Arizona republican., 1897-11-26
ALL OVER ARIZONA.
Late News From Every Corner Of the l
 Territory.

J. NJ. Aitken returned last evening from hunting trip of about three weeks in the Hell canyon country. He succeeded in killing several deer during the trip-Journal-Mi -Mi1er.
 Judge c. NJ. Wright made his ap- pearance yesterday on the streets tor a short tirae after several days con finement at hcdne by reason of somewhat severe attack of lumDago- Tucson Star.
 An Indian girl was picked up crazy drunk on the streets today and taken to iau by Marshal Finley. She WAS unable to walk and had to be loaded into a passing wagon to be taken to iail. It is an outrage to sell such people Intoxicating liqunls and an f- fort to hnd the parties selling It should be made and the offenders punished-Tucson Citizen.
 United States Survayor General George Christ is in receipt of letter from the commissioner of the general land office in which he states that the White Hills Mining company CT Mohave- county must post noucts on each of their twentytwo mill sites instead of making two notices GO TOT the whole. This is quite an import amt matter and should be noticed by parties owning groups of mines.
 Ouite a serious accident is reported to have happened at Jerome on Mon day night. Twelve holes had ten drilled in the 800 foot level, whsn the signal was given for the men to gst away. Two men, in getting out of the winze, were caught by flying rock and one of them sustained broken leg while the other was pretty badly bruised. Neither of them is consld- cred dangerously injured. rnal- Miner.
 Twenty-four men with tools, sup niles. etc. were yesterday sent cut to fhe Silver Bell district in charge of Foreman Smith This force is to prosecute further development cn the Copper Prince group of mines owned by Nat E. F'aison and H. F. Iavey, which is now under bond to J. U. Burgess and George H. Ssson. The property has already several hundred feet in the aggregate of deve opment done and shows up most favora5ly.- Tucson Star.
 Two experienced brewers frcm Colorado are at present in Prescott, looking over the situation here win a view of starting a bravery. They are already so favoraby 1mpres e1 that they have ordered a t of t s and material for the purpose of com mencing operations. In the course ot their Investigations, as to the DO 5sl- bility of such an enterprise, they have learned that during period of ten months, from January 1 to Novem- Der 1, 1897, there were ninety-nine carloads of beer shipped over the $. F. P. & P. railroad. Of ! h's amount Jerome received fifteen cars, Prescott Slhirty-four, Congress ter, Pho n X forty. Of course the success of such an enterprise will depend largely on the ability of those engaged in l. in producing an article which would satisfy those who consume lihe b.er. If even half of such a trade as the above could be secures the insti,u- tion would .-Jou1na.-Miner.
 Yesterday morning Governor M. H. >-McCord and Mrs. McCord, accompa- nied by her niece, Miss M. B. Wins low, Attorney General Frazier and Mrs. Frazier, arrived from Phoenix and were taken in hand by Capt. Tevis of the San Xavier ho;el. The party accompanied by Miss Frazier and Miss LaChance students at the university, visited the mission ohur h of San Xavier del Bac. Last evin ing the governor and Mrs. McCord were taken for entertainment by Ma jor and Mrs. Black, at their residence on Pennington street, and wera given a grand serenade by the First Reg ment Military band of the city, which did it's handsomest. It is understood that Guy McCord, son of the govern or, and second Miss LaChance will arrive from Phoenix accompanied by other visitors this morning. Tomcr- TOW morning Gen. R. Allyn Lewis ana other members of ths adm his ra- tion will arrive to join in the recep tion to the governor and the admin istration family, which will be he at the New Orndorff hotel tomorrow evening. Star.
 The Mexican expedition lately sent from Guaymas to Tiburon island to punish the Ceres Indians for the late murder of several Americans who touched on the island, has returned to Guaymas. A correspondent of the Oasis writes about it as follows: "A few days ago the steamer Rio YaQui left here with fifty soldiers fey Iii buron island in pursuit of the say ages who murdered the two Ameri cans on the junk World. This morn ing the vessel returned without hay ing accomplished anything. I had a long talk with the captain of the steamer and he said they did not sse any Indians. They found the rema IS of the junk that the savages had at tempted to burn, and brought back the anchor and a piece of the mast, part of the bottom with the keel at tached, pieces of sail, etc. They also found a pair of shoes on the beach that they think he,onged to one of the murdered men. They found five or six little tmongrel pups playing around on the sand and brought them. They saw evidences of savages and fresh signs There were quite a number of brush wig 1@t @1x