Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-11-14
ALL OVER THE TERRITORY
News Culled From Vari-
Gus Sources.
What the Prominent People
Are Doing.
Their Movements and Investments
Personal and General
Teri ltorlaI News.

Territorial News.
Prescott Courier: Geo. iWaddell is
in from his copper prospects on Big
Copper creek. He says all develop
ment work has encountered good ore.
Lester Jackson, who is not interested
in the property, says it is the best sur
face showing for big copper mine he
ever saw. Waddeil still thinks the
showing will justify the ordering of
smelter by January 1. The properties
are about seven miles from Prescott.
Prescott Courier: There are extern
sive gold bearing gravel beds and banks
in the Bill Williams Fork section
which will yield yellow harvest by
proper application of water.
Prescott Journal-Miner: T. G. Nor
ris has been appointed to defend c. E..
Hobart. The latter has commenced to
play the insanity dodge already IN the
hopes of escaping the penalty of his
crime, that being the only possible de-
tense he can offer.
Tucson Star: One milk vendor in
Tucson unblushingly declares that he
has three grades of the lacteal fluid.
The best he sells for forty cents a gal
lon, the second best for thirty cents
and the third class for twenty-five
cents per gallon. The first grade is
probably as near pure as his conscience
will let him make it; the second is
merely dashed with a quarter of water
but with the third a full half is made
ito do duty and hide itself under a. thin
simmer of blue and white. A Bab-
cock tester in the hands of a competent
man will come mighty near showing the
fellow in the jug.
Tombstone | IProspector: Charles
Sherman has struck an immense body
of rich ore in an old claim on the west
side of Sherman peak. At a depth of
eight or ten feet he has encountered
nuggets of rich silver. The pay streak
is about ten inches wide. He already
has nice little stake on the dump, and
if the streak remains for ten feet
further he will be able to take In the
next centennial
Tucson Citizen: Ed. German, a ma
tive of New York, aged "a years, was
found dead in the Occidental hotel this
morning A coroner's inquest was held
by Judge Scott and so far as the jury
could learn the man died some time
yesterday. The cause of death was
hemorrhage of the lungs. He was an
old Arizonan, having been in the ter
ritory about fifteen years, most of
which time was spent in Tombstone,
where he at one time owned considera-
BILE property. The camp went down
however, fortune was against him and
the poor fellow died alone and in
poverty He was buried this after
noon.
Solomonville Bulletin: The Solo
knoxville school has been temporarily
suspended because of the report of
local physicians that there were two or
three cases of threatened diptheria in
town.
Tucson Star: VIM. Roche, Jr., the
son of Officer VIM. Roche, died of con-
sumption at o'clock last night after
an illness of several months. The de-
ceased was about nineteen years of age
and an excellent young man. Another
son of Mr. Roche died not long ago OF
the same disease.
Globe Silver Belt: Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Middleton arrived yesterday
from Riverside to make their home in
Globe. MIR. Middleton and S. c. Sayle1
have opened livery and feed stable
in the Graydon corral, one of the larg-
est and best located corrals in Globe
Globe Silver Belt: Il. III. Cook, agent
Of the United Globe mines, returned
last Sunday from a trip to Bowie on
business connected with the mines. He
found that no arrangements had beer
made for forwarding coke, the contract
with A. M Porter having failed Of
ratification L. Zeckendorf of Tucson
whose bid was the next lowest to thai
of Porter, also refused to take the con.
tract at the price bid The probabili
ties are that Mr.. Garland will do the
forwarding himself, and promised tt
have teams on the road within ter
days, which would be the beginning Of
next week. Mr.. Cook informs US thai
there were ten carloads of coke for hi:
company at Fort Thomas last Saturday
and arriving at the rate of car day
The Worlds Fair Tests
showed no baking Oowder.