Arizona republican., 1895-11-24
ALL OVER TIE TERRITORY News Culled From Vari-
 OuS Sources. What the Prominent People
 Are Doing. Their Movements and investments Personal and General
 Territorial News.

Prescott Courier: The Mexican child who died last Tuesday evening was the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Martenez, of Copper Basin. The child died after infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Martinez, of had charge of the Copper Basin smelter since it closed down. He had at small wages, saved up S4O0 when he brought his sick wife to town. When he buried his baby he paid out his last 50 cents. The family are very good people and well thought of.
 Prescott Courier: John ConnoTs, the man whose terrible experience was re- counted in yesterdays Courier, awoke yesterday morning much refreshed mentally and physically and was taken to the county hospital. His feet are in bad condition, having been lacerated by the rocks over which he travelled bare-footed. The Indian who brought Connors in stated that the trail showed that Connors had crawled over two miles on his hands and knees.
 Prescott Courier: Pete Hipple, of the Jersey Lily mine, has taken a lease on the old Often mine, Hassa- yampa district, the property of sS5tty Thompson and Fred. Rowe This is the old Kirkland mine, which produced $70,000 in gold thirty years ago, the ore being arastraed in Kirkland valley when Indians were bad. Kirkland had his arastra ready to clean up the last run he made, when some thief cleaned up for him during the night, getting away with over $4,OO0
 Tucson Citizen: Hon. Ben Heney rendered his resignation as secretary of the Tucson Building and Loan last evening, preparatory to his departure for Aransas Pass. MT. Heney has done much to make the association the grand success it has achieved. MT. J. S. Black was elected to succeed him.
 Prescott Courier: James Brown, Judge Olden and J. R. Hanoe are in from the lower Verde section purchas- ing material for the driving of a tunnel 1,540 feet in length and 2S0 feet deep at the deepest point on the lower Verde irrigating ditch. The ditch formerly ran around this hill and was oontinu- ally washing out, and the tunnel Is be- ing driven into the hiM to convey the water and save flood damage and trou- ble
 Tucson Star: Deputy Sheriff Doyle returned yesterday from Greatervile where he went to investigate the hold ing up of Ensenberg's store mile and a half from Grea5eyville, last Friday night. When he got there the robbers had got so far a start that it was use- less to follow them. Beside Deputy Sheriff Wilcon and posse of three Mexicans had started in pursuit the morning after the robbery. They went an the direction of the Huaohuca mounr tain. Ensenbergs store was thorough ly gutted but the stock was small and une goods were carried away on a pack animal. The robbers conducted the holding up in brutal manner. They held their guns at the heads of Ense- berg's two children, the youngest only three years old and threatened to kill them if there was any resistance or trouble. Then they tied Ensenberg's hands behind him and proceeded leis- urely to loot the place They got only S2 in cash but it is said they carried away quantity of gold dust.
 Prescott Journal-Miner: W. H. Johnson, an old time railroad man, and an all round good man generally, who has been a conductor on the s. P, P. & F. railroad for some time left this after noon for the east for a brief visit, after which he will go to South Africa. MT. i Johnson has a host of friends in Ari- zona and Southern California, who will miss him greatly, but whose best wishes TOT his future success and welfare will accompany him. i The O. s. Govt Reports
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