Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-28
A<R*I* ss < NEWS NOTES .s .s

A disorderly house row at Kofa last Thursday afternoon about o'clock resulted in the stabbing of Billy" Hennessy, a well known prospector who has been about Yuma a great deal. Hennessy iIEss six dangerous looking knife wounds on his person, two of them so deep and long that his intestineS were exposed, and it is feared that death will result. The wounds were inflicted by a negress known as "Pinkie" Dean.
 Articles of the following corpora- tions were filed in the office of the county recorder at Phoenix last week: Vegard Plumbing & Electric Co, cap ital stock $25,o00; incorporators. W. A Mckee, Charles Vegard, H. 5. Pulse; Estes Gold Mining Co. caLI- tai stock Sl,000, ,000 incorporators, F. w. Estes, L. B. Estes; Londol-Neva- da Mining and Exploration Co, t&pi- tai stock 1000 GOO, incorporatoIs, l. JOhl son, Dunbar H. Johnson, St Paul Arizona Copper O., capital stock S1, 100000, incorporators, Worrel Clarg son. John Wharry, Patrick W. Stone, E. E. Heines; Gold Mountain Copper Co, capital stock s3,00O,O00, incorpur- ators, Della Welsh, Wm. B. Ightfoot l John Schench.
 The board or control and attorney general have perfected and drawn up a tentative state prison contract with Architect Thurnton Fftzhugh, who has taken the document to Los An geles for some farther estimates in his own interest, before he signs II. H. L. Chilson of Winslow, and E. S. Campbell of Chicago, who is a brother-in-law of MT. Chilson, were at Holbrook recently for the purpose Of discussing with the business men the feasibility of organizing and incorpor- ating themselves into a company whose purpose it will be to endeayor to enlist the investment of capital whereby the construction of a railway 1 may be affected from Holbrook south and Fort Apache. A train containing five companies I of the 2nd Infantry passed through | Benson last Thursday forenoon un
 their way to Fort Thomas Kentucky. They were returning from the Philip | pines where they have been serving ! for the past two years.
 i Mohawk, which is located about 45 | Pacific, is having a big oil excitement at the present time. An English syn
 dicate, however, has become interest | ed in the region now, and announce ment has just been made that $25,-
 600 will be expended in drilling on the
 property owned by the English cor | poration.
 Fred Rose, a freighter in the en- | .f AEa i seriously hurt a few days ago. A ] horse on which he was riding slipped and fell upon Roses leg, crushing | the limb just ahoYe the ankle. The 1 foot may have to be amputated Prof B. H. Scudder of Jerome has
 accepted the position d city superin- tendent of the high school and public ! schools at Tempe.
 Four flags, part of the republican | convention decorations at Tucson,
 were stolen and the chamber of com
 merce is offering s10 reward for tneIr return
 Charles Calan, a pioneer of Marico-
 pa county, is dead at his home near
 Five Points.
 A huge side-winding rattler has
 been captured near Mesa and placed ] O4t ulSptdg-
 J. l.. Spain of Mesa planted a few
 young orange trees the spring before
 he went to Oregon, two years ago. This spring they are setting fruit Two cars containing fifty-eight Chi nese from San Antonio and seventeen Japs from Fl Paso under the charge
 of an inspector and five guards, went through yesterday morning on No. z. bound for San Francisco. from which point they will be deporfed to their
 native countries. Uncle Sam doesn't
 want em.
 The stochmen have presented a petition to Forest Supervisor P0oler. requesting the appointment of Bear Hunter Smith and c. c. Hill as trap pers for the San Francisco mountains forest. The losses from predatory an- finals in the last year has been consid-