Arizona republican., 1897-11-17
ALL OVER ARIZONA.
Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.

O1 Sa1urday morning snSN9 W3S born fn San Francisco to MT. and Mrs. A. M Franklin of Phoenix, now stopping at Tucson, a girl baby. Ac cording to advices last evening m-tlh- CT and child are doing splendidly-
 Sheriff Leatherwood, on his recent trip to Sonora, met Fred c. Hughes in Hertmosillo, and the latter accom- panied him as far as the Nogales cus- tom house on the Sonora side on his reituTn, but positively declined Col Roberts kind invitation to cross the lime.
 Mrs. Pedtigrew, The widow Of Rev. PsitEigTew, formerly Congregational minister here, and who died about eighteen months since, returned yes terday morning with her children to spend the winter im th:s city. She is stopping temporarily at Miss Halls. Tucson Star.
 A bold robbery was perpatrated early last week in Prescott H. Lem on, the jeweler, located in Harry Brisley's drug store, is short about S2,0GO worth of watches and rings Probably this was the work of the same parties who left heir P. P. C's with MT. Kniblock.
 The committee consisting of B. B. Gage, Judge B. W. Wells, Judge J. J. Hawkins and Governor R. c. Pow ers, appointed to confer with Mr. Pritchaud, in regard to the snlel CT proposition, will submit its report to- night There should be full attend ance and all parties interested at the 1neeing.-Journal-M Miner
 Hank Kenney, young cook, for merly of Jerome, was adjudged insane Saturday at Prescott, after having been examined before Judge Hicks by Drs. Butcher and Sswall. Kim ney went from Jerome to Ash Fork and walked from Ash Fork to Pres cott He imagined that a conspiracy existed to burn him lto death.
 A man who came up from Congress this mogming repoulls the deah there last night of B. Sherry, a very prom inent citizen of the place, and we'll hnown throrughtout the county. Mir Sherry complained of feeling sick, and sat down in a chalir and instant ly expired. While the cause of d lath was nOlb known, it was supposed to have been heart disease. Miner.
 Mrs. O. F. Kuencer had a narrow escape from exploitation at her home dn Kingnan, last Sunday morning She was using gasoline in the bath room and before she realized it she was overcome by the fumes. The ar rival of MT. Kuencer probably saved her life Dr. Ealy was hurriedly called i'm and soon had the good lady restored to her normal condition Mohave Miner
 Mir. Hall, lately of Phoe1ix, has opened a fish and game market next ito Felix's dry goods store on Church street, which will lbe known as the Wave" He will be ready ho furnish Tucson all fresh game and ocean pro ducts, including oysters, shsimps, crabs, and all kinds of fish. Also all kinds of cut flowers, beginning to day. He will be ably assisted by Mr. Frank Hef1in of Phoenix, who has had many years experience. Tucson Ssar.
 On Saturday last David Ma tin reached Tucson in the early stages of consumption He engaged a room at the Park hotel and on Monday morn ing he was found dead in his room, and an inquest was held by Justice Scott. A verdict was rendered in ac- cordance with the above facts. He was we'll dressed and money to the amount of $35.30 was found in his pockets. Letters were found in his valise from a brother i'm Oroville, O., who was notified
 A Iarga crowd witnessed the game of foot ball between the Prescott and Whipple teams Sunday afternoon at the grounds north of the electric flight plant. The contest was stub born, and, but for Whipple's error in tthe kick to center the score would have been even. However, the Pres cotT's won by a score of to 4. There was good playing on both sides, a number of the boys quitting the game with limps, scratches and bruises galore. re.-Journal-Miner
 There is now little doubt that King man will soon be made division head quarIteu1s. Everything points that way and the fact cannot be dispu ed ldhat this is really the best point for the location of the local offices of the line. Our people are now willing to donate station grounds, water aud other necessary appur enarcss Sur veys have been completed for the in- tended improvements and work will be commenced within the month-- Mohave Miner. The above was a <tscoop" on the company's circular or der issued a few days later moving the division headquarters a little further on, establishing them at Needles.
 The strike of rich ore made near Pearce, to which reference was made in yesterdays Prospector, was at the Six Mile group of mines, located a. what was formerly known as Fitts- burg. Messrs. Fitts, Wigh,, and John son, the owners of the group, in de- velopmenTt work started an opan cut across the surface. and in running to strike the foot wall the ledge increas- ed in width, and a body of ore was run onto that assays twelve ounces in gold and seventy ounces in silver This strike will cause matters to be pushed vigorously, and we expect to