Arizona republican., 1895-10-30
ALL OVER THE TERRITORY News Culled From Vari- OuS Sources. What the Prominent People
 Are Doing. Their Movements and Investments Personal and General
 Territorial News.

Tucson Star: Another side of the Nogales trouble has been presented by the indictment of Messrs. Beck, Peck, and Brown for perjury. These gentle men were signers with several others of a bond in connection with the 3n junction issued a couple of months ago blockading the city government. The charge of perjury is based on alleged false statements made by the bondsmen concerning the extent of their respon- sibility. The gentlemen and their friends are naturally very indignant and say that it will have the effect in that community of making bondsmen uncomfortably scarce. The fesponsi- bility, they say, of any bondsman com pei him to come into court and prove that he is as rich as he said he was. A man who sees the possibility of a criminal action against him growing out of an act Of accommodation to a friend will naturally decline to become bOndsman.
 Nogales Vidette: Last Sunday, an old woman living in one of Ed. Tit combs houses, found a lot of ore buried in the dirt floor of the house. MT. Nit comb was notified, and secured the ser vices of an officer and had the ore taken up. Several parties claim the ore but no one has proved ownership yet. Those acquainted with the minerals of the surrounding country think the ore found is from the Promontorio dis tridt and that it was stolen by Gastlum and Franco out of shipments brought in from there. Any way, they have been arrested charged with the theft.
 Yuma Sentinel: c. c. Screufe, as sistant engineer of the s. P. company on the Yuma and Tucson division of the s. P. R. R :, with headquarters at Tue son, arrived here Tuesday morning and spent part of the day in going over the line of the monster canal of the South West Improvement company and consulting with Chief Engineer Geo. w. Norton regarding the same. He expressed himself as well pleased with the enterprise and was of the opinion that the same was feasible and would prove a grand thing if com pleted to the promoters as well as the people and this section of the country in general.
 Florence Tribune: Deputy United States Marshal Sid. Bartleson returned last Tuesday from San Quentin, Cal, where he safely landed in prison the stage robber, Reina, and the Indian, Ha-than, tIhe former sent up for life and the latter for five years for per jury The report published in the Call that Ha-than attempted to throw him self into the bay was absolutely with out foundation. Sid. spent 8 week in San Francisco, took in the Durrant trial and other sights, and reports hay ing had a pleasant trip.
 Tucson Star: It is an open secret that Surveyor General Manning has rendered his resigna tion to take effect within few weeks. His purpose is to devote himself exclusively to his pri vate affairs composed of mining inter- ests and extensive investments recent ly made at Aransas Pass. The inter esting subject of his successor has been already considered and it is probable that the present chief clerk of the of flee, MT. Geo. J. Roskruge, will be ap- pointed to the surveyor generalship
 Tucson Citizen: MT. Calvert Wilson leaves on Monday evening next for a visit to California for an indefinite period. Although not fully decided as to his future course he will probably settle down to the practice of law either in Los Angeles or San Francisco. Calvert's friends here wish him suc- cess.
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