Arizona republican., 1897-09-30
ALL OVER ARIZONA.
Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.

The Arizona Silver Belt records the i bonding of nine copper claims i1 the heart of the Globe copper belt, to Boston cap talists for S40,O00, $1,OOO cash down. E. M Doris, of Doris Bros., Phoe- nix furniture dealers, Is visiting Pres colt for the first time, and is much pleased with our town. He has been in business in Phoenix for the past twelve years.-Prescott Courier. According to Associated Press dis patches Charles Pletz died a few days ago in Nogales, Arizona, leaving an estate valued at $50,000. Pletz was one of the pioneer assayers of Pres cott He leaves a son who resides in San Francisco, and who, it is stated, did not know his father possessed any estate at all.
 A MT. St. John, who has lately been in Tucson, is reported to be arrang- ing to establish a colony of Alabam- ans in fCochise county, where artesian water can be secured. If our local we'll drillers make haste they may be able to offer inducements for the b. cation of such colony at some point in Sulphur Springs valley-ArizOna Range News.
 It has been suggested that the tick cts for the Phoenix excursion, which is billed to reach here October 10, should be good for one week. At least several parties have written that they would like to visit here, but they do kpot care to come and be turned back upne day. If the board of trade will Adly take the matter in hand the
 ension would undoubtedly be se-
 ed.-Tucson Citizen.
 [ajor George H. Sisson, one of the
 hcipal stockholders in the Table
 1ntain Mining company. arrived
 n Aravaipa Tuesday ahd went to kcson. We learn from independent purces that 160 men are already en-
 on the new road to the mines andRat additional tools have been shipped out in order that the force may be increased. Active develop ment work is also being prosecuted in the mines.-Arizona Range News
 The Prospector is informed by sev- eral cattlemen that they fear Charles Linderman, who some time since sold out his cattle interests to the Erie Cattle company and subsequently, left for Texas, has met with foul play. Charley had gone into the cattle busi- ness again in Texas. He had drawn some $1,500 from the bank and has since been missing. His partner has been arrested on suspicion of murder and an investigation will be had. The many friends of Charley will be pained to hear of misfortune coming to him.-Tombstone Prospector.
 The old story that mining is not done by scratching the surface has again been truthfully illustrated by superintend Thompson at Rose k mlI >lEhs 6 cago mine was always
 good property, but
 Eiled to carry out the
 Y it's owrers, so sinking I5s gcnInenced in earnest. At a depth of 250 feet a twenty-foot body of sulphide ore was struck and the future of the mine is assured. The company is now timbering the shaft and putting the same in first class shape preparatory to working it on a large scale.-Tucson Citizen.
 Passengers who came in on the be- lated California train yesterday state the cause of the delay was floods in the Salton basin. It was the rumored belief that the waters of the Gulf ot California had broken over the sand bar which separates the gulf from the basin. If this should prove to be true southern California will have tbe largest inland sea on the continent some places more than three hundred feet deep, and the commerce of Ari- zona would come up through the gulf D point opposite Yuma to a port Of the inland sea. In the meantime many miles of the s. P. road would be submer rged.-Tucson Star.
 The cards are out announcing the marriage engagement of Mr. John B. Wright formerly of Tucson, but now of Yuma to Miss Mary Philomena Melee of Denver. The wedding cere- mony will be celebrated October 12 at half after eleven o'clock at St. Leo's church, Denver, Colorado. The large number of friends of the coming ben edict congratulate him on his pros poets and good fortune as Miss Nc Fee is said to be one of the most charming, talented and womanly young ladies of Denver. MT. Wright is now district attorney of Yuma county anG is one of the ablest young attorneys of the Arizona bar He is the son o Nudge and Mrs. Charles WestoI
 kSt of Tucson.
 igan, who has charge of the
 nSScavation of the A. O