Arizona republican., 1895-10-08
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.

Prescott Journal-Miner: M J. AL klre, a recent arrival from Colorado who came to simply look over the min- ing interests of this section, has, he says decided to renounce allegiance to the Centennial state, and will here after pitch his tent in Arizona He is favorably impressed with Castle Creek, and has purchased the Consti- tuition mine there, which he is prepar- ing to work. He is very enthusiastic over the mineral fields of Yavapai.
 Prescott Journal-Miner: Colonel Hart, probably one of the best known mining operators in the west, as well as one of the most far seeing men in that industry, during short residence here, expresses the belief that this sec tion has one of the grandest futures to face it, and that time will surely yer fly it. The vast area devoted so ex- clusively to mineral which meets the probable investors, occasions favorable expressions from all, and young as the industry is in it's infancy, capital and labor are only needed to bring it sooner or later into that degree of magnificence strangers seem so earn
 Prescott Courier; Mrs. Canarie has already rented her brick business rooms in process of construction on South Montezuma street. Business houses and residences are rented in Prescott much faster than they can be built.
 Prescott Courier: Collections are re. ported to have been better than on Septem Der 1, but money is still rather elusive.
 Yuma Sentinel: Sheriff Mel Green. leaf passed last Wednesday night at Camp Thomas in the Gila City mountains. He informs us that about midnight the stiffness of the camp WAS suddenly broken and every man awak. ened by terrifying cries from miner by the name of Carpenter. He told the boys that while he WAS sleeping a wildcat had bounced on him and taken away piece of his arm. On investiga. tion slight wound was discovered just above the elbow. All hands took a l hand in dressing 1t and when Sheriff | Greenleaf left the wounded man was 1 doing nicely.
 Prescott Courier: Growls come to | the Courier's ears of bad cesspools here and there in the thickly settled DOT. tions of Prescott. If these cesspools do exist, as stated, they will soon con- mence to speak for themselves by mak- ing people sick. In this dry season of l low water in wells no penny wise and | pound foolish" economy in sanitary matters should prevail. It is time when clean premises and surroundings are imperative to keep of sickness and | death.
 Mesa Free Press: Mrs. Peterson and family, Mrs. Lewis, Len Lewis and Al Stewart are home from their six weeks outing in the mountains. The boys succeeded in killing two bears and one antelope, and all report having had a very pleasant time.
 Mesa Free Press: Our townsman. Jesse Hobson, having completed the grade of the F., T. & M., left for Tempe Monday to begin putting down the ties. It IS expected that the track will be completed inside of three weeks and the trains running.
 Mesa Free Press: Our genial towns man, Nan V. Wright, arrived home Wednesday from a months visit in the east. He returned not alone, but was accompanied by his accomplished bride. He was married to Miss Rose Bowman on September 12 at the home of the brides parents in Greenfield, Ill., Af- ter the ceremony an elegant wedding supper was served, soon after which the happy couple left for short so- journ with friends in Iowa before leav. ing for their Arizona home. Mrs. Wright IS an accomplished lady and Mesa society welcomes her. The many friends of Mir. Wright in Mesa join us in wishing him and his bride bon yov- age over the matrimonial sea.
 Mesa Free Press: Last Sunday Co., Op hall contained among it's other dec- orations two large punches of dates from trees on the home place of E. E. Jones at Lehi. The tree on which they grew bore eight large punches.
 Oh Yes. We keep Parks Cough Syrup and we tell everyone it is the best cough cure we sell. Everybody likes it and we f sell it on guarantee. Try it for your T cold. Sold by c. Eschnan & Go. '
 Oh! My Back!
 A good many tired men aaa women r could get rid of that pain in their back If they would try Parks Sure Cure for V the Liver and Kidneys. The trouble is t usually there and Parks' Sure Cure c reaches and cures it. Sold by c. Fschman & Co