Arizona republican., 1897-09-17
ALL OVER ARIZONA.
Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.

Territory.
 A carload of wheat for the south ern part of the territory will be among the exports from this place onight-Tempe News.
 A large flock of wild geese flew over town last evening. This is taken by some as an indication of the approach of cold weather.-Tempe News.
 Ysabel Weigle, purporting to be the widow of the late John V. Weigle, has filed request in the probate court that A. "A. Rosenstock be appointed administrator of the deceased mans estate in place of James TX. BrOwn.- Tucson Citizen.
 The Tucson Star is informed by what is considered a reliable source that the Bisbee railroad will be ex- tended at once into Sonora to the copper properties of the Copper 5 Queen company, in the-region of the head waters of the Yaoui river.
 General R. Allyn Lewis, adjutant- general of Arizona, is in the city on official business connected with the National Guard. General Lewis takes mueh pride in the guard and is doing everything in his power to increase the efficiency of the same. He will x probably return to the capital tomor- row.-Tucson Star.
 Frank Weber came in Monday from his ranch on Mount Lemon, in the Santa Catalina mountains. He will take a party of gentlemen out on his return who are going on hunting expedition. He said that mountain lions or some other wild animals of she feline species. have recently killed two of his horses, and the loss of calf every few days has become a common occurrence of late.-TucsoD Citizen.
 Mrs. R. s. Stockton mourns the loss of her trunk as result of the rail- road collision near Emporia, Kansas. She stopped for day or two in Kan sas City to visit relatives and had her trunk checked through to Prescott on / the ill-fated train, which met with dis aster near Emporia. All she has to show that she ever owned a trunk is her railroad baggage check.-Journa.- Miner.
 It appears that the delay in the transfer of the control and manage ment of the Sonora Limited railroad to the Southern Pacific company arises from the fact that the transfer or sale . of the road was made by the Santa
 b company to the Southern Pacific company without the sanction of the federal government of Mexico, which it is claimed, was in violation of thf law governing the sale of the road which is a subsidy road. It is also stated that the Mexican government is considering the proposition of con. fiscating the road for this alleged breach of the law. The managing officials of the road have gone to So nora with the hope of rectifying the error.
 The law recently passed by the United States congress to protect the antiquities on the public domain grew Gut of the efforts of the Arizona Anti quarian association to get similar bill passed by the Nineteenth legis- lative assembly. The law is now iI force and any one caught vandaliZins or collecting relics without a permit from the secretary of the interior vii be held responsible before the law Lovers of the science of archaeology in Arizona have been patient and lOng suffering and now that congress has given us the protection that our ow1 representatives denied us we vii certainly exercise the right under the law to prevent the destruction of oul ruins and the sale of objects of an. tiquity found upon the public do main.-Dr. Miller in Educator. J. Doyle came in last night iron Olive camp, where he has been work. ing in partnership with Charles DaugheTty in the Black Peak mine or the top of Helmet Peak They have a good property and at the presen time have a carload of high grade or in sight. The returns from their sas shipment, which was made severa weeks ago, were 420 ounces in silve1 and three and one-half ounces in golt to the ton The ore is very nearly al high grade and in places it is ever richer than the above. The rein is al the way from two to ten feet in width The owners are confident that the, have big thing in this mine and ar, perfectly content to Keep on workia, with tke above results, even thougl the price of silver is lcw.-Tucsol Citizen
 District Attorney H. D. Ross ana Under Sheriff J. P. Dillon went ou west Of town yesterday to investigat an apparent mystery, as it was report ed at the sirerif's office a man had dis covered what seemed to be a grave At the spot indicated they found vari GUS articles Of clothing, among then being a full suit of mems wooden un