Arizona republican., 1895-12-18
ALL OVER TIE TERRITORY News Culled From Vari-
 ouS Sources. What the Prominent People
 Are Doing. Their Movements and Investments Personal and General Territorial News.

Journal Miner: M J. T1ilckey's hack is on GIne way to Prescott again. The vehicle was recently ldhe subject of hdi- gatiion lin Phoenix, the man to whom MT. Hickey sold it on the installment plan refusing F1o either make his pay menlts or return the hack, after having it in lhis possession flor lthree months. MT. Hickey replewfned and secured pos session of it and is returning it to . Prescott.
 F1la(gstaff Democrat: Thursday night FlDagstaff Hodge, No. 13, IA. o. U. w., eledted lthe foIlowing officers flor the en- srlinIg term: J. A. Wilson, master workman; F e. Hodhderffer, foreman; :; J. A. Lamport, Uverseer; PR. Weather fond, recorder; c. T. Bush, receiver; G. E. Uohe, guide; John Ohrisholm, in side twatchmarl; E. l.. Clancy, outside WaItchman w. H. Anderson, trustee.
 Fllagstaff Democrat: Fllagstaff lodge, No ', IF. & IA. M. alt their regular meet ing on Saturday night, elected the fol- flowing officers for the ensuing year: J. Guthrie Savage, w. M.; w. D. Fraser, $. w.; w. HI. Anderson, J. w., M. s. Beal, treasurer; T. E. PnClijam, secre- taTty.
 Tempe News: The second year class alt the Normal organized yesterday and elected as officers for 1.-the ensuing year the lfoMowinlg persons: President, Oscar Mullen; vice president, Miss May Huffer; secr retary, Miss Edith Abel. The business commiIttee consists of Miss AIIice Windes, Rdbert Davis and Clyde Stewart
 Fl.rence Tribune: Hon Nhos. C. Graham has been engaged Eas engineer at the Ripsey mill, which is about to start up and left "Wednesday for the scene of (hfs duties.
 Tine Coconino Sun tteIhs of the passing of two tfamilies through FIagstaff bound flor Phoenix They traveled overland from Salt Lake via Lees Ferry. They Host three horses, were without money until they solid horse and one Magon. They were cheerful. One man is "a Ibultdher tlhe other con- sumptive.
 The Altlantic 6 PaIciflc railroad will charge 25 cents Ito check bicycles in the future. The officials claim that wheels are net Eegltin1a.e baggage, hence the charge.
 Prescott Courier: Wice-President J. L. Fisher, of the YaNapai Cricket club, is in receipt of "a letter lfrOm the Phoe- nix club staIting tthlaIt shlould the Yava- pal club decide Ito visit Phoenix during flhe carnival, the Fhoenix club. would offer as prize for the winning team very handsome cup.
 KinIgman Miner: Henry P. Ewing hIas tbeen appointed tnarmer or agent for the Wa1lapai GndIants by fEhe interior department. MT. Ewing's appoint ment is a good one and he will look after the interests of the tribe in an in teEligenlt manner. If bhe governmnt would nIow purchase the walter and ranches in Truxlton Valley Nhe WaIla- pais could be made seGf-supp por1ing.
 Fllorence Tribune: Will F. Cooper has been tappoinbe clerk of the board of supervisors during dhe absence of J. M. Ochoa. A good appointment.
 Tucson Citizen: MT. M. P. Freeman has resigned as cashier of the Arizona Naidionail bank, and has been elected vice4pr esldent of the Consolidated Ma Monal blank, and will at once assume the duties of his new position and par uioipate in the active management of Hhe business of the bank to which he has transferred his services
 Prescott Courier: As Masthead BNl regains (his mental equilibrium, it is said llhat [hlis physical vitality is depart ing. In IDact he is becoming partially paralyzed lin the left half of his body and has flittle if any use of his left hand. IA friend of .hIls states tlhat some time ago Miss Blue Dick struck Bill over the head with a boitle, since which time he has complained of pain in (his head and probably tthe Gblow affected his brain.