Arizona republican., 1897-11-13
ALL OVER ARIZONA.
Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.

Ierr1IOry.
 Major Gilbreth of the Eleventh in fantry, stationed at Whipple, has been appointed inspector of sup plies for the Indians of the Colorado river agency.
 Judge Edward Bender, special agent of the land office at Washington, is making a brilef stay in Prescott. Judge Renders mission to Arizona is to investigate the possibilities of con- venting the Grand canyon into na tional park and forest reServe.- Journal -Miner
 Frank Garland, wife and child came in on this mornings stage. Mrs. Garland has just returned from Corn wall, England, where she has been to visit relatives. MT. Garland went down to Benson to meet them on their way home-Tombstome Pros pector.
 A telegram from Denver says: 'It has leaked out from department headquarters that the new program of infantry changes sends the Sev- enth infanitry to Arizona and the First to Fort Russell. The Eleventh, now in Arizona, goes to California and the Eighth goes to Fort Logan.
 Miss Sadie Archibald received a letter from her brother, Miles Archi bald, announcing his marriage last Tuesday to Miss Cunningham of Los Angeles. The latter will be remem- bered by many people here, being a niece of Miss Nellie Cashman, with whom she visited Prescott some time since.
 Mir. D. Markham of Redington, Ariz., died at Visalia on the 4th of this month. He was well known amo-g the early pioneers of Arizona and had done much for the advance mant of soutelhrn Arizona. He was a democrat of the Jeff srsonian order and a frequent attendant as delegate to the democratic convention.
 Judge R. H. Knight and W. H. Wren Of Los Angeles have been look img very carefully into several paying propositions that were brought to their aadenticm whil5l here and at Pearce, and we would not be surprised to hear of some interesting deals be ing made through these gentlemen. There is a field here and in Pea ce district for capital and it stands open  need capital and men that can divert it this way.-TOmIbSton Prospec.or
 A packing house is among the new industries in our city. 1t is operated by C. A. Overlook and bro,h,er and is situated about a half a mile southeast of the city limits on the old Kane placs where they have erected new buildings in which is placed new and modern machinery. They have in their employ seven mel who are kept constantly at work in all parts of the establishment, killing, packing and curing meats. The es ablishment is a credit to thel proprietors and a mark of their industry and Hnterprise.- Bisbee Tyre.
 Mir w. H. McKittrick left yesterday for Tucson, where he expected to purchase a train load of cattle for his Bakersfield ranch While here he supeninte the gathering of a train load of COWS from his range to go to the same destination. These COWS, which will be shipped i'm day or two, are mainly from the Tefer herd. They ara good cattle and when fat tened will bring the ow-er a mat sum of money. Before leaving Bak- ersfield few days ago MT. McKit- trick sold his fat cattle at 31a cents. Arizona Range News.
 A distinguished gentleman said to US last night: ''Bisbeei is the most en- terprising and metropolitan camp have ever visited. Your buildings are modern and substantial, your busi- ness mem are established and more all the miners are steady and satisfied I hlaar thaTe never has been strike ino Bisbee, and I am not surprised when I hear of the manner in which the mines are operated. You have mo caste feeling here; there sshims to be no difference between miners and bosses stand upon the footing oi true manhood. .''-Bisbee Tyre.
 The Tucson people always get of on the right foot. They have just built a new theatter there and it was opened on Thursday night by tn; Grau Opera company. A public de mand was made the day b.lfore that the ladies remove their hats in ac- cciadance with eenets of the newest amusement religion. It was done and all listened bare-headed to a dedi catory poem by Col. Wm. Herring and to a speech by Judge Barnes iI presenting a cut glass bowl to GTos- setta, the man who built the tenn ple. If that opsra house is mot sue. CESS all premonitory symptoms are masked and misleading.
 Capt. F. w. Heyne, an old resident of Cochise county died at Tombstonl 4on the might of November g. He haj been ill for several days. Captain Heyne was born in Germany in 1884 came to the United States when ha was 10 years old and has lived her ever since. He served in the Four taenlth and Sixteenth sessions of th' Arizona legislature, and always tool 8 deep interest in everything pertain ing to the welfare of this county where he has lived since 1881. Cap tain HeyneI was for several years sup erinte nGant of the CNpper Prime