Arizona republican., 1895-10-16
ALL OVER ARIZONA. News Culled From Vari- OuS Sources. What the Prominent People
 Are Doing. Their Movements and Investments Persona and General
 Territorial News.

Mesa Free Press: The people of Mesa and vicinity appreciate with gratitude the fact that their supply of water for irrigation is no longer inter- fered with by washouts. The canal heading stands as solid as the rock of Gibraltar, and no matter how high the river may become, not dollars dam age is done and the canals are kept running full of water. The work done by the Consolidated Canal company is worth thousands of dollars to this val ley for this reason alone.
 Tucson Citizen: The law library of ex-Attorney General Heney was ship ped to Aransas a few days ago. It con- sisted of nearly 5000 pounds of books. He has concluded to locate in Aransas which bids fair to spring with sin gle bound into big seaport city.
 Prescott Courier: Rev. Chase preached his farewell sermon at the ing. Accompanied by Mrs. Chase he will leave for Phoenix this week to take charge of the church at that point. He has been in charge of the Prescott church for three years, during which time the church has largely in creased both as to devotees and dol lars. Hence, MT. Chase has been a two-edged success, cutting both ways.
 Williams News: Williams is improv- ing right along, despite no incorpora- tion and all venomous words by jeal- ous friends on the outside and barna- cles within. Many resident buildings of neat, substantial and costly kind are now under way while several large mercantile buildings are started and others talked of to a reasonable cer- tainty. The railroad company is com ing forward with the right spirit to aid in the general improvement. A new depot is one of the assured cer- ta1nties of the near future, while a large, handsome and commodious read ing room will be erected by the com pany for the use of its employees, which will be a boon to this class of men, who represent such a large and intelligent per cent of our population. Let the good work proceed and every loyal citizen put his shoulder to the wheel.
 Winslow Mail: Winslow is not on boom" but if almost any other place along the line of the Atlantic & Paci- fic had as many improvements in course of construction, it would be called boom" Next spring, unless some unforeseen accident occurs, the boom may commence. By that time, work on the reservoir sites and feed ing ditches running into them will, in all probability be under way. Then Winslow will take such a jump that it can justly be called a boom. This is no idle talk Wait and see.
 Winslow Mail: Winslow can boast of at least one good sportsman. MT. Benton was out hunting for a few days the past week and brought the carcas- ses of eight deer, beside leaving two at home as he came in. MT. Benton is one the writer would like to have in the party if he were going out. There would be very little likelihood of going to bed hungry, if he were one of the party.
 Globe Silver Belt: S. A. Parnall, manager of the Old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelling company, and A. G. Pendleton made the trip to San Carlos and return this week, over the freighting road, to ascertain how much damage was done by the late flood. The road is washed out considerably, but it is in better condition than they expected to find it, and teams will be able to come over it without much trouble. The scarcity of teams at Ft. Thomas is the greatest difficulty to contend with.
 Nogales Vidette: Hon. M. J. Nugent, having completed his term of office as immigrant inspector, at this port, left Saturday for his home at Yuma Mr. Nugent made many friends in the line city who would be glad to see him back again soon.
 ldSSIdn ouH NdNdJU COuuly pays its recorder s1 LOGO per annum. Last month the receipts of that office were $30 The recorder thanks his stars that the office is a salaried one, as the fees would only pay his board
 Tucson Citizen: The young daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. s: c. Bagg, former ly of Tombstone but now of Los An geles, will shortly leave on trip to Europe and will it is expected be gone from four to six months.
 Tucson Citizen: In response to a telegram offering him an important case, eX-Attorney General Heney Wir- ed from Aransas Pass that he could