Arizona republican., 1895-11-05
ALL OVER THE TERRITORY News CuIled From Vari- OuS Sources. What the Prominent People
 Are Doing. Their Movements and Investments Personal and General
 Territorial News.

Tombstone Prospector: It is be- lieved that molybenum, a precious mineral, worth about $190,O00 per ton, has been found in Cochise county. If the report is true, Cochise must be credited with the first discovery of this mineral in Arizona.
 Tucson Citizen: There has been a new deal in Wells, Fargo & Co.'s off, cials, caused mainly through the resig- nation of the agent at Nogales. The Nogales agent will be succeeded by MT. w. F. Overton of this city; Mir Overton will be succeeded by Agent T. A. Woods of Benson, and the Benson office will be occupied by Herbert Wood.
 Yuma Sentinel: A family by the name of Russell, comprising sixteen persons in five wagons arrived here last Saturday. Two wagons and families came from St. Joseph, Mo-, and at Ok lahoma City they were joined by the other three wagons. The first party started on their long journey on March 15 and the latter on June g. Their trip will end when they reach Fall Brook, in San Diego county, California. Tuesday the s. P. company crossed them over the Colorado river and We'd nesday they continued their journey across the desert. The railroad will be followed until Banning is reached.
 Yuma Sentinel: Jack O'Brien, one of the passenger engineers on the Southern Pacific railroad, running be- tween here and Tucson, a distance of 240 miles, travelled over it one day this week with his regular train in six hours and thirty five minutes. This is said to be the best time ever made by any engineer over this route
 Tombstone ProspectOr: The case of the Copper Queen company will come up for trial in the United States dis trict court at Tucson on November 4. This is a case in which Uncle Sam brings suit for damages for the viola tion of his law in the cutting of timber on government land that is claimed by the prosecution to be non-mineral land. Both sides have been preparing for the struggle for several months, and a hard fight is looked forward to. The government will be represented by At torney Ellinwood and M A. Smith; and the defense by Col. Wm. Herring and his daughter, Miss Sarah Herring. The witnesses in the case have been gather ing in Tucson for several days, and this morning the following parties left on the coach to be there and ready when the case is called: Miss Sarah Herring, Gus Harron, Tom Sorin, A. Wentworth, Morg Hedgspeth and Scott White.
 Nogales Oasis: Such efforts as the San Francisco Chronicle and Examiner have made to prejudice public opinion against Durrant should be prohibited by law.
 Nogales Vidette: Dr. Chenoweth has been appointed medical examiner for the A. o. U. W. lodge to be organized in Nogales, and those who signed the petition should at once go to his office and get examined. Grand Recorder Boyd will come down from Denver in a few weeks and institute the lodge. There will be A. o. U. w. members here from Tucson and Tombstone when the lodge is organized.
 Prescott Courier: G. D. Grismore, ot St. Louis, left Prescott yesterday, after weeks sojourn with his old friend, Hon. J. s. Jones, of Chaparral MT G is an old miner and prospector and has a high opinion of this as gold mining region. At the present time he is building railroad in Alabama and Tennessee. He owns large real estate interests in St. Louis.
 Mesa Free Press: The track of the P. T. & M. is now completed except the ballasting. The whistle of the engine of the construction train is heard every day in town. Mesa ought to celebrate the coming of this road.
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