Arizona republican., 1895-12-14
AT,T OVER TIE TERRITORY News Culled From Vari-
 OuS Sources. What the Prominent People
 Are Doing. Their Movements and investments Personal and General
 Territorial News.

Border Vidette: Frank G.Eis le2ves for Phoenix tomorrow to take a run on the Phoenix& Prescott road from Phoe- nix to Ash Fork. 1t is said that Rey- mond Satter while will take Mir. Gillis' place here. MT Satterwhite is son of Attorney General Satterwhite of Tue son.
 Tombstone Prospector: Word was received here today which if it prcves true will be important Ito Tombstone. It is to the effect that the Empire mine has been sold to the T. M & M. com pany and that the latter company in- tend to prosecute work there. It has been understood that negotiations have been under way for some time for this properly which is adjoining their claims, in which the T. M & M. com pany own big share of the stock. In quiry of the local management fails to throw any light on the subject.
 Tombstone Prospector: A rumor, which could not be traced ito any relia- ble source, was to the effect that a Mexican had found the body of a man in the Whetstone mountains, and those who had given credence to the rumor surmised that it may be the body of Wm. Wolverton who was lost some time since, and of whom nof hing has been heard in Tombstone since he wandered off. No report of the matter has come to the authorities yet, and the chances are it is but an idle tale.
 Tucson Citizen: The bicycle meet of which the Citizen has before made mention, and which takes place on the Uuion Park grounds December 25 and 26 gives much promise of being an ex- citing event and drawing contestants from far and wide to contend for the championship. There will be four Ari zona championships to win and $500 to give away in prizes. There will be record breathing, trick riding, horse and bicycle contest, lantern parade tthe whole thing Ito wind up with a great historical flour earnival''
 Tucson Star: The Phoenix people will not have any general erIgertain- ment during Christmas giving way to Tucson to help them in their territorial Bicycle meet. Tucson went to Phoe- nix 140 strong during the las. celebra tion and if the people of Phoenix expect a large attendance from Tucson during the coming celebration at Phoenix, the latter city must not only give Tucson a show, but send a delegation of about 150. Sabe!
 Tucson Star: MT. Chas. F. Hoff re- turned yesterday morning from PhOe- nix where he had gone in the interest of Tucson's bicycle tournament He found the enthusiasm on the subject there second to that which prevails at home. MT. Hoff believes that the northern part of the territory will send not less than 800 visitors. The Phoe nix papers have promised to join and make it an event for the territory The number of fast wheelmen who will be entered is increasing. The sub scriptions for prizes have already gone beyond high water-mark; it was designed at the beginning to raise only S500 The amount now exceeds $600
 Prescott Courier: The city has great surplus of power going to waste at the ely water supply pump house That great engine has little to do, con- sidering its capacity. It could be made to run custom quartz mill, an electric light plant Ito light the streets or any thing which needs that sort of power A little cash and business management would utilize this surplus power for the benefit of the city.
 Prescott Courier: About ten tons of concentrates come in every day to the depot from the Senator mill.
 Sulphur Valley News: The Phoenix Gazette of recent date conta ned a long account of rich coal discoveries in the Dos CabeZas mountains. IL may be true, but The News has made diligent inquiry and is unable to find any one that lives in the vicinity of the report ed find who knowns anything about it and we are forced ito the conclusion that the Gazette was either ''faking" a sensational ltem or else got the Santa Rita mountains in Pima county and Dos Cabezas mountains in Cochse county badly mixed.
 Border Vidette: IA Mex'can beggar was turned back across the line lhree times last Sunday by customs inspect ors and on Monday he was overtaken by Inspector Geo. Webb, at Calabasss, and brought back. He was making for Tucson, no doubt, to get in the county poor house. There are large number of these sort of fellows reach Tucson and Phoenix every year, where they are fed by the counties. The custom officials turn back many of them, but they cannot keep them all out.