Arizona republican., 1897-12-01
ALL OVER ARIZONA.
Late News From Every Corner of the Territory.

Ird1n LOT Kansas C1ty, naVHQS yRSter- day received a telegram announcing the very dangerous illness Of heI mother, Mrs. F. Chouteau, who is an old resident of that city.-Tucson Star
 The Santa Fe Pacific Railroad com pany surveyors have just completed a survey for a canal to be taken from the Colorado river short distance below Fort Mohave. The canal will reclaim about ten thousand acres of land.
 The Prescott smeltimg proposition is being watched with interest by mining men in Mohave county. If they erect 300 ton plant it will look like business. Anything smaller will be no good for the ores of this coun- try.-Our Mineral Wealth.
 That was a bright Tucson Sunday school boy, who, when the superin- Hendent asked if they knew what heaven meant, the youngster shouted out "It's place where the streets are all paved with gold and all the houses are gold. I guess it is a regular Klondyke."
 The ultra society of Tucson was out on Monday night at the crystal we'd ding of Colonel and Mrs. John Il. Martin. The especial guests of honor were furnished by Phoenix-Governor and Mrs. McCord, Attorney General and Mrs. C. M Frazier and General R. Allyn Lewis.
 City Marshal Sam Fdnley left the city Saturday night with Walter L.. Galbraith, a printer, whom he arrest ed in this city and who is wanted in Los Angeles for alleged complicity in the robbery of the postoffice at Trop- ico, Los Angeles county, California, on Oct 23d.-Tucson CitiZen.
 Five men were arrested this morn ing by Constable Joe Manciet on com plaint of the Southern Pacific com pany for helping themselves to and burning about 800 pounds of coal last night. They had built an improvised house of railroad ties and proceeded to make themselves comfortable. They will be tried before Justice Meyers.- Tucson Citizen.
 Sheriff Potts has intereSted himssf in the matter of the reward offered by the territory for the apprehension of the Indian murderer Mouse, and the capturers are in a fair way to se cure the money. The men who rid the earth of this red fiend are entitled to HIhe reward and we hope the gover- nor will see ais way clear to having it paid.-Mohave Miner.
 Roma T. Jackson, who made his Journalistic debut in Prescott in 1876. and was subsequently, identified with the Phoenix Herald, Gazette, Expos1- tor, Advance and other publications of the Salt river metropolis during the Hassayampa days, was a caller at the Courier office this week. He is now engaged in writing for some well known publications since dis posing of his latest newspaper in Cal ifornia-Prescott Courier.
 The San Francisco Chronicle says that Charles Erickson positively de- mics that Prince Poatiatowski owes him $62,O 900 and has refused to pay him the amount. Prince POntiat- owski is connected with Thomas Bull lock in the construction of the Sierra railroad, said to be partly built of remnants of the F. & A. c. railroad. A reference was made in Saturdays Courier to this alleged financial trouble. Prescott Courier.
 Bears have been having picnic in the locality of the Anvil ranch and
 
 and lots of bear meat in Tucson. No less than seven of the bruin family have succumbed to the deadly rifles of the nimrods of the Anvil ranch The last was taken by Ali Doran, the cattle duke of Pima county The trophy was hanging in Schumacher's meat market yesterday and the meat was fine. It was sampled by the Star family.-Tucson Star.
 The San Francisco Call of last Sun day has a sketch of Mrs. Thomas New lands, who is described as the only lady prospector in Arizona Mrs. Newlands is a resident of Yavapai county and the Call accounts her bright and attractive woman Mrs. Newlands is we'll known in this part of Arizona, her husband having op- erated the Flagstaff mine, near Ger bat, under lease and bond, for which many of the business men of King man are exceedingly sorry. There Is no denying the fact that Mrs. New lands is possessed of rare business ability and there is no reason why she will not succeed in mining pur- sufs-Mohave County Miner.
 The report i'm the Star of Sunday of the proceedings of the mass meet ing on Saturday evening was correct with the following exception: w. F. Kilt was mot nominated for the coua- cil, his son, George F. Kilt, was nomi- mated. e. A. Hoff was a member of the committee on resolutions but no- chairmam; Nose Drachman was the chafrnnanf EnAdeadl If the injecting having passed resolution favor.ng the removal of the Wedge, that sub feet was not referred to in any resolu- ton offered for action by the meeting, yet the report was written upon in formation furnished the man from the Star by a well known and reliable (usual1y) gentleman who was fresh from the meeting and to whom the re- port was shown after havi been made ready for the compositor.-Tuc- son Star The meeting itself is be 1ieVed to have taken place as stated.