Arizona republican., 1895-12-03
ALL OVER THE TERRITORY News Culled From Vari- OuS Sources. What the Prominent People
 Are Doing. Their Movements a1r Investments Personal and General
 Territorial News.


 Wilcox News: J. B. Parks, foreman for McKittrick, made very curious discovery at the top of the highest peak in the Dog Cabezas mountains last Saturday. AS MT. Parks and another man were leading their horses over the summit of the mountains they saw steam issuing from a hole in the rock and on closer observation found a cavern leading down into the interior of the mountain, small at the top, but apparently widening as depth was reached, from which thick cloud of very warm vapor was issuing.
 Wilcox News: Very few people have any idea of the amount of placer gold brought into Wilcox. Either one of the big stores always has "sack" on hand which amounts to a neat little sum, and George RaAm has collection of nuggets running from s1 to $30 apiece which he has bought from miners during the past three months.
 Wilcox News: High winds pre- vailed Thursday and Friday evening ending with heavy rains Friday night, Saturday and Sunday. When the clouds broke away Monday morning the mountains on every side of Wilcox were covered with a heavy mantle of the beautiful, apparently coming down to within few hundred feet of the mesa. Old residents pronounce it very heavy fall of snow
 Yuma Sentinel: Senator Dorsey and his associates will at once complete their plans for building narrow gauge railroad from the mines to the Cobra do river at Picacho, four and half miles, and for building a 100-stamp mill, both of which will be done this winter Senator Dorsey and MT. Far rish are of the opinion that ore enough can be taken from the Picacho mines to constantly supply a 1,000-stamp mill. Jesse R. Grant who accompanied them, bonded thirty mines in the White Gold Basin, one mile east of Picacho, which he will open at once and to work the ores of which he will put up a 100- stamp mill on the river MT Grant on
 
 pleased than before and especially so after the thorough and practical tests made by M. Parrish.
 Yuma Sentinel: Jack Hart, one of the oldest engineers on the Southern Pacific railroad, has been promoted from freight engineer to a conductor and given a passenger run between Los and Long Beach, Gal. Jack has run into this city for the past fif- teen years, and though our citizens will regret ito lose him all join in wish ing him success in his new position.
 Tucson Citizen: The purchase of coal by the electric light company broke the wood famine this morning. No sooner had the lighting company begun hauling coal into their yard, when the wood vendors began offering large quantities of wood for sale. More wood was purchased by the cleo tric light company today than they have been able ito obtain during the en- tire month.
 Tucson Citizen: MT. A. L. Bernard returned few days since from Altar, Sonora, to which place he has been in the interest of l.. Zeckendorf & Go. His mission was the purchase of cattle, and although sufficient for all purposes were to be had he found them high in price. The Sonora stockmen were not slow ito "catch on to the raise and raised with it.' Cattle everywhere are in excellent condition and the country being well grassed stock can be driven without loss of flesh. Several other buyers are also in that state looking for feeders.
 Tucson Citizen: On Monday neN San Francisco day will be celebrated with great pomp and splendor at the old San Xavier mission. The church has been decorated and hung with lanterns. Imposing ceremonies will tae place in the evening and a large concourse of people ore expected to participate.
 Tucson Citizen: The Masonic fra ternity has let contract to MT. G. M Castro to erect a 12-foot Aermotor windmill a handsome tower and tool house and a tank, holding 5000 gallons, for the purpose of irrigating their cemetery. It is the purpose of the lodge to beautify the grounds by plant, ing trees and flowers. The action ot the lodge is commendable.
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