Arizona republican., 1897-09-15
ALL OVER ARIZONA.
Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.

Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.
 The city council has directed City Civil Engineer J. J. Fisher to go ahead with his survey and estimates on the proposed Potts creek reservoir, Aspen creek diverting dam and canal, therefIom to Potts creek.-Prescott Courier.
 The ground will be broken this morning for the A. O. U. W. building. MT. Herndon of the Indian school has the contract for eXcavating the cellar The blows, scrapers, etc, are on the ground ready to commence work this morning, which will be pushed to rapid completion Tucson Citizen.
 An old time Arizona cattleman was heard to say yesterday that cattle on ranges in this section had not been so fat before for ten years, and that there now existed no need of butchers sending beyond the boundaries of favapai county for fat beef, as the mountain raised beef, when fat, was far superior to that fattened in the alfalfa fields south of us.-Prescott Courier.
 A special train with three coaches arrived from San Francisco yesterday ~~hringing H. E. Huntington, assistant to President c. P. Huntington, Gen. npager Kruttschnitt, William Hoou. thief engineer, Col Harris and several others of # tlke Southern Pacific company. It is understood that they came to inspect the new grades and improvements tn the section or the road through the Dragons and will visit Bfsbee and possibly take trip over the Sonora road before they re- turn-Tucson Star.
 The stage arrived this morning, but nc mai, was brought in thus making three days that Tombstone has re- ceived no outside mail communica- tions. Word sent over the wires by the conductor of the N. M. x A. states that there is no prospect of the train reaching Fairbank for at least three or four days. The dispatch stated that the road was entirely swept away from Crittenden this way, Including all the bridges, thus showing de- plorable state of affairs wrought by the terrific storm of Wednesday, Tombstone Prospector.
 W. $. Robinson, M. D., of Flagstaff, > and Mira H. Wilson will be married at the home of the bride pa. eeIats ReN. and Mrs C. P. Wilson, in Po- ona, Cal, at noon on September 15. Hev. Mr Wilson was formerly pastor Of the M. church m this city and was. transferred from this place to Flagstaff Miss Wilson will be pleas antfy remembered here, where she has many friends. Rev. MT. Wilson was to leave Flagstaff for Pomona to- day and will visit the southern Cali fornia conference before his return The people of Flagstaff have unani- mously asked for his return for an other year.-Tucson Citizen
 Reports received here from Nogales indicate heavy rains in that section The N. M. & A. as suffered from serious washouts. FThe bridge SUD- ports have been washed away in sev- eraI places and no mails from that direction have been received for sev- eral days.-Tombstcne Prospector
 M. Herman returned on Saturday from his visit east and immediately left for his home on Groom creek be fore he could be interviewed by a newspaper reporter. Mir. Herman was A a passenger on the westbound train which met with the awful accident Ynear Enporia, Kansas, on the night of the Sth instant, but escaped unin- jured.-Journal-M Miner.
 'tDan, the Tramp; a Story of To- day by Laura Hunsaker Abbott, has reached us and a perusal of it's pages shows it to be of local interest, many Of the incidents related being located in Tombstone, Bisbee and other near by places. The authoress is the wife of cur fellow townsman, W. O. Abbott. the well known assayer, and has been { for years a resident amid the scenes which she describes. She depicts the .ndustrial conditions now prevailing
 our once prosperous land, and
 ggest5 a remedy. The book is of
 passing interest to the people of E-fzona, who have good cause to re- member the disastrous results aris- ing from the paramount influence of Wall street statesmen on the finan- cial affairs of our country-statesmen who are but the tools of the cold blooded aristocracy of wealth of the old world. A pretty story of life in Arizona is interwoven with the incl dents that go to make up a tale of thrilling interest.-Tcmbston Pros pector.
 The estate of B. c. Parker, deceased, William T. Woods, administrator. has just been settled. At the time of MT. .2aTasr's death the estate was heavily arGgagsd, and would not have been srli for eaOugh to pay the debts and on F., 4 1,