Arizona republican., 1897-09-12
ALL OVER ARIZONA.
Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.

Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.
 It is said that Col Patton, who will be appointed register of the land of fee of this district, is one of the ablest as welI as eloquent speakers in the staseIH Hlinois-Tucson Star.
 watermelon industry will prove fly profitable to the Allison broth
 this year, as they will realize tire than S2,O0O from their crop. They Ire making equally good success in raising alfalfa. They have a large tract of land in alfalfa and are now SI1tti2g their fifth crop this year, fer
 they find a selling market at
 ton. In Salt river s3 per ton
 ruling price. Allison Bros. are
 Asful farmers.-Tucson Star.
 la Valley, Globe 6 Northern
 has closed it's depot and tele-
 lice at Fort Thomas. This
 1e the people or Thomas very
 and it is reported that threats
 been made by the business men
 hat town to haul their freight
 Bowie station. It is claimed
 enc of the conditions on which
 Ol way WtI0 StCul GU -1ul1l OuSu
 \vn of Thomas was that depot
 be maintained there.-Solo-
 lille Bulletin.
 4t the board of trade meeting last higfft resolutions were passed urging the city council to make arrac gements with the Southern Pacific company for water for the town. It appears that the Southern Pacific has agreed to supply water at the rate of 15 cents per 1000 gallons providing the city furnish the service pipes. This 1t is estimated will involve an outlay of about $7,000 They also passed a resolution endorsing the street rail way proposition and urged the council to help the good work along. It is believed the road will be in operation as far as the university within the next three months.-Tucson Citizen. , Dr. Richard g. Kunze, a celebrated entonOlogist, who spent several months 1T Ehis section last summer, :. ealIa- up with the Phoenix excursion \ fsts and has. been busily engaged in occurring chronological specimens kyer since. He will return to Phoenix tomorrcw evening. Dr. EunZe has de- cided to locate> permanently in the
 
 ice of his profesSio in Phoenix dur ing the winter months and during the summer months will engage in his chronological pursuits, to which he is | Ievotedly attached In conversation : with a Journal1N1iner representative, he stated that Arizona was a most re- markable field for the study of ento- 5n1oIogy. He says that there is no place on the American continent north of Central America where there can ! be found such vriery of specimens es in Arizona na.-Journal-Miner.
 ,Rarnabe Palm of Stafford closed his aloon nearly year ago asdLsince hen has been giving his attention "a ee culture, turning the old<gin-mir to a work shop ard tofehouse fol bney, of which he ryw has more an 2,900 pound sections. He has kEhrydtwo working stands of bees
 Tn his apiary housed in the lates bved hives. The output of honey shis year has been large and tht profits ample compensation for tht time and labor expended in it's pro ,Iuction. Barney says the saloon busi ness may be all right in a country where gentlemen are the only custom ers-men who will drop in quietly ant 5eaceably and drink a bottle of beel or cocktail and go on about theil business-but it disagreeable callins in a country where every customer insists on drinking all the liquor il the house at one time, and then want: 50 beat the barkeeper to death before taking his departure. Barney vii stick to6e bee business as more profitable and honorable occupation .sclomoEville Bulletin.
 Er the month of December, 1895 Iof1n Miller, a we'll known prospect CT and miner, disappeared from Mo genci, where he had lived for severa years. MT. Miller left home on' morning with the intention of goins s0 Gold gulch to do some t-ssessmeni Arark for MT I. Knapp, who was the1 1t Globe He took his Winchestel fs7ith him and that was the last timt Asny of his friends saw him alive. Hi! 4 disappearance occurred only few ! days prior to the killing of Pablt Salcido by A. Chaco hand his band O robbers and murderers Foul pla. Eas suspected by Miller's friends, al some tough characters in Moreno ~-ae was by no means favorite witt who had been stealing horses. rob ping dwellings, etc. One of the mel Killed in the fight with the officers a the slime Salcido lost his life, hat ANfller's rife and this strengthened tn,
 Ny of Niller's death. Last Marcl
 i've was found on Eagle creek, si1
 Is from Morenci The other da'
 es opened and the body was identi