Arizona republican., 1895-10-15
ALL OVER ARIZONA. News Culled From Vari- OuS Sources. What the Prominent People
 Are Doing. Their Movements and Investments Per sonal and General
 Territorial News.

Yuma Sentinel: The fact that
 Judge c. B. Richards, one of the
 wealthy smelter owners of San Diego, J.J. Josslyn and others of San Diego, have become interested in the Silver King and Double Standard mines, hav- ing silver, copper and gold, in White
 Gold Basin, at Picacho, promises to
 mines along the Colorado, bearing
 smelting ores. AS the Arizona side
 has Castle Dome, Eureka and silver
 districts with their. scores of good mines and rich prospects, it will reap
 the benefits of this most important move. Judge Richards will soon visit
 and look over the regions referred to-,
 and decide as to where the new con-
 pany will erect their reduction works.
 He is now in San Francisco looking
 over machinery for the plant, which
 will be of the most complete, improved
 and modern kind. Western Arizona
 will reap the benefits to be derived from this new move.
 Florence Tribune: James Reymert, Jr. was over to Silver King this week and returned Wednesday. He reports the King mine and mill running full
 blast, and the roads almost entirely annihilated by the recent storm. Me Grew, the freighter, was camped near Queen creek when the storm arose, He moved camp to high ground in the night and soon after flood nine feet deep came down the canon. His out fit had a narrow escape.
 Flagstaff Sun: The telephone sys- tenn has been completed and is now in operation. c. Hoff, the manager, eX- poets to add a number of new sub- scribers to the system before he leaves for Tucson. .-t
 Nogales Vidette: Dr. and Mrs. A. c. Wright passed north last Friday morning, on their way to Los Angeles from Minas Prietas, where the doctor is one of the company physicians. They will remain in Los Angeles about a month or six weeks before returning to Prietas.
 Florence Tribune: There seems now to be no doubt that the Southern Pa cific railroad will, within the next year or two, have Phoenix and Flor ence on their main line through Arl- zona. They are the two agricultural towns of the territory and will be per manent and prosperous for all time. The Southern Pacific people are wise enough to see this, and if they do not take advantage of it some other com pany will.
 Tucson Citizen: Word comes from San Francisco that Jack Harris, son of Detective Len Harris, who was kill ed at Boulder Creek by highwayman, about year ago, was shot and mortal ly wounded by man named Callen- der. The two men were said to be bosom friends and were in the note shaving business together. Harris it appears was jealous of his wife. He had been home and not seeing her there took his pistol and started to find her. She was on her way home when Calender overlook her and they walked along together. Shortly after wards they met the husband who at once commenced shooting. In this enterprise he was soon joined by Cal lender with above results. Young Harris was well known here where he visited repeatedly during the life of his father. At last accounts he was still alive but sinking. Callender and Mrs. Harris were both in jail.
 Tombstone Prospector: The Tomb stone people are making a vigorous and righteous kick over the mail ser vice we are now receiving from the west since the new time card on the S. P. went into effect. The N. M. & A., who have the mail contract, are sub jected to severe criticism because in- stead of waiting at Benson to make connections at :45 a. m. they con- tinue to leave on the same time as for merly, z a. m., thus throwing our western mail twenty-four hours be- hind. The petition praying that the mail contract be given the A. & s. E., which makes connections, is being signed and will be for warded immediately. Word received today, however, states that the N M & A. are taking steps to make connec- tions and are now awaiting orders from headquarters. It is to be hoped that the condition of affairs will be remedied at once and a through ser vice given us.
 Tucson Citizen: The familiar fig ure of Andrew Jackson Zimmerman will be seen on the streets of Tucson no more. He was accidentally chok- ed to death this morning while at breakfast with a tough piece of meat which stuck in the old mans throat. Zimmerman is an old Arizonan, use full man in his day, but for the past ten or twelve years he has been a help less paralytic and county charge.