Arizona republican., 1895-11-20
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: D. c. Thorne is in from the Santa Maria with sack full of good ore and good news from the Pocahontas mining claim, on which the has been doing assessment work for the owners, Messrs. Owens, Austin and the B. Co., TVhorne uncovered a vein of shipping gold ore seven feet in width. He says it is the biggest thing yet un- covered in that rich district.
 Tempe News: There was an exciting race at the Tempe track yesterday aftenoon Will Houston run the little bay mare he won from Banta, against a California horse owned by George Marts. The race was for a quarter of a mile and was won by the Houston mare Next Sunday afternoon there will be race for S2O0 The stakes are all up and the race is a sure go.
 Tempe News: Contractor Napier has received notice from the Carnagie steel works that the fifty-two tons of steel work tor the Normal building has been shipped. The walls of the second story are now up and the stone en-
  is almost completed. Already the structure is assuming an imposing ap pearance and when finished it will without doubt be the finest public building in 'dhe territory.
 Tempe News: Saturday afternoon A. J. Houston of this place took string of running horses to the Phoenix track, to train for lthe winter races. They were Huungry John, Molly Daily, Crino line, Ramona and Little Mark The last four are colts of the unrivaled Mark Daily.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Pres fbyterian church will be entertained by Mrs. Dr. Purman Friday afternoon att her residence 604 North Seventh street. The ladies will be entertained from 2:3O o'clock to o'clock and khe gentle men from to 6.
 Miss Kate Ohristy entertained a party of friends last night at her resi- dence. A pleasant evening was enjoy ed which ended with an oyster supper.
 c. c. Green, the we'll known dairy man, has purchased the creamery and butter plant of the Phoenix Dairy Pro- duce company, and will hereafter con duct the business under the name of the Phoenix Creamery.
 Florence Tribune: At Kenilworth, on Tuesday morning, Nov. 12, 1895, died Mrs Pauline Graham, aged 67 years. The funeral took place the fol- 41n church in Florence, and was largely at tended. The immediate cause of death was heart disease Deceased was al highly respected lady, and leaves four grown sons to mourn her loss-Hon Thos. c. Graham, w. H. Graham, Robt. Graham and L. B. Graham.
 Yuma Sentinel: IA man by the nameI of R. J. Perry, travelling from Los An geles to Texas with four-horse team, wagon and coach, was discovered dead last Sunday six miles east of Old Gila City on the way via Mohawk Valley. Justice Duke of this place was notified and left Monday for the scene, accom- panied by Constable ones. Only 55I cents in money was found on the dead man and a few letters bearing the above name. He was last seen pass ing Bedoya's ranch about o'clock Fri day afternoon of last week. He was lying when found under the tongue of the coach, just in the rear of his wagon and it is thought that when he retired he had an attack of heart dis ease and expired. The horses were nearly dead for water, having been three days without it. Constable Jones brought the wagons, horses and the dead body to town Monday evening and the remains were buried here. It was learned that he has couple of grandsons living in Texas and they have been written and informed of his death. The horses and wagons were sanctioned off today The ~. s. Govt ReDOrfS