Arizona republican., 1897-11-24
ALL OVER ARIZONA.
Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.


 Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.
 enjamin Rybon talks of going into the banking business in Jerome.- Courier.
 The following society item is taken from the Prescott Courier: Billy Mehan has returned to Prescott after an extended visit to the Pacific coast. '
 MT. Leonce Lippman, manager oi the La Moda store, has been appointed by President Faure, French consular agent at Nogales, Sonora.-Border Vi dette.
 Several buildings have lately been put up in Tombstone canyon, some of them quite a distance from the Copper Queen works. People now be- gin to realize the fact that the air is purer a short distance out, and the walk is beneficial.-Bisbee Orb.
 Dr. R. L. Rosson, formerly county treasurer of Maricopa county, is in Nogales on mining business and will probably stay here a month or more. The doctor started to the Yaqui coun- try but on arriving here decided to stop long enough to investigate before gOing-Border Vidette.
 Mrs. Walter G. Scott and daughter, Maud, of St. Johns, spent few days at Holbrook this week, visiting with Mrs. Joe Bargeman. Mrs. Scott is suffering from rheumatism and on Saturday she leaves for Tempe, where she hopes the mild climate will bene- fit her. She will spend the winter at Tempe, and Miss Maud will in the meantime enter the Normal school at that place.-St. Johns Herald.
 The detectives who were out after the train robbers have returned to ,their respective headquarters to report to their chiefs. They failed to over take the robbers, but claim to know who they are and about where they are located. They are experienced sleuths and we suppose know their business. To the uninitiated, how ever, their plan of action looks pecu- liar, to say the least-Winslow Ar gus.
 The boys in blue have been in high glee lately. It is rumored the E;ev- enth infantry will move to San Fran cisco sometime this month. We think that some of them will sure enough be blue, when they see the month slip by and find themselves still in the wilds of Arizona. The Eleventh infantry has been here six years. No other regiment has been kept in this post so long.-Huachuca correspon- dence of St. Johns Herald.
 The Blue Rock Gun club has made elaborate preparations for the grand competitive shoot which takes place at their grounds north of the city tomorrow Everybody is invited to attend and take home a turkey, duck or chicken for Thanksgiving. There will be three prizes given for each event and there are eleven events. The club is also making extensive preparations for grand territorial tournament to be held in this city in February.-TucsoH Citizen
 A special meeting of the city coun- cil was set for last evening ito inves- tigate the charges which have been preferred against City Marshal Finley, but owing to there not being a quo ruin of members present it was post poned until next Monday evening, Mo- vember p. The mayor suggested that as the council had the power to com Del the attendance of councilmen, he hoped that they would all attend on Monday without that formality.- Tucson Citizen.
 Chief Engineer Norton of the Sta,e of Arizona Improvement company this week began the work of excava-- ing for the foundation of the pumping plant which will be established at the head of the canal below town. The plant when complete will consist of two engines and boilers of 160 horse power each and two centrifugal pumps, each with a discharge of thirty inches, and will furnish water suff1- cient to irrigate ten thousand acres. Arizona Sentinel.
 N. W. Bernard, George Pusch and Fritz Pistor have entered into part nership ad will build large cold storage warehouse and ice manufac- turing plant in this city. They will have a storage capacity for six car loads of perishable goods. The ice machinery plant has been purchased of the Vilter Manufacturing company of Milwaukee, Wis, and is of the lat est improved pattern. They expect to have the plant in operation by Febru- ary 1st next A. c. Bernard is to be secretary and MT. Pistor general man. ager of the concern.-Tucson Citizen.
 The Honolulu Commercial Adver- tiser of recent date contains the fol- lowing notice of Rev. MT. Pearson who resigned the pastorate of the M B. church here to go to the above place: Rev G. L. Pearson, the new pastor of the city Methodist congrega- tion, is direct from Arizona. He has been on the frontier in the territory for fifteen years, going out there as an invalid, but becoming a very TO- bust man. Rev. MT. Pearson says that while he likes Honolulu and the peo- pie very much, he misses the swing