Arizona republican., 1895-11-12
ALL OVER THE TERRITORY
News Culled From Vari-
Gus Sources.
What the Prominent People
Are Doing.
Their Movements and InVestme nts
Personal and General
Territorial News.

Tucson Star: The Associated Press
correspondent at San Francisco who
sends out copper quotations evidently
gets his information by fast freight
from New York Yesterday he in
formed the western world of slight
slump in copper and said that the mar
ket was slow. A number of owners OF
copper properties were seen yesterday
regarding the dispatch and said that
there had been no change in the mar
ket within ten days when the decline
described by the correspondent actually
occurred. Though no advice has since
been receivedt the tone of the market is
strong and healthy.
Tucson Star: Lawrence Lemon this
morning will begin to reduce the eight
year sentence imposed upon him for
the killing of Thos. Shean about two
months ago. He was taken to Yuma
last might by Sheriff Leatherwood
Lemon was downcast and seemed to
feel the weight of his sentence for a
short time after it was passed, but he
recovered himself and when he went
away he babe his friends good bye as
coolly as if he were setting out on an
ordinary Journey. He was met at the
train by several of his friends, and he
has many in Tucson who. though they
do not question the justice of his pun
ishment, regreat that so good fellow
threw himself in the way of the law.
Silver Bet: Sheriff j. H. Thompson
and Harry Temple, deputy, started on
Thursday for Yuma with the prisoners,
Henry Blevins, George Harris, Naz-ta-
day and Ah-jil-nish, whose sentences
are noted elsewhere; and Antonio Gal
van, Mexican, and VIM. Miller, colored,
held on the charge of selling liqnor to
Indians. and who will be delivered to
the sheriff of Pinal county, at Casa
Grande
Graham Guardian: District Attor-
ney Wiley E. Jones returned last Fri
day evening from Tempe and the Mari
copa mountains, where he had been in
vestigating the supposed murder of
Jack Green, which occurred in 1891.
Winslow Mail: The railroad en-
ployes at this place will give a grand
ball next Wednesday or Thursday
night in honor of the opening of the
new round house. Invitations will be
extended from Albuquerque to the
Needles. The dancing viii be done in
the machine shop, the floor of which
will be planned off and waXed. The
Wingate band has been engaged for the
occasion and no pains or expense will
be spared 70 make it the ball of the
season.
Wfnslow Mail: A sad accident oc-
CURED in Gallup the afternoon of No
vember 6, resulting in the killing, al
most Instantly, of Mexican. 1t seems
that an engine standing on the side
track next to the main dine, had a blow
off cock open and as the day was quite
chilly, the steam enveloped the main
line in a fog as it WERE The Mexican
who was working on the track nearby
became surrounded by steam, and not
being able to hear on account of the
blow-off cock, did not hear flyer No. 1,
the engine of which struck him with
the terrible result.
Tucson Star: The overthrow and
degradation of the horse is complete
now. There was a triumphal process
sion in Tucson yesterday which re-
minded those who saw it of the old
Roman custom of leading captives
chained to the tail of chariot. The
procession consisted of a boy riding a
bicycle and leading a horse, who
couldn't talk but his detected head and
general appearance were as expressive
of the captives' moan. "Vae Victisw
as if he had anticipated it. Horses, no
doubt, feel keenly their displacement
by the bicycle, but to be led by one and
ing buried under an insult, is having
it rubbed in.
Coconino Sun: Robert w. Bell left
Tuesday for Phoenix, where he will
spend few days. Owing to ill-health
Mr.. Bell has resigned his position as
deputy in Sheriff Cameron's office, and
will spend the winter in Mexico or
Guatemala, he has not determined
which. Roberts many friends here
hope that the change of climate will
restore his shattered health.
Coconino Sun: Under Sheriff Fair
child left Tuesday for Phoenix having
in charge Joseph Fouts, whom he was
taking to the Territorial Insane asy-
lum One of Fouts' vagaries is that he
is a great soldier and wears an infantry
helmet When he left here he said
that he was going to take command of
a regiment of soldiers near Phoenix.
Coconino Sun: F. G. Calhoon and
wife and E. S. Wilcox left Saturday
overland for Phoenix. Mr.. and Mrs
Calhoon will spend the winter there.
Mr. Wilcox will look for winter loca-
ton, if a suitable one is found he will
remove his family there for the winter.