Arizona republican., 1895-10-09
ALL OVER ARIZONA. News CulIed From Vari- OuS Sources. What the Prominent People
 Are Doing. Their Movements and Investments Per sonal and General
 Territorial News.

Solomonville Bulletin: Miss Ruth
 Guernsey, of Bloomfield, Iowa, a niece of Frank Dysart, has been en- ployed to teach the grammar grade of the Solomonville public school, and she will arrive this week. Miss Guern- sey is recommended as a competent teacher and under her care the Solo, monville school will no doubt accom- plish satisfactory results. She will re- ceive cordial welcome here.
 Tombstone Prospector: There is lady in the city who, when she wants to hail her husband, whistles for him, and she does it so well that she can attract his attention from a considera- ble distance. Most women cannot whistle much more fuently than a goat, their efforts in this line being about as successful as their ability to throw a stone. But the new woman will perhaps be able to warble all the popular airs like a bird
 Florence Tribune: Mrs. T. D. Ham, mOnd, Mrs. A. F. Barker and MrsW H. Benson returned Wednesday from their summer outing in California.
 Kingman Miner: It is rumored that the miners of the White Hills con- pany and embracing all the property owned by Judge Schaefer, in Indian Secret district, are being negotiated for by an English syndicate. The Norma mine is also included should the sale go through. An expert has been in the Hills for the past two weeks ex- amining the properties and it is thought his report will be favorable The price is said to be in the neighbor- hood of one and one-half million dol lars. The mines are the heaviest pro- ducers of silver of any in the United States and are to be worked on an ex- tensive scale by the new company. It | is estimated that S200,000 will be ex- pended in the development of the properties.
 Graham Guardian: There is almost certainty of another baseball tour nament between Tucson, Phoenix, l Prescott and the Graham County Ath- 1etics for the championship of the ter ritory. The Graham county team found no difficulty in defeating all the teams they met during the last tourna- ment and we predict many victories for them in the next.
 Florence Tribune: MT. Chas. F. Kuhnen, one of the principal owners of the Golden West mine, south of | Casa Grande, was in Florence last | Sunday with his wife. Mx Kuhnen is doing good work in advertising the wonderful agricultural and mineral re- sources of Pinal county.
 Florence Tribune: Hon. A. J. Doran who so ably and satisfactorily repre- sented Pina1 county in the upper house of the last legislature, was welcome visitor in Florence this week. He now makes his home in Prescott, where he is engaged in mining and real estate business.
 Winslow Mail: The Atlantic & Pa cif1c Railroad company has made the following rates to those desiring to at tend the meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Arizona, to be held at Prescott, commencing November 12, 1895: From Williams $1.SO, Belle mont $3.6O, Flagstaff $4.55, Canon Diablo $5.35, Winslow $6.90, Holbrook , $$S.90J Navajo Springs $113O. The tickets on sale at the various stations on November Il and 12 and good until November IS. Continuous passage in each direction
 Prescott Courier: S. M Folsom and Wm. Claf1in have filed with the United States land office at Prescott an appli- cation for three reservoir sites in Ma vajo county, south of Flagstaff and Winslow. The applications also call for right of way for canals tributary to such reservoirs. It is proposed to store flood waters in these reservoirs for the reclamation of large tracts of fertile land tributary tereto. The car rying out of this enterprise will neces- sitate the expenditure of several hun dreds of thousands of dollars and will be great benefit to northern Arizona.
 Kingman Miner: L. B. Hayes, of Phoenix, stopped in Kingman last Sunday visiting his old friend, Hon. o. D. M. Gaddis. MT. Hayes is a wholesouled, generous hearted gentle man and we hope in the near future to number him among the citizens of Kingman. <, Tucson Star: The rain which set in on Thursday afternoon continued in- termittently through the evening and night, and early yesterday morning pulled itself together for a final dis play of strength. Everything un- sheltered was thoroughly soaked
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