Arizona republican., 1895-11-19
ALL OVER 'I'HH TERRITORY News Culled From Vari- OuS Sources. What the Prominent People
 Are Doing. Their Movements and InVeStnl entS Personal and General
 Territorial News.

Personal and General
 Territorial News.
 Mesa Free Press: The foundation for the electric power house has been completed It is within the range of possibility that within twelve months Mesa will be lighted by electricity and that the wheels of machinery will be : turned by the electric current.
 Mesa Free Press: The Bull Dog that crowned a high and rocky point near Goldfield was blown off by giant powder a few days ago. It gave name to the point and to the Bull Dog mine and was a conspicuous landmark for miles.
 Flagstaff Sun: The employees of the mechanical department of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad at Winslow will give a grand ball tonight. The affair is in honor of the opening of the new ma chine shops and round house. The management is in the hands of gentle men who never do things by halves Six hundred invitations have been is- sued and 300 dancing programmes have been ordered. Supper will be served at the Harvey eating house. The mu- sic will be rendered by the Fort Win gate military orchestra. The dance will be free and every effort will be made by the committees to make the affair a pleasant one.
 Lordsburg Liberal: The Detroit Copper company has shut down its mines and works at Morenci. This ia to enable the company to complete the repairs and improvements 1t now haa under way. It is thought it will take two months to do this work, but when the works are again started up the con- pany expects to make more copper and make it at a smaller cost than ever be- fore.
 The Mesa Free Press says: We be lieve it is the intention of the Mesa people to extend 8 reception to the ex- cursionists from Phoenix on the con- pletion of the railroad. This is proper There will be many people will come on that day who have never seen Mesa and they should be treated to a sample of Mesa's hospitality.
 The whistle of the locomotive is heard every day in town says the Mesa Free Press. It is a new sound to the echoes up here but it pori5ends much for the future of Mesa. The coming oi the road is very important factor in Mesa's advancement.
 Tucson Citizen: The long expected coke arrived at the smeIter this morn ing and on Monday the stack will be blown in. There is now about $5,00C worth of high grade copper ore on hand, and as more is being daily de livered, a run of about a month will be made.
 Florence Tribune: F. B. MaldonadC is making all preparations to leave Casa Grande about December 1, to gc on the road for H. Levi & Co.,, of San Francisco. His store will be in charge of Aquilas Ariola, for some years his clerk.
 Tucson Star: The territorial prison is going to experiment in the bee busi' ness and produce the honey needed fol home consumption. An apiary o1 twenty-five stands of bees were re- ceived at the prison yesterday and placed in a shelter already prepared fol them IA single hive at the prison pro- duced over 200 pounds of honey las summer.
 Tucson Star: Lieut.. B. w. Leavell United States army, detailed ito instruct the Arizona National guard, was 2 caller at the Star office yesterday. He had just arrived in town. By a misun derstanding he missed the drill of the night before and was unable to remain any longer. He left last night fol Yuma, but will probably return to Tue son in about two weeks.
 Yuma Sentinel: Noah Bourassaz anG Frank Englehardt, miners employed or the Gates & Fleming gold mine neal Laguna, were in town Monday after supplies. The shaft is now down fifty feet and the vein at this depth is eigh feet wide. The ore assays from $20 tt $25 per ton. Both gentlemen are ex perienced miners and it is their opin ion that the mine will prove a bonanza