Arizona republican., 1895-12-17
ALL OVER THE TERRITORY News Culled From Vari-
 OuS Sources. What the Prominent People
 Are Doing. Their Movements and Investments -Pereonal and General
 Territorial News.

Tucson Citizen: The hall to be given ,by the Oriental Ordar of Hu- mIiIilty will be 1he finest on record in Tucson if the idea of the gentlemen who have it in change are carrie1 out. The invRtaItIons as we'll as the program mes will be beauties and as souven;ers will long be treasured by the falir ladies who are recipient of these Sfavors. Januar1y 1 has been the aiu5picidts day selected for the event. and youthful 1896 will be given the grandest send oil i'm the territory.
 Fflorence Tribune: The Misses Ada and Emma PeEton will return this evening from Tempe, where they have been in attendance ait the Normal school The school adjourned yester- dav for dfhe holiday vacaltilon.
 Tucson Star: A letter was received yesterday from Mir. J. s. Griffin, the prominent Rambler agent of Phoenix, to the effect that near0y all the riders from that city would enter the Tucson races and that Harry Brown is the faldyest rider over there outside of Slater and will be lthe man OUT boys have to watch. N1r. Griffin announces that Phoenix is preparing for meet New Years day.
 Florence TrIbune: "A letter in the San Francisco Chronicle of NOVamlber 2S, from HonoillIu, states that Abram S. Humphries, lal1e of Florence, is soon to marry Marie Ah Fong, said to be one of the richest heiresses in dthe Sandwich Islands. Her father was Chinaman and her mother a Kanaka woman. iHumphries left several un- paid bills here which it is supposed he will now MqrIidate. At least it can be said that he turned orlt better than that other. aTbsconding Arizona lawyer, George C. Israel, now in the penften- tfary in Utah.
 Tucson Citizen: In February next Paderewski the great pianoist will pass through Tucson en rou e to California, and Manager Reid of the opera house WiIl make him ibid flor one night only" Between Paderewski and the opera house piano what a feast for the gods Tucson would have.
 Tombstone ProspecItor: A few more heale1's have sprung into existence the past week in various sections of The country IA '1ayfng on of the hands" healer of El Palso in an interview says he is coming Ito Arizona vtisiting towns on the Southern Pacific probably com ing to Tombstone and Bisbee on his mission and then land up in Phoe- nix There evidently must be money in the heaNing business.
 Mesa Free Press: Dr. Chandler had teams ait work upon the lateral ditch on the township line near the Watrous corner. When he is through with this work and and the road graded up to the town conner, as is contempt ated, the public can then migrate in that di- rection without gum boots or mud boats, as has been necessary for the past several years
 Prescott Jornsal- l-Miner: Phoenix talks of securing from 5000 to 4,000 Indians for her carnival parade. She should be sure and extend an invitation to "Kiu'' and his band, and those wiho
 
 also prove a drawing card
 Prescott Journal-Miner: The Phoe- nix Republican facd ioIlsly inquiries: Will Prescott and Tucson kindly i'm dcate the game they can play?" He laughs best who laughs Hast, and you will see a great big smile as broad as the Phoenix town ditch on the faces of the Prescott boys one of these days.
 Solomonville Bulletin: The Gila Valley, GOlbe & Northern railway has organized an express company which will serve itfIe ponIits in this valley in the future, tihe Wells, Fargo company having withdrawn from the road.
 Prescott Courier: M J. Hickey, of Hdtel Burke, whose llberality as a lender of cash to friends in need was 80 wel portrayed by the Haverlys during their Thursday nights performance, has returned from Phoenix, where he was handsomely treaJted by friends He says there is Lots of push and vim to the Phoenicians.
 Prescott Journal -Miner: Judge Hawkins Uesterday denied the appIca- idion for a temporary injunction to re- strain the town of Williams, from exer- cising the franchises and privileges of an Incorporated city. The anti incor- porators will continue their fight and hope to get the question up before the judge on its merits next Monday in Flagstaff.
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