Arizona republican., 1895-12-05
ALL OVER TIE TERRITORY News Culled From Vari-
 ous Sources. What the Prominent People
 Are Doing.
Their Movements and lnVeStm entS Personal and General
 Territorial News.

Globe Silver Belt: The Old Domin- ion Commercial company has been re- organized. Messrs. .Alonzo Bailey, A. L. Walker and w. w. Brookner have increased their holdings of stock, and George w. P. Hunt has purchased an interest in the concern. The stock is now all owned by the officers of the company, viz: Alonzo Bailey, president and treasurer; A. L. Walker, vice president; George W. P. Hunt, secre- tary, and w. w! Brookner, general manager.
 Tucson Citizen: The Mineral Hill Mining company have made a change of ioase and will hereafter ship to Bis bee all the ores taken from their prop erty. The force of men at the mines is to be increased from 35 to about 125 and the output of ore increased to forty tons per day. The ore will average from F to IA per cent copper. It also carries some silver and gold. The camp is situated but seventeen miles south of this city and has an important future, not only for the camp itself but also for Tucson. It is probable that within the coming year one of the greatest smelling plants in the west will be in operation hereabouts.
 Globe Silver Belt: John Pringle, who has fbeen in Kansas for three or four months looking after several hun dred head of cattle on pasture there, re- turned home on Tuesday. He sold all but 155 head of his cattle and bought another fine farm in Southeastern Kan sas He now owns three large farms there, which will afford pasturage for all the cattle he can ship. Asked how politics were in Kansas, MT Pringle said this was bad year for the Popu- lists, owing to the big corn and hog crop. Prosperity is fatal to Populism.
 Tombstone Prospector: A carrier pigeon station is to be established at Bisbee and communication between Nacosari and the copper camp will in the near future be sent by white winged messengers. Twelve pigeons arrived there yesterday and will ibe experi- mented with.
 Tombstone Prospector There are now but three prisoners in the county Jail, the occupants having simmered down from twelve before court time. Two were sent to the penitentiary, two released, no indictment being found against them, and the balance having served their terms. Those now re- maining, one of whom is a Mexican girl sent over from Bisbee some time since, have but twenty or thirty days more to serve.
 Tombstone Prospector: A car of twenty-three Chinese ladies, all act resses from the Atlanta exposition, passed through Benson, Tuesday, en route for San Francisco, where they doubtless wil be returned to their na- tive country, having come in bond from the fOWery kingdom.
 Prescott Courier: Robert De Large is in from his Agua Fria ranch and cat tie range. He reports that Geo. White has two miners at work on his gold claim who are taking out ton of mill ing ore day and that the net profit of operating the mine is S10 man, or S2O a day. This claim is near De Large's S home and was discovered by accident by MT. White The showing of the ledge on the surface was very small.
 Prescott Courier: It is reported that the Bulls Head club proposes to give a horse head feast, with a view of intro ducing horse flesh into Prescott meat markets. The idea is good one as our ranges are overrun with horses of little value for other purposes. The horse is the cleanest of animals and people who have eaten horse flesh pro- nounce it all right.
 Prescott Journal-Miner: The maxi mum temperature for November was "A; minimum, 19; greatest daily range, 55; mean maximum temperature, 55. 30; mean minimum, 26.07; mean daily range, 2823. Total precipitation, 3.59 inches; total snow fall, 42 inches.
 Prescott Journal-Miner:: A volumi- ous document was filed for record to- day whereby the Central Trust Con- pany of New York is removed as trus- tee of the first mortgage of the P. & A. c. railroad and Wm. H. Paulding is ap- pointed trustee in it's place.
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