Arizona republican., 1897-10-29
ALL. OVER ARIZtNA.
Late News From Every Coner or the
 Territory.

FIdnkl1n or PnOeQlX drflNeu " son Wednesday night on co'rt pusl- ness.
 At last accounts the TuGon nv erymen had not endorsed thu propo- sition to build street railredu con necting the city with the university.
 The two year old child of dr. ana Mrs. L. Gomez died yesterday at pnelr home in this city. The furefal ser vices were held this morn hg.-l uc- son Citizen.
 Attorney Frank Cox of PhoRix at torney for the Southern Pacific. cali in last night from Phoenix on raliroau business. He is at the San Xa'ler.- Tucson Citizen.
 The Tucson papers have reafned Ine M conclusion that Auditor Ge6rge w. Vickers is S'all right The audltor makes a good impression wherever he goes. He is built th~t way.
 Mrs. B. F. Ray ana MT. J. A. Ill Hard of Oracle cane in last night and Ms. Ray left on the limited golns east this morning for Chicago, where she will visit with friends for snort time-Tucson Citizen.
 The Detroit Copper company pro noses to greatly increase the output of i,s Morenci mines, in pursuance of the fulfillmemt of which determination the mines have been closed down and new and greatly improved machinery is being put in.
 Tucson's claim that her climate is cooler than that of Phoenix is injur- ed to a certain extent by the fact that her natatorium is still in operation. The Phoenix natatOrium closed a month ago on account of ccol weath- CT.
 The Mohawk near Mammoth is run ming on full time with good results, everything in and about the district looks hopeful and the outlook looks very favorable. There was a heavy rain Sunday night which covered the crests of the Santa Catalinas with snow and the prospects are that the cold season has come to stay in the higher attitudes.
 Dick Dawson, Charles Marshall and M. N. Conn returned yesterday from a hunting trip to the Florence canal. They bagged an enormous amount of game consisting of two ducks, which, at the actual cost of the trip, cost them twenty dollars apiece. They state there were no more ducks to be seen, but those knowing their ability as hunters will only smile.-Tucson Star
 Every building contractor and car penter in the city is busy Our lum- Der merchants are all doing a first class business. A number of new res idences are being erected and many Improvements are being made. T;e sound of the hammer and saw are heard from morn till night Bisbee IS not having a boom, but a steady growth, and promises soon to be the city of the territoIy.-Bisbee Tyre.
 The press of the territory is labor ing under mistake in publishing the tax rate of COconino county at S4.5O on the hundred. The general tax rate in this county is only $310. A special school tax in Flagstaff district increases the general tax five cents, making the total tax in this district $3.15 and the special school tax in Williams makes the total tax in that district S3.35.-FTagstaff Sun-Demo- crat.
 Mrs. W. H. Maxwell, whose hus- band died in the city a few days ago, in letter to a friend writes that she arrived at her home in Castle Rock, with the remains of her husband all right and without accident She reached there on Friday afternoon and the funeral occurred on the day following. Her letter spoke kindly of Tucson people and off, the kind treatment which she received in this city.-Tucson Citizen.
 MT. Everett Putnam of Putnam & Kelley, merchants at Mammoth, is in the city on business. The firm is the largest in that section. From MT. Putnam the Tucson Star learns that work is progressing wei lon the Nam moth and the double compartment shaft is being opened up. There are about twenty men working and the mechanics for doing the construction are arriving and the prospects are good for an early resumption of work on a large scale.
 Jesus Majia was arrested yesterday charged with poisoning his child. Cir cumStances are very strong against ihim. Yesterday morning he applied to the clerk of the board of health for burial permit. He was infrome6 that the same could not be secured without a doctors certificate or one from the health officers. Dr. Olcott the health Ohcer, belng present at tht time, drove to Majai's home accom- panied by Recorder Cornell and muct to, their surprise found the child alive but suffering will all indications o poisoning. Dr. Olcott Immediately called in Dr. Purcell, the county phy sician, who coincided with Dr. Olcot in his views. They used every en deavor to save the child but to nt avail, the child dying at 3 o'clock p m. Two days ago another child o Majia's died under similar circum stances. Drs. Olcott and Purcell vii hold an autopsy upon the child an1 Majia will appear before Judge Scot for hearing today.-Tucson Star.
 DEATH FROM CARELESSNESS
 Lander, Wyo., Oct. 28.-Charle