Arizona republican., 1897-12-04
ALL OVER ARIZONA.
Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.

Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.
 T. W. Johnson of Prescott has re- turned from a visit to his old home in Mississippi.
 A. J. Doran has returned to Pre- colt from a four months trip cast on mining business.
 The case of Gut Lung, a Chinese damsel of Tucson sentenced by Judge Bethune to deportation, is to have a new trial soon. She has been d.etain- ed in Sam Francisco for the past sev- eual months.
 E. w. Mitchell, stenographer and typewriter in General Passenger Agent G. M Sargent's office at Pres colt left on Wednesday for Pinos AL tos, New Mexico, to take a position with D. B. GilletteL
 Lieut.. Williamss furniture arrived at Whipple yesterday bu5 was i'm mediately ueshipped oo Mississippi, where the young lieutenant mas been ordered tc axe charge of the state rational guard Jourr alMiler
 Mr. H. E. Byler, representing the Equitable Life Insuranoa company of New York, left for Phoenix last night. H expects to return here in ths course of a week or ten days and will probably remain in Tucson during the winter.-Tucson Citizen.
 A few days ago the Los Angeles pa pers described a man jumping from the train on the Mohave desert and said that the victim was an Arizonan but he was not. His name was A. R. Robertson of Joliet, III. All eff for,s to find him have ben unava.lirg
 Irvine Sanders. the well known freighter, met with very serious ac- cident yesterday about three miles south of Prescott MT Sanders jumped off his wagon, while it was in motion, to fix the brake and fell under the wheel which passed over his leg breaking it in two places.-Jouranl- Miner,
 There is war at Tucson between the democrats and the citizens. The democrats are really some of the the citizens, but the other citizens do not believe it is safe to trust them with the city government. The terms -fdemocrat" and ''Barnesite'' are syn oIymous in Tucson. Hence the con- spiracy of the citizens.
 Captain John T. Hogue and Pedro Montana, who have just returned from trip to the Black river country, on the eastern slope of the White mountains, bring word that a band of Apaches have been off the reser- vation and committing outrages in the neighborhIood Of Slaughter's ranch, on Black river. When the boys came in sight, the Indians made hostile demonstrations as though expecting a fight, and when asked who was the owner of the sheep, one of them re- torted "mine.' They also had in their possession the carcasses of thirty deer, consisting of bucks, does and lawns. Johns Herald.
 Phoenix papers in their report of the railway accident near Williams speak of the ill faIted train reaching the foot of the hill before being wrecked. It lacked just about thir- tesn miles of reaching the foot of the mountain Had it remained on the track and continued its mad flight down the steep grade of the moun- tain side, till it reached the foot of the mountain and had it's speed con tinued to accelerate, in the same pro- portion that it did during the three or four miles that id travelled it would have appeared as a flash as it passed Ash Fork and would have secured sufficient momentum to have carired Gt to Californial-Journal- Miner.
 Astronomical discoveries of great value are reported by Dr. T. J. J. See, who has charge of Lowell observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona. Prof. Sc saeys that the Arizona air is clearer and purer than that at any other station in this country. Dr. See said that since August, 1896, he has discovered about 800 new double stars, and meas 1red about 700 objects noticed by pre- vious observers. Many stellar sys- tems discovered are large and bril- liant and possess the highest inter est The discovery of 500 new double stars is accounted the most important contribution to southern astronomy since the survey of Sir John Herschel, sixty years ago.-Boston dispatch.