Arizona republican., 1897-11-18
ALL OVER ARIZONA.
Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.

brought Roy & Titccnb a fine 1,600 pound draft horse for the lumber yasd wagon. The animal is a beauty.-Vi- dette.
 Mrs. Walter G. Scott, w;fa of Cap tain Scott of Company K, N. G. A., and editor Of the St. Johns Herald, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Jessie, have gone to Phoenix to spend the winter.-Pick and Drill.
 Lieutenant Frank Tompkins of New York, who has recently been stationed at Leavenworth, Kan, passed through Willcox Tuesday of last week on his way to Font Grant. His wife and child accompanied him. - Ar.zona Range Nsws.
 Hon. Sam F. Webb, his bro heT George Webb and Dr. F. H. Walks left Wednesday for a mining .rip to Sonora where they have some va,u- able mining property. They took surveyor along to survey their con- sessions and will ba gone til the 14th instant.
 The street cars for the Tucson street railway were expected to be shipped from San Francisco yee erday, and if so, they will arrive the latter part of this week. In case the cars ge- here as expected the line from Main street to the depot will be in operation next Monday. Tucson Ciuizan.
 A Prescott young lady, so the story goes, is teaching school in Yavapa, mot many miles from the Mar-copa line. The other day she asked he school boys, "WIho is president of the UnitEd States?" Whereupon, a Ianky youth, a head taller than the teach CT, rose up and said: George Ruff ner'-Courier.
 MT. G. w. Pibtock, travelling corl es- pondent and general outside hustler for The Arizona Republican, was in town last week. "P1tt,'' as he is familiarly known along the line of the s. F. P. & P. railway, at Albu- querque and over ali New Mexico. through the columns of The Arizc "a Republican is giving the territory a splendid wribe-up.- and Drill.
 Yesterday Don Carlos Garza Cor tina, special deputy collector of the Mexican custom house, took charge of tthe custom house, Collector R. Cgar- rio having turned it over to him. Mir. COrtina will be acting collector till the arrival of the new collector. MT. COrtina has been in the service many years and he is competent and ob.ig- ing officer who is always at his pos- of duty.-VidetIe.
 Professor William Stowe Devol left this city Sunday morning for River side, Cal, to join his wife and child, who left several days ago. The many friends of the professor and his es- timabIe wife will regret their deDar. ure from Tucson exceedingly. It is MT. DevoFs intention to re-enter the newspaper field, which business he was engaged in prior to his coming to Tucson.- Tucson Citizen.
 Hon. J. w Wolf of Mar.copa coun- ty was in Nogales Monday and Tues- day. MT. Wolf came up from the Va qui gold country and had a little gold with him which was taken away from him by the Mexican customs guards Mir. Wolf was not trying to smuggle the gold out of Mexico, but was sim ply ignorant of the regulation. Through the efforts of ex-CoNelator Sam F. Webb and MT. John A Cow an of the; firm of Harlow & GoNan the gold was recovered and Mr. Wolf went on to Phoenix happy. The case was explained to Col Fenochio who had the gold released -Vidette.
 The Arizona Range News on Ehe subject of the late killing of Cowboy Vim. King by Deputy Sheriff Alvord at Wilcox says: Under the moral law, one who threatens the life of an other is already guilty of murder Hence. while regretting all deaths from violence, we carnot regard the taking of life by an officer Ito defend his own as other than justbiaible. This affair should be an effective warming to persons who are made: quarre,some by too frequent potations of alcoholic beverages. If a man renders himsel1 inSanely revengful by drink, he is still accountable for the consequence; of his acts
 J. H. Parramore, the we'll knowI cattle dealer of Abilene, was in For Worth Friday. MT. Parrmore has recently purchased through th4 George B. Loving company, of this city what is known as tha Call Bar pasture, owned by the Rayner Cattle company, and located in Stonswal county. He seems to think that prices are too high and that cattle ough to be bought for less fhan is now being asked for them, but when asked to put price on his San Simon hero III ArlZond, ue TeplIeu UndL nG WOu4t not consider a proposition flor les than $22.50 per head, thus proving after all the colonel has considerable faith in the future of the cattle busi ness.-Fort Worth Journal.
 The ladies of Tucson showed com mendaible thought in removing thei hats during their attendance at Grau' opera There were some few excep tions to the general rule, but this wa due probably to oversight more tha' intention. It is practically imposzdb for any one to enjoy an opera withou seeing it and it is almost equally tim possible to see lit from behind one o the fashionable hats of the presen day. Because of this a war agains the wearing of high hats in theater has been waged with good effect OVe