Arizona republican., 1897-10-01
ALL OVER ARIZONA.
Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.

Captain Hoyt of Company c, Elev- enth infantry, who has been absent from his company for four years on detailed service, is expected at Whip pie Barracks in few days to join his egiment-Journal-Mi
 Phoenix will have real circus next Monday. There is scarcely a week in the year that Phoenix does not have some sort of circus, a political cir GUS, or some other kind, but this will be a genuine article, to which an ad mission fee will be charged. The or dinary Phoenix circus is free.-Jour- nal-Miner.
 The assessment roll for the city of Tucson for 1897 shows an increase of over S15S, 900. This represents new buildings and improvements on prop : erty for the year past, and is an ex- cellent commentary on Tucson's pros perity. While it is a record to be proud of, the coming year gives indi- cations Of even more development. The tax rate remains i per cent.
 We have heard it frequently claimed and never scontradicted, that Alpine, iii the southeastern corner of this county, was the highest point in the United States, if not in the world, un- der successful cultivation. MT. H. R. Burke, the voluntary weather ob- server there, reports the crop of small grain this year as being away above an average.-St. Johns Herald.
 F. NJ. Murphy returned today from his visit to Big Bug. He says that mining operations are quite active in that section of the country. The onyx quarries are being worked extensively and Superintendent Underhill is pre- pairing to ship a lot of onyx. Mir. Murphy expects to go east again very soon and arrange for the speedy con- struction of the railroad to the above point, when he expects to see renewed activity all along the line there.- Journal-Miner
 Word comes from Fl Paso that the Gate city is overfowing with people fleeing from the danger of the yellow fever, and that the overflow will soon be moving to the higher attitudes of Arizona as the yellow jack cannot live at an altitude of 1,500 feet and over. So that Tucson may expect a large in- Aux of these people within the next few days. So it would be well for our hotels and lodging houses to be ready to receive and care for them-Tucson Star
 Fort Wnipple Troops engaged in battle exercises again yesterday. They attacked the enemy in the hills. cap tured him and brought him in. While the march and action was in progress three privates were in front and rear wish proper instruments taking Ob- servations and making maps of the battlefield and movements of troops. These observations are submitted to the commanding officer, who will pass upon them. Privates are all drilled , in taking these observations-Jour Miner
 An important real estate deal has just been made, which will hasten the day for the removal of the wedge. MT B. Hattich of Tombstone has pur- chased the Charalou corner, at Maiden \ Lane and Court street, the considera- tion, il is understood, being $4000 Judge Scott's court room and the Crum saloon are situated on the cor ner, the lots extending on either street 8 distance of seventy feet. The Star has it on good authority that the property is to be improved by a handsome two-story modern building MT. 6atWch Will now De an energetic worker for the removal of the wedge. e."-Tucson Star.
 The active Christian workers o1 Tucson are preparing plan for in- teresting non-church goers in reli giOus work. The pastors of the sev- eral protestant churches have appoint ed committees, which will make z house to house canvass of the city Much interest is being taken in ths matter and excellent results are ex- pected. 4 union service of the church es has been suggested 10 further arouse interest in the md Ter. Sim liar plans have been carG ed out ii other cities to the decided benefit Q Sunday schools and the cb Iches. 4 special effort will be made ge5 cAil- dren to attend one of the hools.
 Two deeds of considerabi import. ance were filed for record day, al