception of two dry-kilns, were burned, and the fire was with difficulty kept from spreading to adjacent property. The loss is estimated at $50,00O.
 Arnold Kroeger, alias Fred Miller who drew revolver on United States Marshal Shine when placed under arrest for embedding over $6000 o postoffice funds lin Prussia, acknowl. edged his guilt when arraigned before Commissioner Peacock at San Fran. cisco. He waived examination, and asked to be sent back to Essen, Prus sia, where the money was embedded.
 Joseph Evans, pasterer, died at Fresno Friday afternoon from the effec of heat prostration, from which he hac been suffering for several days. He had been at work on building durins