The border vidette., 1903-05-30
ARIZONA NEWS.
Items of Interest from all Over the
 Territory.

The King ot Arizona mine and mil
 will soon be running full blast, after
 shutdown of two weeks, during
 which time extensive repairs were
 Yaade in the deep wells, from which
 the water supply is derived.
 Joe Mckinney, whose range is on
 the Eagle Creek informs the Solomon-
 vile Bulletin that feed on the range
 is in better condition than for many
 years. This is the pleasant report
 from all range sections.
 The Cattleman and Miner a newsy
 sheet published for some time by
 Frank King in this city has moved
 to Phpnix and the name changed to
 the Arizona Cattleman. The paper
 will be published weekly and devoted almost exclusively to the cattle trade. Tucson Post.
 The 4th of July committee met
 Wednesday eve, and reported proceed ings. The finance committee have over three thousand dollars on hand to put into prizes and to pay other ex- penses This will not be quite enough
 but there Is still more money to be subscribed and it is sure thing that nearly S4, GOO will be at the disposal of the committee -Bisbee Miner
 o. w. Williams, an old-time Ari- zoua printer, who has worked on all
 most every paper in the territory, was today adjudged insane by Probate Judge DeVane and will be taken to the asylum at Phoenix this evening. While not at all violent, Williams is certainly suffering with very serious mental derangenent. His hallucina- tion consists in the belief that he is in great danger of being murdered by hired assassins, with Billy Frazzee, of Phpnix, as chief conspirator-Yu una Sun.
 Scott White returned from Fl Paso last night. He brought his daughter back with him who has been in school there. They left for La Cananea thls morning Mir White expects to pay the La Cuniga placer diggines in the Altar district a visit in the near future. He is interested in the Mexican Fly draulic company which is going to put water on these exceptionally rich dig gins aud wash out the gold which for so many years has deied the dry 1 washing system and has laid i'll wait | for the American with the nerve to ! put a stream of water on the ground. i -Bisbee Miner
 A reward of S5O0O has been offered | for the capture of Dave Smith, the
 .,,I,o TOa putty Constable Tom Vaughn at Douglas, Saturday night, the 17th. The Rangers are now in pursuit of Smith and 1t is believed that they will capture ham beforo he gets across the border. The officers placed Smith under arrest as 8 suspicious character. They were about to search him, when he drew d six-shoOter and began shoot ing Before the officers could pull sidewalk. There were no witnesses. Smith made his escape i'll the dark ness.
 Henry F., better known as "Car- iboo" Brown, died in Tucson on Satur- day night. 'Cariboo" Brown was gambler by profession, and was one of the best known characters in Arizona. He was the soul of honor and integrity. During residence of nearly a score of years in Prescott he made many friends, as he was kind and generous and a law abiding and peaceful citizen. He claims to have been born in ISIS, winch would make hin .S5 years old at the time of hls death, but by many of his friends, he was thought to be much older. He served in the En ylish navy in his younger years being dis missed from that service for challeng- ing q superior officer to ii ght duel - Jerome Reporter. -
 Col Geo. w. Norton, was tn Yuma yesterday on hurried business trip. Alr. Norton is one of Yuma countvs, most progressive citizens and has new to spring on the travel ing public every time he comes to f town His latest venture Is an auto mobile line from Mohawk Summit to Quartzsite, which he says he will have | in operation within a very short time Two of the very best up-to-date , machines have been ordered from Chi ,ago and when placed in operation the camp of Quartzsite will have T | daily freight and passenger connec- ion, via the King of Arizona, with he Southern Pacific railroad at Summit. Each automobile 5 will carry ten passengers and 5000 J bounds of freight, making the trip in O en hours running time. While the a oe S