Arizona republican., 1895-10-13
ALL OVER ARIZONA. News Culled From Vari- OuS Sources. What the Prominent People
 Are Doing. Their Movements and Investments Per sonaI and General
 Territorial News.

Prescott Courier: Arizona Indians are gradually adopting the comforta ble ways of civilization. Yesterday two of them were noticed driving a span of mules hitched to spring wagon loaded down with carcasses of deer which they had for sale. The deer were fat; one of them was fine buck having four-pronged antlers.
 Tucson Star: Yesterday Lnorning was the time set for the sale of 1000 cattle and 400 horses belonging to the Baboquivarri Land and Cattle com pany, to satisfy judgments in favor of Messrs. Hilzinger, Etchells, Wilson, Goldschmidt and others. The sale was continued until 4 o'clock in the after noon and later until next Wednesday.
 Tucson Star: Manager Gutsch of the Tucson Gas company, is working a reformation in the plant. All the old wrought iron pipe so susceptible to corrosion is being taken up and re- placed with heavy cast iron tubing, which is practically indestructible and will last at least for a generation. In many of the pipes now being removed holes had been eaten and the gas was prevented from escaping only by the coat of rust which had been formed on the outer surface. There are about five miles of pipe and the change will be completed by January l. Improve less needful, are being made at the ments not so noticeable, but none the works. New machinery is being put in and the old is being remodeled. The process of the manufacture of the gas is a very interesting one and the works as one of the chief of Tucson's industries is worthy of a visit.
 Yuma Bee: Althee Modesti return ed on last Sunday morning from an absence of two months, during which time he visited his old home in Corsica and also the cities of Paris, Marseilles and New York. This was his first visit since leaving home eighteen years ago.
 Tucson Star: Mr. and Mrs John A. Roebling, Jr., of Trenton, N J., arrived in town last night accompanied by Miss Parker and Miss MacConnell. They will spend the winter at Oracle, as they have done for the last four years. Four years ago Mrs. Roebling was a hopeless consumptive, but the pure and bracing winter air of Tue sons famous summer resort has restor- ed her health. MT. Roebling is the son of the distinguished engineer, John Roebling, who had charge of the construction of the Brooklyn bridge
 Tucson Citizen: Hon. Geo. Christ of Nogales, is in the city. He says that J. D. Rockefellow, the Standard oil mag nate, has an agent out looking for cop per property. The man went to So- nora. While in the latter state he bar gained for piece of property and tele- graphed for the money. In less than twenty-four hours the money had been paid and the business done. This is doing things up with whirl that is immensely refreshing. AS rule mine buyers make it rule to wear the life out of the seller by procrastination and long winded promises in the hope of ultimately getting the property al most for nothing
 Tombstone Prospestor: To show how we'll the southwest of this country had been prospected, three prospectors, on their way from Yuma, going to So- nora, Mexico, some three months ago, were attracted by ledge cropping on the road, that had been driven over for some forty years. They found the rock and got big prospect. The ledge crossed the road, and they took out S3000 in a day with dry washer. c. B. Lane and A. Hayward or San Fran cisco, have bonded the claim for S150,- 900, and have been running three shifts, of eight hours each, sinking. They are more than pleased with the result and will take the claim.
 Prescott Courier: Under Sheriff Dillon and Deputy Sheriff Munds yes terday arrested man of family a wood-hauler, who has been in this sec tion for three weeks, who is wanted in New Mexico for horse stealing. The man arrested is the fac simile of a photograph held at the sheriff's office and also answered to the description sent out by New Mexico authorities who have been notified.
 Tombstone Prospector: Mr. Robert Martin, a we'll known and familiar character of Tombstone, has left the city and taken up his abode at the stock ranch of Overlook & Company ir the Sulphur Spring valley.
 Tombstone Prospector: Scott White returned today from two months trip all around the country generally and over part of Texas. He came as aS E,airhanl hv the usual mode nt