Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-22

crime was a very heinious one. Clever
| inge killing his victim with a shovel.
He was a good prisoner up to the time
he became violently insane. There are
now 367 prisoners at Yuma and several
more will be added in few days from
Cochise county. The general health at
the penitentiary is excellent and only
three are confined to the hospital.
Captain Rynning says that the Colo
RADIO river is rising very rapidly for
the last few days, and while there is
a large force of men watching the
break along the Salton sea there is a
possibility that the river may get be-
yond control. The mining interests
are very active at present i'm Yuma
county. over in Copper mountain
| twenty-five miles south and east of
Welton. Billy Marvin, we'll known
throughout the territory has struck a
good ledge of ore from two to seven
feet on the surface and extending for
two miles. The ore assays about Is
per cent gold. 10 per cent silver and 5
per cent copper. Two experts were i'm
the section recently and report that
there is an excellent prospect for a
paying camp. Captain Rynning will
leave today on his return to Yuma
ALL MIssoURiANs LOOKED
AlIkE-Attorney Silverthorn of Mesa
made a mistake yesterday morning but
there were no fatal consequences. He
appeared in district court for one Will
Hanson. a negro. who had appealed
from the Justices court at Mesa where
ne had been found guilty OF a INSIDE
meanor. The case was to be tried by
a jury and Mr.. Silverthorn in the Sc
lection of ii was very careful TO admit
no one who came from south of Mason
and Dixon's line. He asked all tales
men carefully as TO theiI. sentiments
toward the colored race and then
where they had been born. One of
them was c. NJ. Sturges of this city. i
Mr.. Sturges is most dependable re-
publican without any antipathy to the
negro but when Mr.. Silverthorn asked
him where he had been born he replied
that Missouri was his native state. He
was excused. Williamson however was
acquitted.
DEATH OF EARL SEARS-A teie-
gram was received yesterday from
James E. Bark at Santa Ana. Cal. |
stating that Earl Sears. son of Mrs.
Bark had died there the evening be- !
fore. Mr.. and Mrs. Bark had left that
afternoon on a telegram from an aunt
of the boy describing the dangerous
character of his illness and left in the |
evening for his bedside. The funeral !
will take place today and the body will /
be buried there.
ALL TUCSON COMING Manager
Rinderle got word Yesterday from T.. /
Raber. secretary Of the Tucson base !
ball league. saying that the Tucson /
people are coming over next Sunday |
on a special excursion train To see the \
great ball game when the Tucson
have been slated by the I
Phoenix bunch for sure enough de- |
feat. There viii not be little bakers |
dozen Of them. but about 500 enthu-
siastic fans with all the pent up vigor 1
of the last $50 years of life in that |
old pueblo to yell for their favorite l
sons. There will also be about 100 I
members of the Knights of Columbus |
for a frdternal visit. so the I
capital city should put on its best bib |
and tucker next SUNDAY and strain a |
few points to treat the visitors with /
the greatest hospitality. in return for |
last Sundays courtesy. Curley SAYS !