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| = A A A n E z l EMULATlNG PHoENlx-santa F4 ] ~. M, has a project on for n faii. ground and race track the system be. l ing very similar to that of Phoenix. namely the organization of an associa- ton whose stock will be subscribed for by the citizens. The enterprise. how over, is on a smaller scale than here for the capital stock Is to be fifteen | thousand dollars ana the race track
 a half mile oval.
 l VIOLENTLY INSANE. - Will Col 1 lins was locked up in the county tail 1 on Saturday night for insanity. He | will probably be given an examination l today. About sixteen years ago he | was struck on the head with an axe in 1 the hands of a man named Poole and
 for time he was thought to be dead | For two days his life was despaired Of ! but he recovered. At times since then. 1 he has had recurring spells of insanity. | but they have always until now passed | away quickly and were never so vio- | lent as the present one.
 i ARIZONA SHEEP.-N Notwithstand- 1 ing the lateness of he season. Arizona
 Is still contributing mutton to the Kan 1 sas City market The reports of rep resentative sales for last week includ- ed 4O54 lambs for W. L. Booth of Hol- brook, S06 lambs for c. L. Neman of Holbrook, 56l lambs for F. S. Gosney of Flagstaff and 7SS lambs for J. w Rice of Flagstaff The reports include nine-tenths of the whole number of sales reported for the week The high est price brought was $7 for 1888
 lambs shipped by W. L. Booth. The 1 lowest price was S6.SO. Feeding lambs i brought from $615 to $6.25.
 SUSPECT ZELDA Bisbee paper.
 says: 4 man whose name is as we. unknown, but who is believed to b. Simpkins, the Western Fedora ton t,e Miners member connected by the aU- thorities with the dynamite murder Of Governor Frank Steunenberg of Idaho is under arrest at Cananea. Sonora
 Mexico, and is held there by request
 of the Arizona Rangers. The prisoner
 is said to answer closely the official
 description of Simpkins. Captain Tom
 Rynning of the Rangers. who returned
 today from Cananea, so states. but he
 is not positive of the mans identity
 Captain Rynning has sent for a man
 in Arizona who is well acquainted
 with the real SimplIins to go to Ca
 nanea to identify the suspect.
 CANTALOUPE GROWERS - AID
 nouncement is made of a meeting of
 delegates from She cantaloupe growing
 districts of Imperial and Coachella
 valleys, California. and Salt River val
 ley. Arizona. at Brawley, Cal. on
 Tuesday, the 9th inst. Each coulmu-
 nity growing or expecting to grow
 cantalOupes is expected to send a duly accredited delegate. and an invitation
 is extended to Yuma to participate iR
 the meeting. The gathering is expected to result in great profit to the different sections. as the experience of those who have been engaged in the industry
 for several seasons will be made pub lie and ideas will be exchanged. Par ticular attention will be given to ways and means of best and most economi- e9lly marketing the crop.
 WINTER VISITORS-Nr. and Mrs Hobart Bosworth of Los Angeles. who spent last winter in Tempe. are ex- pected to return there any day now 10 remain during the present winter. MT Bosworth has a slight affection of tho lungs that makes it desirable for him to get a little farther away from the 1 coast in the winter. MT. and Mrs Bosworth are foOtlight favorites and 1 Mir. BOsworth is also a painter of more than ordinary talent Many | competent critics have complimented l nm nlShly oH HIS WOIk Wltn the DfuSn l which has attracted almost as much l attention as his work on the stage. | He made several big hits in Los An | geles, none perhaps more notable than ! the leading part he played in School l for Scandal a year ago or more. He | expects to go back to Los Angeles next 4 spring, according to the papers of that Il city as leading man at the Belasco. I and it is also said that he will be secS in Shakespearean revivals.