Arizona republican., 1909-06-30
TERRITORIAL
 NEWS ITEMS Interesting Facts From the
 Arizona Exchanges INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. Incidents of Recent Occur
 renee in the Cities, Towns, Mining Camps and Sur rounding Hills, Wales and Ranges.
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
Another Fatal Stabbina,

ss Another Fatal Stabbinq.
 After Marcel Hernandez had fatally stabbed Tiburcio Gonzales, in a Mex ican carousal at PirtIeville, Herman dez gave himself up to the authori- ties, saying that he had done the stabbing in self defense. He will have his preliminary hearing today.
 Gets S6075 From Bisbee.
 Mrs. BraZeil has been awarded s6O75 damages in a s uit against the city of Bisbee.
 Census Increased.
 The last school census of Tucson shows a remarkable increase. Par ticularly is this true in the agricul- tural districts. The total for the Tue son district was 3,O2S, or an increase of 240.
 Killed at Switch.
 A Winslow switchman,. A. H. Per ry, was killed early "wednesday morn- ing of last week while switching a train of cinders. What caused him to be run over is not exactly known, though it is presumed that he had a fainting fit, and fell across the track as a switched section of the train HeiS COliiill6 uOMn Oll Iifll. ne Ildu been in the service of the Santa Fe for about three weeks at Winslow. He was 30 years of age and leaves wife, three children and aged par ents at Sheldon, Ia.
 SeVenty-five Chinese to Leave
 Two carloads of Chinese win be shipped out of the territory to San Francisco July 7th. They have been gathered up by the immigration au- thorities, and will be returned to their native land. Most of them weer captured near Naco and Tucson.
 Wentworth Cuts Hair.
 At last Mayor Wentworth of Tomb stone has been bereft of his silvery locks. The cruel barber's shears have clipped from A. Wentworth that glory that has made him famous in picture and story He is shorn of the frosted locks that have time and again caused him to be likened to Henry Ward Beecher, Horace Greeley, Benjamin Franklin and other men of prominence in the earlier days of the cOuntry's making When Bryan was first nominated for president Mr. Wentworth declared that he would not cut his hair until Bryan was elected. He has kept his promise faithfully, until now, but finally sue sumbed to the inevitable.
 Hurt in Runaway.
 Mrs. $. J. Holsinger of Meteor was recently a victim of a runaway acci- dent. A team from the mines be- came frightened, ran away passing between the houses of Supt. Holsing- CT. Mrs. Holsinger ran out in front of the team, thinking that perhaps she could stop the runaway, but the excited horses swerved and ran over her. A bad cut of tKe scalp and two ribs broken was the result of the accident. It is believed that Mrs Holsinger will recover.
 Possible Change .. Consul.
 According to the Tucson Citizen, there may be a change made in the Mexican consulate in Tucson. Senor Gustave LeHy may possibly request transfer to his former position at San Francisco.
 Marquez Held for Murder.
 At the examining trial of Fran cisco Marquez. June 24th at the penitentiary at Yuma, the murderer of Peter B. Hodges claimed that he act ed in self defense; that Hodges had threatened to throw him off the mountain. A watch has been found belonging to Hodges in the hut wehre Marquez was captured.
 Desert Charne Alive.
 One of the most pitiful cases in the history of the territory is again res- urrected.
 James C. Drumgold, known to ey- cry railroad man from Cotton to Fl Paso. as Desert Charlie" has turned up again and he like to have caused Jack Heyl to throw a fit and swear that he would change his brand, when he crawled out from under freight train in the Yuma yards this morn ing and shook hands with Jack, as if he had never been reported dead and buried for 10. these many days.
 Years ago, in fact so long ago that very few. railroad men remember his first trip over the s. P, James C. Drumgold lost his wife and chil- dren and the best part of his mind as well. .Ie then started out as a tramp out of Fl Paso. looking. al- ways looking for his wife and ba- bies
 He walked the track inquiring of 'NiAi'pN iltIi --dloHE lllc way TUT tidings of his loved ones, and in this way on his long trip got acquainted with the kind hearted knights of the rail- who passed the word on from one to another to look out for him, and so when he reached Colton on his first trip they persuaded him to turn back
 So it has been through all the years, ever trudging up and down between the points mentioned, refus- ing always to ride, and several times saving the s. P. thousands of dollars through his news of washouts, Ob- Structions, etc.
 He lived through n small sum of money sent him by his brother each month. who is a well-to do jeweler in San Francisco, and last January