Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-11-09
ALL over THE TERRITORY
News CulIed From Vari-
Gus Sources.
What the Prominent People
Are Doing.
Their Movements and InVestm entS
Personal and General
Territorial News.

Wilcox News: Santa Teresa with
twelve wagons and a big following OF
other saints and sinners, passed
through Wilcox last week bound for
the Pueblo Viejo where she expects to
spend most of the winter. Among her
followers are four blind persons who
firmly believe that their eyes will be
opened and they will be made to see.
They will probably be made to see
clearly that the saint is fraud before
they get through with her. 1t is said
that she has the power" only at inter-
walls, and that when she has it she can
cure all sorts of things, even lying and
the desire to appropriate other peoples
property.
Wilcox News: The rush to Globe
still continues. A man recently from
there said that he met dozen men,
mostly miners, between Globe and Fort
Thomas walking and carrying blank
cts. He said that while times are good
and improving at Globe yet there are
two men there to every job.
Prescott Journa1-Miner: City Engi-
neer Mahoney reports an increase of
water in the city well, and has some
water now in the reservoir. He says
within day or two there will be
enough water ito permit Of its being
used again.
Prescott Courier: Mining investors
as well as prospectors who come here
from other sections complain that,
notwithstanding all the legislation that
has been had to prevent it, entire dis
tricts hereabouts are literally tied up
by a few men who own all the way
from 20 Ito 100 claims each which they
cannot or will not work and will not
allow anyone else to. For miles and
miles, no matter which way the prs
pestor turns, he finds the ground 10
Gated. Such a course is financially
suicidal, not only for the individual
who adopts it but for the entire coun-
ty. One gentleman thought it would
be good idea to have a mine inspector,
whose duty it would be to see that all
assessment work was done. To aid
him there should be a numbered regis
try of mines-that is, all mines should
be registered by number and name,
dsS
illegal to change the name of mine at
all, which would prevent the Annie
mine of 1895 being located as the "Jen-
ME" mine of 1896. There is, of course,
an abuse of the right to locate mines.
Yuma Bee: w. J. Sheridan, min
ing expert of northern California, Wis
tied the mines at Thomas Camp last
week. He pronounces them the great
est find that he has seen in late years,
hardly a piece of ore but what shows
free gold.
Yuma Bee: Hotels are not going to
get rich from the patronage Of the Sun
set Limited if the first train was fair
sample On the arrival of the train
here last Saturday a passenger went
into the hotel Office and asked for a
postal card, rendering a copper cent in
payment, which constituted the total
receipts from that train. Owing to
temporary paralysis, Manager Curtis
didn't have strength to pick up the
coin and the prize was secured by
Frank Townsend, who will have it
stuffed for his private museum.
Prescott Journal-Miner: Advices
from Albuquerque are to the effect that
the Pembroke Comedy company has
experienced pretty trough shedding"
since leaving here and the prospects
for them getting out of the above place
are somewhat slim They complain
that their advance agent handicapped
them with the drafts he left for them
to pay.
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