Dr…
source date: 1891
availability: public-domain

rock above him gave way and came down, completely covering him up. He was extracted by some of his fellow miners and taken out to the fresh air. Although consid- erably bruised and cut up, no bones were broken and he will be able to report for duty again in a few days. Dr. J. C. Handy, a prominent physician of Tucson, was shot and killed by Frank J. Heney, an attorney who brought a suit for divorce for Mrs. Handy. It is said that the doctor enjoyed a practice of $25,000 a year. Mrs. Handy claim- ed that the doctor was a little too handy around Pansy Smith, the wife of Frank W. Smith, the defaulting receiver of public moneys at Tucson, a son of Exa Billy Smith, ex-United States sena- tor from Virginia in ante-bellum days. The killing is said to have been in self defense. Mr. E. L. Doheny, an old resident of Kings- ton, now of Silver City, came in Friday to take a look at his old camping grounds and shake hands with his many friends. He will return home Sunday. — Shaft. Miss Lillie Stevenson had a narrow escape on Monday evening. She was riding a somewhat