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

go With Homer CampDell, WIlO IS charged with having killed a man several years ago at Walnut Grove.
 A mining man representing MT. Marcus Daly, the owner of the Butte, Montana mines, is in the city nego- tiating for ibhe purchase of mining property, rumors of the richness of the camp having reached his ear.- Bisbee Lyre.
 Lieut. Rice, the newly appointed Indian agent at San Carlos, passed through Stafford last Saturday on his way to San Carlos. Lieut.. Rice will be open at any time to entertain a proposition from any railroad cor poration to secure a right of way across the reservatiOn.-Sa Stafford Guar dian.
 John Brannen, the man whose skull was fractured in a runaway at Walnut Grove last Friday, was brought to town last night. Dr. Mil Ter came up from Crown Point and trephaned him this morning, assist ed by Drs Davis and Butcher. Bran nen is doing we'll. Seven fragmen- s of bone were removed from the brain. Dr. Miller left immediately after the operation for Crown Point.-JOurnal- finer.
 Ex-United States Marshal W. K. Meade and wife left last Saturday might for San Francisco, at which place they will make their future home MT. Meade is intending to start for the Klondyke in the rear future. Their many friends in this city will regret their depaTturei ex- ceedingly and at the same time wish them we'll wherever they go. By MT. Meade's departure Tucson loses one of her best citizens-Tucson Citizen.
 MT. J. P. Durbin, late of Phoenix, and Miss Charlotte vnemplei Bemls, of Los Angeles, were united in elhe bonds of matrimony Saturday morn ing at the residence of MT. and Mrs. H. E. Dunlap. Justice w. F. Nichols performed the ceremony in his usu- ally felicitous style. MT. Durbin has accepted the position of foreman in the Range News office and the newly married couple expect to be perma- nent residents of Willcox-Arizona Range News.
 lWm. IHildreth, deputy sheriff, while following up the trail of the Mexicans who committed the robbery of a Chinaman at w. c. Greens ranch on the San Pedro river several days back, came upon a Mexican at James Carr's old saw mill at the head of Carr's canyon, Huachuca mountains, whom he brought into town and lodged in jail, charged with being one of the parties implicated in the said rob bery. His name is at the present time unknown.-Tombsto Pros pector
 Several times recently the attention of the Star has been called to public swearing on the streets which has recently become so frequent that la dies have been shocked and visitors to cur city are surprised that meas ures are not taken to put an end to this public profanity. The Star calls attention to the fact that there is a jaw which imposes penalty of $25 on any one who uses profane lan- guajge in the hearing of women or children. let the law be invoked Tucson Star.
 Treasurer Hoff is negotiating with eastern bankers for the refundi1g of Pima county's redemption bonds, amounting to $147 GOO, which bear in- terest at per cent. If this could be accomplished it would save the coun- ty 2 per cent per annum on $187, ,090, or $2,940 a year. In writing to him one of the bankers says: "We have heard something against your county fin the way of trouble which you had on some railroad bords We would be glad to know the particulars oi this past difficulty" MT Hoff says he will explain the status of the mar row gauge bonds thoroughly.
 Santa Fe Pacific surveyors have been at work several days this week laying out a Y at the east end of the Kingman yard. It is proposed to put fin repair shops at that place and ex- &end the yard. Several thousand feet more track vii Ibe laid and the yard made the largest on the line. A wei will be sunk immediately near the coal chute to supply this point with water. IA public park will be laid out at the intersection of Front, South Front and Fourth streets and will b. maintained by the company and Kingman citizens. The new build ing will be built of red sandston; from the quarry near Sel:gman.-Mo. have Miner.
 c. E. Goddard is engaged in haul dng in the final shipment of machin. cry to Squaw creek for Thurston ana Reeves and these gentlemen expec to have their mill completed read! to start up by November 15 Or 20 The supplies for the above camp ar, all going now via Phoenix MT Thurston and MT. Goddard both ap peared before our board of suparvis ors and asked for the repair of h road between Prescott and the min but it was refused. AS a result sev eral carloads Cf machinery were haul
 ed through Prescott to Phoenix an
 then freighted by wagon half Wa,
 back to Prescott to the mine. In
 stead of making his headquarters il
 Prescott as he would have done ba
 the road been built, MT. ThurStOn ha