Arizona republican., 1897-12-03
ALL OVER ARIZONA.
Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.

SdHOrQ to have the town incorporated.
 Graham county schools have an enrolment of 1,71S pupils, with thirty-three teachers.
 Frank Dysart has been circulating a subscription list to obtain funds to complete the Presbyterian church in Solomonville Almost enough las been secured to finish the building free from debt.
 Every incoming train is now bring ing from ten to thirty people into Bisbee. If this continues 1t will not be long until the old copper camp will be the metropolis of Arizona, and Phoenix will be in the shade, just where she should be, especially dur ing the summer.-Bisbee Tyre.
 The interest of Stilson Hutchins, proprietor of the Washington Post, in the Old Glory mine has recently been sold by him to Col. Isaac Trum- bo of California and Utah, and B. T. Hale of California has been placed in charge of the mine as manager, Ma jor Fechet retiring. He left for Washington on the 29th ult.-Tucson Star
 The Table Mountain Copper com pany, under the superintendency of MT. Thomas Withers is constructing nine miles of wagon road to its min ing property, situated about seventy miles north of Wilcox. A large force of men has been put at work and the machinery for a 100 stamp mill and a copper smelter of the same capac- ity has been contracted for, which plants will be erected as soon as pos sible.- Engineering and Mining Jour nal.
 \ A few members os the Tucson de- mocracy met last night and nolni- mated what is generally known as the Judge Barnes ticket" But it will take more than liqnid arguments to elect it, which is neither probable nor possible under the circumstances. The citizens in mass meeting assem- bled on Saturday night last, fires pectfve of party and with a1 eye and aim alone for good government placed a ticket in the field that con- mands the respect and approbasioa of all good citizens. True the ticket was not in the interest of any of party whip crackers and hence the action of last night.-Tucson Citizen.
 The mysterious disappearance of George A. Gibson on Friday last from Fort Huachuca and the fact that he has not been heard of since has caused considerable anxiety among his friends and acquaintances. George was familiarly known as Whisper. ing George" and has been carryine mail for Slime Gallen between Hua chuca siding and the military post. Or Friday he delivered the mail as usua to Postmaster Wardwell He was seen about the post until evening ant then suddenly dropped out of sight Inquiry and search was instituted without avail, nothing has been heard of him since. It was reported that he was seen the next morning at the Larrieu ranch on the river but he did not tarry there and nothing In his demeanor excited any suspicion Tombstone Prospecsor.
 Judge George R. Davis having ar rived here yesterday morning he re stunned his judicial duties at once there being eight Chinamen in jai awaiting his action. Of the eigh Judge Davis yesterday ordered Ght deportation to China of six. Of tht remaining two one was discharged and the other given until Saturday to procure further evidence. Genera Thomas F. Wilson appeared for tn, Chinan1en and contended that thos found guilty of being in this countr, illegally should be returned to Mex ico, since they had come into thi country via Sonora, and a clause il the exclusion act says Shall be re turned to the country from whicl they came" The court, however, sus tained the contention of Assistan United States Attorney Franklin that the clause quoted plainly onl, referred to such country as the, may have immediately prior to thei entering the United States acquirea citizenship in, or had become aetna residents of.-Tucson Star.
 SOmewere out on the MojaNe dee ert a crazy man from Arizona is wan dering, unless he has already sue -cumbed to the heat and thirst. A an early hour this morning A R. Roberts jumped from the Santa F overland train which arrived here little before noon. He had becom suddenly crazed and clad only in hi underclothes and wrapped in a sleep ing car blanket, he made his way t the platform of the Pullman an leaped to the sands, landing on h; feet He was seen to speed ava, evidently labOring under the delusio that he was being pursued by deadl enmies. The train was stopped an a search party organized. The blar ket the poor fellow had taken wit him was found at Siberia, seven mile from the place where he leaped fro1 the car. but not a trace of the mania could be found. Conductor Hallahal when he found the blanket, calle up a gang of section men, starte them out on the trail and the brought the train to this city. UT less the man be found in a few houl he must surely perish.-Los Angelo Express.
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