Arizona republican., 1895-10-19
ALL OVER ARIZONA. News CulIed From Vari-
 OuS Sources. What the Prominent People
 Are Doing.
Their Movements and investments Personal and General
 Territorial News.

Prescott Courier: Postofice In spector Geo. H. Waterbury is here for the express purpose of endeavoring to give the people of Prescott a bet ter postoffice building In speaking of the matter last evening MT. Water bury stated that there were not over two third-class postoffices in the en- tire department but what were in more suitable buildings than Pres cotts second-class office. There are two second-class offices in the terri tory-one at Prescott, the other at Phoenix MT. Waterbury character ized Prescott's office as chicken coop, wedge-shaped affair, where ladies call ing for mail were crowded and the gen eral public much discommoded. He considers the office a disgrace to a place as large as Prescott, and will proceed immediately to move for a more suitable building.
 Tucson Star: Two important indict- ments were returned yesterday. One was against Lawrence H. Lemon for the murder of Thomas Shean at liar shaw a couple of months ago. This indictment was by no means unex- pected The other indictment was against Peralta for the killing of Ace bedo, foreman of Cameron's ranch Peralta had been held to the grand jury on preliminary examination, but the circumstances appeared to be so much in his favor that he hd been re- leased on his own recogniZance. He was in town yesterday and within half an hour after the report of the grand jury had been made he was taken into custody.
 Prescott Courier: T. J. Eaman,- the cattle buyer, arrived in Prescott yes- terday from a trip through northern Mexico, where he purchased some cat tle MT. Eaman states that Arizona cattlemen need have no fear of Mex ican cattle interfering with the mar ket, as there are not so many cattle in all northern Mexico as have been shipped out of this country this season.
 Tombstone Prospector: After Oc- tober 22 the embargo on the exporta- tion of cattle from Mexico will be taken off and the cattle from that coun- try will again be allowed to enter Ar izona. Shippers will be compelled to make formal entry and application for inspection at the Nogales custom house. Cattle will then be allowed to cross the line at such points as may be agreed upon by the collector and inspector. Collector Webb is author ity for the foregoing.
 Prescott Courier: Property is changing hands at a rapid rate on South Montezuma street, Yesterday Gus Williams purchased one of the Lindsay garden lots. He will start to digging a we'll on the same today and will shortly erect a residence
 Tucson Citizen: The Southern Pa cif1c has made a short cut in it's rates to Nogales. Formerly the fare be- tween Tucson and that point was con- sidered high and travel between the two towns was confined largely to stages. Now, however, the great cut will turn much of it in the direction of the railroad. The rate either way has been reduced to $6 single fare or $10.50 for the round trip. This is the fixed rate Travellers will bear this in mind.
 Tucson Citizen: Hon. Sam H. and Mrs. Drachman celebrate the twen- tieth anniversary of their wedding today. Many congratulations have been rendered the happy pair in which The Citizen joinA
 Tempe News: A young Mexican named Manuel Anguis, while riding mule along the road near the Walker schoolhouse this morning, ran over and badly hurt the 8-year-old daugh- ter of W. T. Brown. The boy was ar rested and taken before Judge Smith. He stated that the matter was purely accidental. In order to more fully in vestigate the case the judge ordered that the Mexican be held until tomor- row mornig at o'clock when the ex- animation will take place.
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