Arizona republican., 1897-11-10
ALL OVER ARIZONA.
Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.


 sition in George H. Cooks jewelry store.-Journal-Mi
 B. A. Packard passed 267 head of cattle through the Morita custom house yesterday, which will be ship ped in a few days to eastern markets. -Bisbee Tyre.
 U. S. Attorney E. E. Ellinwood, the last of the Arizona official MohicianS, is registered at Hotel Burke. He is a good official and a good democrat, even if he does come from Ohio.- Prescott Courier.
 A telegram to the Phoenix Herald puts the loss by the Palace saloon fire at $500. If the loss had been giv- em at $6,000 instead of $500 it would have been much nearer the exact figure, the loss being about $5,000.- JCurnal-Miner.
 W. B. Holder, arrested some days ago and brought to Tucson from Texas on requisition papers, sworn to by J. T. Barkley for embezzlemen ent, had hearing before Judge Meyers on Monday and was bound over for the grand jury in the sum of $l,OOO.
 There was paid to the county treas
 
 of the board of supervisors as part payment of the fire insurance compa- nies, by them on account of damage done to the court house by the late fire, leaving a balance of $535 yet to be paid.-Tucson Citizen.
 Col. and Mrs. J. H. Martin of Tue son have returred from their trip east. The colonel states thar there was great interest taken in the re- cent elections. Especially in Ohio. The weather was beginning to be quite cold in that section, and they were glad Ito get back to the land of sunshine.
 Mr. Pit:cck, the travelling represen- taItive of the Arizona Republican. was in town this week. He is versatile writer as we'll as a sort of an all- rouader. He helped to squelch the Mexican riot at Mammoth Tanks be- yond Yuma last week and we con gratulate him on having escaped without a scratch.-Mesa Free Press. H. J. Cleveland, Indian agent at Sacaton, was in Yuma this week on business connected with an irrigat- ing enterprise of which he is presi dent Mr. Cleveland is a firm believ-
 
 county and his hustling ability will prove an impon. ant factor in the de- velopment of our dessrt wastes.-Ari Zona Sentinel.
 Tho 1ucson Street Railway com pany broke ground this morning for the line from the depot to Main street. A large force of men were started to work at the CO ner of Petn- nington street and Toole avenue. The line will run from this point cne block to Seventh avenue, cne block on Sew enth avenua to Congress street, down Congress street to Stone avenu', to Pennington street. and down Pen nington street to Main street, where it will stcp.-Tucson Citiz5n.
 The first engine using crude oil as fuel arrived in Yuma lately. The en- zine consumed 238 gallons of Gil in making the trip from Indio here, which cost a little more than half as much coal required for the same ssr- vice. The tank for storing the oil -~here is now complete and as soon as the necessary change in machinery can be made all engin5s running be- tween Yuma and Los Angeles will burn oil instead of coal.-Yuma Sem tinel
 G. W. Pittock, the versatile corras- pendent of the Phoenix Republican, is in town on his periodical visit. MT. Pittock's mission is to write up Yav apai county exhaustively and it's min eral resources particularly, aid to se- cure all the new readers for the pa per he can. In the capacity of cor respondent MT. Pittock never leaves anything unsaid, while in his capac- ity of solicitor a man might as well try to escape from the results of an attack of yellow fever as to escape from him without giving him an or der.-Journal-Miner.
 The teachers in the public schools of Yuma have decided to take part in the teachers joint institute to be held in Tucson during the holidays. The s. F. company has offered reduced rate for the occasion and it is prob able that a number of people inter- ested in the cause of education besides the teachers in Yuma will attend the Institute. Am interesting and i'm structive program is promised, and as Tucson is the seat of learning in Ari- zona the institute will surely be a success. The people of the old pueblo are royal entertainers, and our good looking schoolma'ams are for tunate in having an opportunity to enjoy their hospitality y.-Arizona Sen tinel.
 IA San Francisco dispatch says: Stephen w. Dorsey, former United States senator from Arkansas and now of Denver, arrived here tonight from Colorado. About a year ago Dorsey and William Teller, brother of Senator Teller, secured control of a large group of low grade gold bear ing claims at Picacho, about thirty miles from Yuma in San Diego coun- ty. Last winter they interested Eng fish capital in their properties and began development. Senator Dorsey was unwilling to divulge his plans for the future, but he admitted tha, ne hoped soon to have large force of miners at work in the Picacho dis