Arizona republican., 1897-11-04
ALL OVER ARIZONA.
Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.

territory.
 Information is wanted of John Fer rell by sister at West Peabody, Mass. He was last heard of at Yu- ma in this territory.
 Arizona draws upon all parts of the United States for her teachers, and intends to have the best that can be found. Albuquerque Citizen.
 The Pick and Drill of Prescott keeps asking with a persistence which might profitably be initiated in Phoe- nix, "How about that smelling plant?"
 The tramway proposed over Chil- koot pass is in design almost iden tical with the one from Yaeger can yon to Jerome, formerly used by the United Verde Copper company.
 The Lowell observatory is being dragged around in search Of pure air. The management thought it had found pretty good article at Flag staff but hearing of a finer strained quality in Peru the big spy glass is to be moved there.
 Charles Behm is Ill from Wild Horse basin where he reports wet W6dUuGG dll QuI1uS CHO lCNOirC 4OuOo in that section. He says rain fell continuously for ten days and he never got so wet during his long resi- dence in Arizona.-Journal-Mi
 A party of twelve will leave Will Hams next week to survey out a route from that town ito the Grand can yon for railroad. They will sur vey on their return route from the Grand canyon to Flagstaff Sun Democrat.
 Jesus Mejia arrested at Tue son some days ago for poison ing his child, had hearing before Justice Scott Tuesday and was dis charged from custody, Prof. Forbes of the university failing to find any trace of poison.
 Mrs. DeLanty has a brother and two nephews in the Klondyke eoun- try. The latter, who are named Strong, figured among the ones mak- ing a big clean up in the list sent out early in the season. They have been three years in that section of the world-Journal-M
 W. T. Kirby, au old timer in Tue son, was adjudged insane in the pro bate court Tuesday, and ordered | nix. Kirby has been acting queer for some time and his friends hope that under the care of the insane asylum officials he will soon be restored to a healthy state of mind
 Hon. and Mrs. Mark Smith arrived in town yesterday from Washington. He reports business in general in an improved condition in the east and hot intorGCt hSC .hnen taken in the elections. especially in Greater New York, Ohio and Nebraska. Mrs. Smith is in better health than she has been for log time.-TucsOn Star.
 We are pleased to announce that our territorial secretary, Hon. c. H. Akers, has recently received a bran new edition of himself, elegantly bound in rose-tinted vellum, and weighing an even twelve pounds. The mother and son are reported getting on nicely, while the fatner-we1l, he wears a pleased expression and mere ly hits the earth On it's high spots.- Pick and Drill
 The examination of Jimenez for the murderous assault on Carlos Lu and wife will not take place until the result of the injuries of Luna and wife are ascertained. Doctor Purcell re- ports that both Luna and wife are still in a precarious condition and has very little hope or their ultimate recovery JimeneZ admits the assault on Luna but claims he knows noth- ing of how Mrs. Luna was hurt- Tucson Star.
 M. W. Jones of Tucson has g9ne to Tombstone with force of marble cutters to commence work upon the, Ed Schieffelin monument. The mon ument is to be built of granite such as now surrounds the grave; 1t Is to have a pedestal of twenty-five feet in height placed upon solid base of the same material, and is to be an imposing structure that will mark the grave of Tombstone's founder and pioneer The total cost of the mon ument will be about $1,000.
 W. c. Green arrived in this city last night from his ranch on the San Pedro near Tombstone. He stated this morning that he received infor- mation last night from Sheriff Scott White of Tombstone to the effect tha. two Mexicans had robbed his ranch house yesterday afternoon and se- cured about $2O0. The sheriff and deputy started out immediately after the culprits and it was thought that they would be apprehended before daylight this morning.-Tucson Citi- zen
 A carload of smelter machinery came in yesterday from the Ottumwa Iron works, Ottumwa, Iowa, for the Saginaw Mining company and also another car arrived last Saturday from Erie, Pa, and was taken out to the companies mines. This machin- cry is part of a large 100 ton smelt- CT which it is expected will be in op- eration by January l. A town site has been laid out at Saginaw and it is thought that within six months a good sized town will be built.-Tuc- son Citizen.