from  the 
camp.  Many  farms  along  the  Gila  river  are 
greatly  damaged.  The  town  of  Globe  also  sus- 
tained serious  damages  from  the  flood,  likewise 
Phoenix  and  Yuma.  At  the  latter  place  the  Gila 
river  was  three  miles  in  width,  being  many  feet 
higher  than  was  ever  before  known.

An  accident  occurred  at  El  Baranca  mine, 
in  Mexico,  recently  which  will  occasion  a great 
deal  of  delay  and  expense  to  the  management. 
A large  rock  broke  loose  on  the  side  of  the 
mountain,  which  descended  with  fearful  mo- 
mentum, carrying  away  the  roasting  plant, 
knocking  down  several  buildings  and  destroying 
a good  deal  of  piping.  One  woman  was  instantly 
killed,  and  a leg  and  arm  cut  off  a Mexican 
miner,  who  afterwards  died.

Jacob  Abraham,  of  Clifton,  will  soon  move 
his  family  to  this  city  in  order  to  give  his  chil- 
dren the  benefit  of  our  public  schools.

Dan  McMillen  is  around  again  after  a 
touch  of  the  epidemic.

Constable  Richwein,  of  Central,  shot  Tran- 
sito  Parra  in  the  head  Sunday  morning  last, 
killing  him  instantly.  It  is  said  that  Parra  was 
drunk  and  creating  a disturbance.  The  coroner’s 
jury  exonerated  the  constable.

WE  ARE  DISGUSTED