There died at the Sister’s hospital a few…
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curious
if the successful manufacture of this wonderful
metal should be inaugurated upon a large scale,
at the scene of the early experiments here re-
corded. I do not doubt for a moment but that
at some time the Gila deposit will be used to
make aluminum, the coming metal.
There died at the Sister’s hospital a few
days since, a Mexican, who not long ago was in
jail and had been working on the streets with
other prisoners. After his death a story was
circulated to the effect that while at work on
the street in front of O. C. Hinman’s residence
he was struck on the head by a crowbar in
the hands of James Dickerson, a guard, and
that from the time of being hit until his death
he was in a semi-conscious state. A represen-
tative of this paper called at the sheriff’s office
in reference to the matter, and was informed
that the story was not based on the facts. Mr.
Dickerson claims that the Mexican assaulted
him with a crowbar, which he dodged and then
struck his opponent with his fist, knocking him
down. Another Mexican then made a break at
the deputy with a pick, and was knocked down
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