Arizona republican., 1897-11-16
ALL OVER ARIZONA.
Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.


 erected to the memory of Ed Sohfeffa- lin is prog1essi g nf-ely. Tha &ase was completed teddy, anu soday the masons starred upon the padestal. -PrOspector, | 'sIrrepressible'' Mike R ce, lnown n l every section of Arizona, lftely fig | u.ing as witness in the Figel mur- i der and embezzlement case in san 1 Francisco, is in Los Angeles. H. will | go to Klondyke in the srring. l The story comes from Graham i county of an entarprising just ce of the peace, who on his docket div -dai i a case in which lhere were six de- fendants into as many dis iac5 cases, | dating them differently, and attempt ing to collect his fee that many times Col. James A. mi g. pIezident of the Black Warrior Copper company, | arrived last Saturday from the eas having spent the 'tast several months at NerW York and Denver. Co. F -ein- ing will remain tere ab0rt 'lTsek longer attend jrlg 10 bus1re in rela- tion to the comrary's min-s.-S iVer Belt
 Garneas Of Iarse s:z9 and g Ca, value, are o9tea f-uni in Grand can yon. Two as large as w5lnuts were recently blsstJd o-n 3 greni -e ise 5000 faH below the SUI ia 2 Of the surrounding coun ry. The lrd11lG fird ahem Ein ant hills, where the ants bring them to GIle surface and the washing of the rains uncover them The Mammoth Mi1.ing company of Pinal county has tered it's inten ion of removing the mill to the mines and is now conatruc ing a tt anyway fro Il the mines to the m Il Tn-s will cb- yiate the necez slty fer pumping plant and the company consldaS It the cheapest way of worki the pro duce of their properties
 The cattle industry in Coc1-s3 coun- tv looks better today than at any fnme since we had tie severe thoughts tnat carried off thousands of he3d of st cN, leaving the rang:s, compara 1vely speaking, almost desei ted by cattle But times have thang d, and c1rtle- mem wear a smile of satls faot1On 1n- dicative of encouraging prosparity.- Tombstone Frospec,o Or.
 George Wilder, whose marks bear evidence to hls participation in the desperate fight with Mexicans af Mammoth Tanks, left Tuesday for n Diego, in company WI tn Constable James JO1n1S, to tGSC " us ihASL SAo eight men held as ring leaders in the trouble. Wilder is st1l very wcak as a result of the fracas which came near costing his life, bu. is rapidly yrega n. ing his strength.-Yuma Sun
 J. King, a COW boy. wem5 into WI l. COX few days ago and loadid up on John Barleycorn, then began shooting around town, when Deputy Sheriff AL ford tried to arrest him, he s a tsd to take the deputy for a target; AL ford retaliated with the result that King was soon laid low, the coroner s jury rendered a verdict yeste. day ex- onerating the deputy sheriff by bring ing in a verdict of jUsi -ab1e homi- cide.-Tucson Star.
 About ten CT twslve years ago the Relief Society of the Mormon church of Mesa canned and sealed up several cans Of Indian ra S d wlsat It h i'd not been disturbed durling nll this time until a few days ago when a can of it was found to be jus. as tlfght and perfect as wien csnnad up. We have sample and it looks as freSh as though it was just threshed. A sam pie of this whsas VII he grou d and it's bread qualities testied-Nesa Free Press.
 Ex-Senator Stephen IA Dorsey, who recently retuIn-d from the marta Of capital, where he has been for a cop- siderable leng h of time intel esting investors in his va uable Pfcacho properties, is at present. in that dis trdct, preparing to have his ass ess- ment work for 1897 done. A number Of representatives of the paties who have decided to take hold in case iY1cr visit Pdcacho soon, after which 1t is understood there wil lbe no obs acle to the pushing of developments wo k Yuma Sun.
 The route of the street railway to the university has been definitely de- cided upon. It will run out Stone av- enue to the cemet 3ries, from thence
 On Tuesday last Captain F. s. Tn gals, exItrsasurer of Yuma oo1nty paid over to Treasurer c. H. Riise the sum of $715, the amount of the judg ment held against him by the e un- ty, together With $417O in interest which accrued on the amount due from the date on which Treasurer In gals term of eff e eXrired By tht act Captain Ingalls sat sfies all claim. held against him by the co1n.y Q the funds of which he was for 1wt years custodian, releases from all hs bi1ity the bondsmen who had faith il his honesty and dn egr;ty, and wipe out the imp ied charge of def lcatl b, which political enemies of his owl party endeaVored to circulate -Yumi Sun
 Globe had as a v1sl tor 'ast week person to whom none than or3lnar, interast atbache7. He is An oni Apache. a full-blooded Csfrricahu Indian, and grandson of the lat redoubtaIble chief Cochiee. Antoci Apache is mot a stranger to Glcbe having been there in 1892, wher commissioned by Prof Putnam o Harvard, he visited among the vari ous tr1bas in the southwest securIn slhnological eNhfbi for the Wo Id