Arizona republican., 1897-10-30
ALL OVER ARIZONA.
Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.

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 An able bodied man with what seemed to be carbolic acid leg called on the Prescott Courier for assistance the other day.
 Mrs. Louise Whetmore and daugh- ter of Prescott are enjoying a few days recreation among friends on the bank of the Agua F,ria. They came up from Phoenix a few days ago. Prescott Courier
 Clarence Coffman, late Of Tomb stone. has quit Bisbee and located for a permanency at Prescott. MT. B. F. Coffman is about to close a sale or his gold mine near Prescott, and m that case his whole family will be reunited again.
 Burt Dunlap is temporarily disabled by reason of an injured leg. TWO different horses fel lwith him on sue cessiye days and his left leg took the punishment in each case. His fore man, Henry Gray, will bring the cat tie in for shipment-Range News.
 George NJ. Williams received a jury certificate today that had been made ol1t in 1892 and had lain in the vault of the board of supervisors since that time. Just why Clerk Hughes failed to deliver the voucher is one of those things mo fellow can find out."-Tuc- son Citizen.
 The two special through passenger trains now running east and west on the Santa Fe and Pacific railroad carry no mail, but run in twelve hours shorter time than mail trains. They are said to be the finest and best ap- pointed trains on any of the trans continental lines.
 The Mammoth Mining company will not remove their mill to the mine, but they will at once begin the coD- struction of tramway from the mine to the mill, which will obviate the ne- cessity of a pumping plant. Quite number of men are at work getting things in shape to begin active op- eratiOns.
 A marble cutter from California ar rived in Tombstone lately to com mence work at once erecting a mon ument on Ed Schieffelin's grave. The monument is to be five feet thick at the base and thirty feet high, with gradual taper The monument is to be built of granite bouldefs, as re- uuested by the founder of Tombstone before his death.
 An inventive genius of Bisbee, Ju- Illus Richard, has filed an assignment of a two-thirds interest to another valuable invention, boiler tube cut- ter. upon which he now holds letters patent. Messrs. Ben Williams and Richard Prindle are the purchasers of the two-thirds interest just men tioned. This is the third invention of Mr. Richards.
 The Yavapai school teachers held their own at the meeting of the teachers institute in Flagstaff and came off with flying colors. They were queen bees of the whole outfit. The paper by Miss Mary l.. White Of Prescott public school, entitled sfClassic Myths >T=sas~ eSesidered one of the best papers read before the institute. Courier.
 Complications are likely to arise over the affair of Monday last at Mammoth Tank. The Yuma officers had no authority, 1t is said, because the affair occurred outside the terri tory. The arrests were made by Dep uty Burke of San Diego county, Sher- if Greenleaf's posse being under the direction of Burke. This is an inter esting matter so far as the first days proceedings are concerned.
 It is reported on the streets today that at the meeting of the university regents last evening radical change was made in the management of ex- pertinent station affairs. The actual cause is not known but it is gener- ally understood to be the result of un- warranted interference in duties not down in the curriculum of experiment station work. Particulars, however, could not be obtained-Tucson Ciu- zen.
 The felony cases of James Karrick and John s. Anderson & Son, cattle and ranch men below Gi1a Bend, were to be heard yesterday in Justice Kal- tenbach's office at Gila Bend. Two charges of stealing seventeen head of cattle is laid at the door of these per sons. District Attorney Williams wired that it would be impossible to come Judge Kaltenbach is in a uuandry in view of the urgency to dispose of the case.
 In the case of Jesus Mijia, under arrest on the charge of poisoning, Drs. Purcell and Olcott performed an autopsy on the child yesterday and sent the stomach and other internal organs to Professor Forbes at the uni versity, for chemical analys S. ALI the organs were found to be a state of perfect health and every Indication points to poison as the cause of death. Mijia will have a hearing before Jus tice Scott today providing Professor Forbes gets through with the analy- Sis.-TucSOn Star.
 There have been numerous eases of diphtheia on the San Pedro and several deaths have resulted in both Schultz and Mammoth, says the Tue son Citizen. One Mexican brought a sick child to friends in the vicinity of the Nine Mile Water Hole and it died there. He then returned to Schultz with stil lyounger child i'll with