Arizona silver belt., 1904-06-23

luFolNch uDb diOut bu6 iehililE oi bho emoezzlement charges, and separately too, against the officers and directors. but also trials of cases against Dessart ct al. to recover amounts due and as against debtors of the bank who signed their names to notes which bear inter- est and grow pretty fast in amount if allowed to remain unpaid indefinitely. Citizen.
 A double tragedy was enacted in front of the express office in Naco on Wednesday of last week, when Henry Bonnhauser, agent of Wells, Fargo & Co.,, shot and killed Otto Mohr after the former had lodged four bullets in Bonnhauser' body, with fatal effect. The two men had been enemies for long time, though there is no knowl- edge here of the cause of their i'll feel ing. Mohr met Bonnhauser near the latter's office and began firing. Bonn hauSer ran inside to arm himself but before he could secure weapon Mohr had shot four times, each bullet find ing the mark. Though weak from loss of blood, Bonnhauser aimed de- liberatelY and his single shot pierced his adversary's heart. Bonnhauser died the following day.
 From thirteen and a half acre tract of land located near the race track on the north side, Fred Tait SC cures nice little sum of money. The yield of barley from the land was 406 sacks, averaging so pounds each, or a total of 32,4s0 poundz. At II cents this gives him $4s7 20. The straw weighed out 25 tols, for which he re- ceiyed S9 per ton, 1925, making a total from the l34 acres of s6l2 20, or $52.75 per acre. This land had only two ir- rlgatious during the growing of the grain. Besides this, he grazsd stock on the land during the early winter and will have plenty of grazing for some time to come. Even in a "dry' year some farmers are making money.
 Mesa Free Press.
 The Southern Pacific surveyors at work in the Gila valley river box can yon have now passed the mouth of Eagle river, and will soon move their camp to the mouth of the Frisco There are several surveying parties in the Duncan country, all presumably in the interest of the Southern Pacific. They have been engaged in running preliminary lines through that section. Two surveying outfits have passed through Clifton going north during the past few weeks. They are sup posed to be in the employ of the S0gth- ern Pacl tic, but they are not commuuI- cative as to their duties. It is now pretty generally settled in the minds of the people that the Southern Pa, citic means to build line of railroad from S1lomonville up the Gila river and on to a connecti' with the main line at Deming.-Lordsburg Liberal.
 At the election of the faculty of the Tempe Normal school for the coming yeartwo members declined re re.eection They were Professor Lee, teacher of Latin, and Miss Daly, of the English department. At meeting of the board on Wednesday night these places were filled. Professor Lee will be sue ceeded by Prof. John F. Hall, AM. | Professor Hall is said to be an expe. rienced and well qualified instructor He was graduated from Kings col lege, Tennessee, and afterxard took a course at Harvard, where he obtained his masters degree. The new English teacher is Miss Bessie Hutchinson. Miss Hutchinson was first graduated from the Girls Latin school of Bllti more. She took a course at the North western university, Watertown, Wis, aud subsequently, spent five years at the Boston School of O:atory. Af5er that she taught four years at the Northwestern university, whence she comes to this territory y.-Republican.
 Initial proceeding in legal action of large proportions against La Fortu na Mining company was instituted Monday in the filing of complaint by Thomas F. Wilson, of Tucson, who l as an attorney represents the plaint | ifs to the suit, Henry Blume and | James E. Blrney. It is alleged in the l complaint that the Fortuna company has wrongfully extracted l65, ,00O tons ! of ore from the adj ,ining claims of | plaintiffs, the value of which is placed | at $20 per ton, making a total of | $3, 3O0,000. There is no explanation as to the manner in which this ore has been wrongfully extracted. It has been reported that the plaintiffs have sunk shaft adj ,ining the defendants mine, and recently struck the miin ledge of the Fortuna, which dips |