Arizona republican., 1896-01-14
ALL OVER THE TERRITORY News Culled From Vari- OuS Sources. What the Prominent People
 Are Doing. Their Movements and lnVeStm mentS Personal and General
 Territorial News.

Territorial News.
 Florence Tribune: Judge Aims Nynrth of Phoenix, was in Florence several days this week on business with the Casa GranIde Valley Canal company.
 Fllorenee Tribune: Mrs. Thos. F. Weedin returned this week from Tempe. where she took her daughters, the Misses Ada and Emma Peyton, who are students at the Normal school.
 Tucson Citizen: Yesterday a half dozen little fellows ranging in age from 8 Ito fl yeras were up before Re corder Connell charged with violating a city ordinance The jlittle lads were soot begrimed, some barefooted and ragged. They were accused Of in dulging in the dangerous passtlme of climbing on moving traainS at the de, pot. and one, nOt more than years of age, had had a marrow escape from death by falling under a passing train.
 
 to why they were mot at school, Var1ous excuses were given. It WAS evident that several were playing ltTuant, but the ta1lest one of the lot frankly said because my parents do not send me. Another, a handsome little fellow, said he had nIo shoes. Most of them cried while being inberrogalted. Of course they were threatened with dire punish ment if again caught at their old trlck. They were detained short time and then aiberatad. The lfttle lads were all Mexicans. but their skins ranged in color, under the dirt, from the pure Caucasion to the Indian.
 Tucson Citizen: The SchuSder Cat tie company on the Sam Pedro, have sold their entire brand to MT. John Holt The cattle aggregate about g. 900 and are subject ito delivery on board ithe cars at WillcoX in May. The deal was made in Missouri through the receiver, Wooton MT. Felix McKfn- ney, one of the best eattlemen in the country, will have charge of the de- livery.
 Tucson Citizen: An incident of the manner dn which FalJher Antonio Jovenceau once treated a. tramp who abused his confidence was recalled yes terday. It appears that the good father was standing fin the door of his residence when a tramp solicited him for 25 cents. This was given him on the plea that he needed the money for the purpose of getting something to eat. Instead of going ito a restaurant however, the fellow entered neigh porting saloon No s0oner had he done so than the priest sprang after him, snatehed the quarter from the counter, and then kicked Flhe worthless scamp out Of doors. To say that he was sur prised would be ito put it mildly, but he gave leg bail as soon as he struck the street.
 Mesa Free Press: The depot build ing is neatly fitted up. It will be ready for occupation in eight or ten days.
 Tempe News: The stampede among past four weeks the caI1tlemen in this | valley have been rushing their cattle | inlbo the market and as consequence fat cows went begging iat two cents, and offers for steers were hard to ob- tain. Happily the stampede is now at an end for no less than five buyers are in the field purchasing right and left | and three more will be here Monday. | Three cent steers inside of four weeks | will be a oerdalinlty, as Southern Cali fornia is almost cleaned out of cattle, | and if the rains should hold off there | much longer, we may expect Southern | California Ito be our beef customer dur ing the whole of next summer.
 Mesa Free Press: Moot, Sdhuele and l DummeFs young ortange grove came | out of the recent cold wave without a | scratch. We tested some that were | exposed during the cold speM and they were as sweet and juicy as ever grew Dn Paltnais hills or on the sunny slopes of the Mediterranean.
 Solomonville Bulleltin At Globe there has been much veNaltlous trouble at the smelters lof the Old Dominion company during the past week or ten lWO IuluHdCSS WSTO 1I7OZNQ up hard and tight anId another was burned out. In consequence a number of men who were working for the com pany were temporarily laid off The difficulties will mo doubt be overcome and the furnaces IaM kept at work steadily in the future. It is under stood that one of the furnaces would | start up again on Tuesday Or Wednes- day of this week.
 Solomonville Bulletin: Capt. Mey- CTS, the Indian agent lat Sam Carlos, | says that Ehe IndIans on the San Carlos | and Glia rivers are progressing we'll | with their crops for Iahis year and are about throllsih with nhe.ir nlanting 1