Arizona republican., 1895-10-31
ALL OVER THE TERRITORY News Culled From Vari- ous Sources. What the Prominent People
 Are Doing. Their Movements and InVeStm ments Personal and General
 Territorial News.

Tucson Star: Miss Bessie Bloom, of Bisbee, arrived in the city last night. This is not a society item and Miss Bes- sic is not here visiting members of Tue sons 4OO She's here on business. On business in the federal court. If she could have followed her own wish in the matter she probably would not have come at all, but a persistent dep uty United States marshal offered her a special inducement to come. Miss Bloom is in trouble with Postmaster General Wilson. It is charged against her that she has been putting MT. Will sons postofice to an unholy use in or der to get even with MT. P. H. Harring- ton, fellow townsman. There are a lot of letters which will be put in evi- dence against her. The letters are curiosities in more respects than one. In order to make herself intelligible she employed the Roman style of letter and her epistles are about as easy to decipher as Latin manuscript. But the work of studying them out is worth the while of any man for whom the juciest features of the Police Gazette are too tame and commonplace. There is a peculiar naivette about the obsceni- ty contained in these letters. There is nothing studied or stilted, but the work shows that it came naturally to the writer. MT. Harrington is described in several sorts of ways and evey description is calclated to bring him into disrepute among his neighbors. It is fair to Miss Bessie ito say that her name is not appended to any of the let ters and that she has not admitted her authorship of them.
 Tucson Star: Hon. W. T. Jeter, just appointed by Governor Budd, of Cali fornia, to succeed the late Lieutenant Governor Willard, is first cousin of Hon. Chas. R. Drake, of Tucson. MT. Drake returned last night from busi- ness trip to Ell Paso and expressed much qualification at the appointment of his distinguished relative to the next highest official position in the Golden state.
 Tempe News: John T. Jones of Hol- brook, general manager of the Azetec Cattle company, is here today with the view of securing pasturage for 1000 head of his company's cattle which he is desirous of bringing to this valley next spring.
 Tucson Citizen: The exportation of ores from the state of Sonora, via No- gales, for the months of July, August and September, aggregated 1,274 ,000 pounds. These are the official figures tnd hy If Stof Celendonio Ortiz, at Herm osillo.
 Tombstone Prospector: The funeral of Mrs. Neal took place yesterday from the Episcopal church at about D. m, Rev. Roberts of the Methodist Episco- pal church officiating. The G. A. R. out of respect to the deceased, acted as a guard of honor. The casket and church were beautifully decorated with wreaths of roses and stands of white and lemon chrysanthemums. A lovely cross of the same flowers resting at the rear of the alatr. The services at the church were short; it being the request of the near relatives; there was no song service, but the last Episcopal service for the dead was read, which are su- blime and full of lofty conceptions At the grave another and last ceremony and prayer was offered Him who cares for all, and a last sad farewell was taken of the loved departed
 Tempe News: Joe Peterson of Mesa, was in town today He was on his way to the southern part of the territory where he expects to purchase a large number of cattle which he will bring to this valley and fatten on alfalfa
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