Arizona republican., 1920-04-30
Eichtars in .Jusaado

MIAMI-Juan Tojeda and Gonzalez Lopez, recently arrived from the lanj of manana, pulled off a rock duel on the corner of Gibson street and Miarn. avenue last night at 9:30. The air was full of dornicks when the Miami police arrived on the scene and stopped tne barrage. Neither of the combatants had the range of the other and their craftsmanship would never get them a medal. Each drew fine of s15 Tn police ocurt this morning for fighting, and for lack of the necessary dinero to cover the fine are still on the inside looking out of the town jusgado.-Daily Silver Belt.
 Two Shot With One Bullet
 GSTAFF-Saturday night about 9:30. Pedro Jurique was sitting in his little cabin at Cliffs cleaning his auto matic pistol when Jose Cornejo and A Jauri called to pay him friendly visit As they entered the door they asked Pedro. who was sitting on his bed, what he was doing. Pedro answered, saying, m show you." and pointed his gun at them. The gun went off accidentally and both Mexicans were shot by the same bullet. The bullet entered the center of the chest and passed around and came out under the arm of one ot the men, then entered the left side or the other man directly under the heart
 The shooting was entirely accidental. as all three men are the best of friends and both Jauri and Cornejo exonerated Jurique of any criminal intent. Both are in a dangerous condition at the county hospitaI.-Northern Leader.
 Cold Bad for Fruit
 MIAMI-Deputy Hi Elam is in Miami for a couple of days in business. MT. EIam reports that the recent heavy frost, together with several light freezes of late, have about extinguished all hope held by the fruit growers of Pleasant Valley for any considerable quantity of fruit this year.-Silver Belt.
 Asbestos in Apache County
 ST. JOHNS-An asbestos claim has recently been located in Apache coun- ty. Arizona. The deposit is said to be extensive, having been traced over 20 miles. Vein exposures are so prom inent that, according to report, one can, without the aid of miners tools. pick up a ton or more of crude asbes- tos that has broken down from the exposures. Material from the deposit, examined by the United States bureau of mines, is of the typical Arizona type. It is strong, flexible, silky and occurs in cross fiber veins with a fiber length of one to one and one-quarter' inches, while fiber two and onShalf inches in length has been reported. The material submitted shows the effects of surface weathering, and asbestos of better quality could probably be ob- tained by development work.
 The deposit occurs on an Indian res ervation, and unfortunately the present law does not permit the development Of asbestos deposits on unallotted In- dian lands.-The Observer.
 Road to Be Widened
 YUMA-The building of the county road on the mesa out to the govern ment townsite. 12 miles south of Yuma, has continued steadily since the sale of the mesa land some weeks ago and will< be finished within a short time The road at the present time is not sufficiently wide for the passage of two cars. However, as soon as the road is completed to- the townsite the road will be widened throughout its length until it is the standard 1S-foot wide Sun.
 To Send Big Delegation
 CORRESPONDENCE will send large delegation to the grand rally to be held in St. David. Thursday, May