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

Solomonville Bulletin: Among the pioneers in the town of Globe, who went there along about 1875 to 1877 from Silver City, New Mexico, can be found today good portion of the bone and sinew of that town. The first to lead the way was Billy Ransom, who with Paddy Woods, now of Tucson, in 1875, built the first house. Soon after came A. H. Hackney, who brought a printing office and established the Sil- yer Belt, which he has published every week since. E. F. Kellner, w. s. Westmeyer, Mr. Bremen, Alonzo Bailey, W. T. Mo Nelly, Chas. T. Mar tin, Julius Sultan and D. B. Lacy all came from Silver City during the early life of Globe, and every one of them has become prominent in business. There may be others there worthy of mention, but the above is sufficient to show that Globe has been largely a product of Silver City.
 Solomonyille Bulletin: Hon. Geo. r. Hunt gave the editor of the Bulletin friendly greeting last week in Globe. MT. Hunt has been in the employ Of the Old Dominion Commercial com pany for the last four or five years, ex- cept during his biennial vacations which have been spent in the leglsla- tive halls of Arizona, as representa- tive of Gila county, of which he is solid and respected citizen. It IS rare thing for man to be reelected to the legislature in Arizona, but Glla will make no mistake by sending Hon. Geo. w. P. Hunt just as often as he will accept.
 Tucson Star: Cards are out an- nouncing the marriage of MT. A. M. Franklin to Miss Lizzie Wildman of Tempe. The wedding will take place at the residence of the brides parents, Hon. and Mrs. Perry Wildman. The coming bride is in the foremost rank Of the beautiful and accomplished ladies of Arizona and has resided in the ter ritory nearly three years. MT. Frank lin is an active and successful business man of Phoenix, and broIher of Hon. s. M. Franklin of Tucson.
 Flagstaff Sun: B. M. Sanford has returned to the practice of law again and has opened an office in Prescott. MT. Sanford had a few years ago 9 large law practice in northern Ari- zona, but abandoned it to go into other business. He has many friends in the fourth judicial district who are glad to welcome him back again.
 Flagstaff Sun: David Babbitt, of the firm of Rabbit Bros. and acting mayor of Flagstaff, is making visit to all the larger towns along the line of the Santa Fe road for the purpose of gathering reliable data in regard to the water systems of these towns and cities. The idea is good one, and the Sun believes that MT. Rabbit will return fully convinced that the offer town of Flagstaff was a liberal one, and that but few towns in tie United States have better water works propositions than that made to Flag staff.
 Tombstone ProsDector: MT. T. o. Vickers, a brother of Treasurer J. V. Vickers, and a prominent and influ- ential citizen of Brooklyn, accompan- jed by his daughter, Miss Vickers, a charming young lady, arrived today from Brooklyn, coming with Treas urer Vickers from Kansas City. MT. T. o. Vickers is a pleasant gentleman and is a staunch silver man. Himself and daughter will remain here on an extended visit the guests of his brother and family.
 Tucson Citizen: N. NJ. Mitrovich, bookkeeper for MT. John Ivancovich for the past four years, leaves on Monday for Los Angeles, which will be his future residence. MT. Nitro vich is quiet and gentlemanly young man who has made many friends dur ing his sojourn here. All wish him well in his new home.
 Williams News: A. M Conard, the rustling and popular manager of the Williams Brewing company, is rapidly bringing that institution to the front rank as one of the business institu- tions of the city. He has just com pleted a new three-car refrigerator at a cost of over $500, and is making other costly and substantial improve ments.
 Tombstone ProspecJor: It is cur rently reported that the N. M & 4. will not make any connections with tha c p at RpnS1n 1lndar thn now time schedule. thus throwing the Tom mbstone mail twenty-four hours later. A petition has been prepared and is being numerously signed pray ing that the mail contract be given the A. & s. E., or for steps to have the mail reach here without days delay. No official notification has been receiv- ed of the N M & A. Co.'S refusal 10