Arizona republican., 1895-10-04
ALL OVER ARIZONA. News Culled From Vari-
 ouS Sources. What the Prominent People Are Doing.  Their Movements and InVestm entS Per sonaI and General
 Territorial News.

Globe Silver Belt: Ernest Kellner arrived from Phoenix yesterday to spend the vacation and make himself useful in the store.
 Prescott Jourhal-Miner: Two dis tinguished mining men Of the Paclnc coast, ex-Governor H. H. Markham of California, and John Lowe of the same state. arrived in Prescott yesterday and left for the vicinity of Congress this morning These operators come, it is said, to look at many mines in this section and purchases may follow their examination on the trip.
 Prescott Courier: A miner came in from the new strike on Big Bug yester- day and reports that the 15-foot drift from the 80-foot shaft, widening pay streak of ore is exposed which goes 22 ounces gold per ton. In the 9O-foot shaft 325 feet away, ore of the same value has been encountered.
 Prescott Courier: Since the compile tion of the north and south road few Phoenix mosquitoes have come up on the owl, and Prescott can no longer boast of no mosquitos, but, as yet, there are not many of them.
 Globe Silver Belt: Globe and the surrounding country received good wetting on Monday last. The rain be- gan about o'clock a. m. and contlnu- ed without intermission until in the evening. The storm is notable for the fact that the sun did not shine at any time during the day, an occurrence that does not happen once in five years.
 Tucson Star: MT. Fred G. Hughes returned yesterday afternoon from trip through the southern part Of the county. He was at both Greaterville and Nogales. The vicinity of Greater vile has been drenched with heavy rains lately and in fact they seem to have covered the whole southern and western part of the county. Ranges are better than they have been for years. Nogales, MT. Hughes says, is almost depopulated. Everybody is going to the Magdalena feast The country this side is also moving in that direction He met one procession of thirty wagons headed for the feast.
 Los Angeles Times: Lieut.. z. B. Vance, U. s. A., of Fort Whipple, Ariz., son of the late Senator z. B. Vance of North Carolina, is staying at the Nadeau. He will go to BaldWin's ranch today with party of friends.
 Wilcox News: The most severe rain of the season commenced to fall about 8 o'clock Saturday night and continued until daylight Sunday morn ing with occasional heavy gusts of wind The Southern Pacific track was washed out both sides of Wilcox, causing a delay of four hours to east bound passengers and about sixteen hours to the westbound train. So se- were a storm at this season of the year has not been experienced before in the memory of the oldest inhabitant.
 Wilcox News: The waShout be- tween Wilcox and Bowie station on the Southern Pacific road, caused by the recent storm, appears to be worse than was at first reported, for although it has been temporarily repaired and trains are now running, 1t will take a large force of men ten or twelve days to put the track in as good condition as it was before the storm.
 Tombstone Prospector: Geo. W. Cheyney returned to his Gro Blanco mines today after few days visit with his family. The Montana mine is running in full blast and turning out full quota of wealth for it's for tunate owner.
 Wilcox News: John T. Hughes, son of Governor Hughes passed through Wilcox Thursday morning his way east to enter the law depart ment of the University of Pennsyl vania.
 Tombstone Prospector: Last night Col. Wm. Herring was suddenly taken severely i'll at his residence and Dr. Holcombe was called. The colonel was suffering from bowel complaint, but was again placed alright by medi- cal relief.
 Tombstone Prospector: The Tomb stone roundup begins today from Watervale. The town was consider ably enlivened last night by the pres ence of the festive cowboy, and this morning about twenty-five or thirty left for the lower end of the town to begin on the roundup work. Tkey go from here to the Garrett ranch today and work that section of the country.
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