Arizona republican., 1897-11-03
ALL OVER ARIZONA.
Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.

IdlG NEWS T IOH ENSiy OO1 hCl OA eAO
 Territory.
 Inquiry is being made by c. H. Hal lett of Denver for his brother, Elmer Hallett, who was last heard of in Mohave county in charge of band of sheep.
 Mrs. G. w. Vickers and Mrs. A. W. Edwards of Prescott are expected home from their visit east tomorrow. They have been absent for about two months.
 District Attorney John Bfttinger Wright and his charming bride re- turned from their wedding tour through California last Sunday even ing.-Yuma Sentinel.
 A man named Leander Jackson was found dead last week about two miles from Cordes station near Young's ranch, Yavapai county. He was about 60 years old
 Constable Robert Frazier returned from Gainesville, Tex, with F. B. Hol- der in his charge for whom requisi- tion papers were issued some days ago, charging him with embezzle- ment from Neff < Co. His examina- tion will take place before Judge Meyer today.-Tucson Star.
 William Grant, the energetic mer- chant of Blackberry, was in Kingman this week looking after the foreclos- ure of lien against the Gold Mining company of Music mountain. MT. Grants claim amounted to over eight thousand dollars. The company will probably reorganize, pay all claims and resume mining operations.-Mo- have Miner.
 The largest sweet potato ever rais ed in Yuma county was brought in last Monday from Supervisor Jor- dams ranch by Charles Boyd. Jce Nugent, the popular knight of the toddy stick at The Palace who has agricultural aspirations, made a bid for the vegetable and got it. and it is now on exhibition. The potato weighs just forty pounds and would make a good meal for several large families. Yuma Sentinel.
 The story unfortunately told by The Republican three months ago of a let ter addressed to D. Nicholson HI, Arizona, and sent to Phoenix is still being told and reprinted Dy ether ter ritOrial papers with great deal of glee. It was appropriate at the time it was first printed but atmospherical conditions have since changed so that the story must either be considered out of season or else popular ideas regarding hell must be remodeled
 The Catholic fair wound up with a net profit of about $1,O0O It was not only a financial success, but a most pleasurable entertainment from first to last. Our Catholic friends certainly take the lead in making successes of affairs of this kind; but, as practice makes perfect, and they have been practicing ever since the days of St. Peter or the year fl A. D., in which year that saint went to Rome and founded the church, they ought to have more perfect system than denominations of more recent origin.-Prescott Courier
 Prof. Wetmore has a sto m sched- uled for Tucson. Prepara lions are be- ing made by the weather clerk for it's incoming today and by Wednes- day the center of the storm will be on the town. A shake" is also sched- uled for California during the pres ent week. No attempt is being made, however, to locate the shaky section but he claims to know enough to guarantee trembler that will make all the false teeth in the district rat tie and chatter-Tucson Citizen.
 Simon Jimenez of Tucson made desperate assault upon the persons of Carlos Lunos and wife win a pick handle last Monday. The altercation took place at Luno's house near the s. P. bunk house. As near as can be ascertained the trouble arose over some dispute between the families of Jimenez and Luno which occurred during the day. Jeminez and wife re- turned to Luno's house in the after noon and after a few words about the former dispute between them Jeminez grabbed up pick handle lying near and brutally beat Luno and wife over the head. After satisfying their mur- derous intent they left and the small son of Luno's who stood dumb VI. ? fear in a corner while his father and mother were being beaten to death ran out and alarmed the neighbors On their appearance at the house .Luno had disappeared, but the wife still lay weltering in the pool Of blood in which she fell. Luno was found unconscious back of the Chinese houses at the S. F. round house, and will be taken to the hospital as he is in a serious condition.