Arizona silver belt., 1883-11-10
Arizona Ite4as.

Through the klndneS ~ Vapt. r. ,. Ingalls, we give the list ofIarrivals at the Territorial Prison sine the open ing of the fall terms of Curt: Sept, Tim Hurley, 20 years, Pi4a. Oct: L. S. Foster, 6 months, Pima; Manuel Gallardo, 6 ms., Pierce c. Sherman, 6 ms., F. Bleomer, 6yrs., Mariana Soto, 1 yr., Tempa Indian) 5ys., Loach, 5 yrs, Ha Koch, 5 yrs, M,ricopa; Mi guel Romero, yrs, Thos Dunn, 2 yrs. 6 ms., Philip Maimey, 1 IT,, Richard Nicholson, 5 yrs, K. K. Kennedy, life, Pinal; John Noach, 4 yrsi Maricopa. Sentinel, iS
 Col. J. w. Clark held two more con- sultations with the Yuma Indians this week, in regard to their proposed new reservation. At the first talk, on Mon day, nothing was effected bat an ad- tjournmcnt to the rfolloalag day. At this meeting, which was held at the residence of MT. L,J.rF. Iaeges, the Indians peremptofily refused to cross the river, asking that the government i set apart that land for them which ex- tends from the Potholes to the Algo- aones, on the California side of the Colorado. They also wish school es- tahlished at Fort Yuma. What action the government will take upon this proposition will not be know; until Col. Clark can communicate with the department at Washington, but it is probable he will have to hold several more conferences with tie Indians be- fore the matter is definitely settled Sentinel.
 In an interview with areporter this afternoon, Mir. Aaron Mason said he had all the lime and iron ,huxes he wants. Work will be commenced on the shelter as soon as the first thou. sand tons of lead ore is contracted for. It must be 40 per cent. He is open for negotiations, and may be found at the Cosmopolitan hotel.-Citizen.
 Lieutenant Fremont, of the army, will be married on the l12th of neyf month to Miss Carrie Townsend. The young officer is son of the once famous General Fremont
 By letter received from Johnson last evening, it is learned that fire occurred on Monday night ii lodg- ing house belonging to Mrs. Hansen, which resulted in the death of two miners named Jack Canavan, better known as theJJAAetlH ( ess sd c g, J. Moran. Both of them wer4 rule, it is said, very sober and ind strious, but on the night in questioh Ld been on spree, and going home Jout 10 o'clock, took with them a couple of bottles of whisky and a couple Of friends. The party had a carouse until about Il o'clock. One of the two men whom they tool home with them states that he left them about 1o:3O, at which time thty had a min CTS candlestlck, contaiiing a lighted candle, sticking in the wall. The probabilities are that during the car ouse the candle was dislodged and set fire to the house, Tombstone Epltaph.
 Apostle Brigham Young and Heber J. Grant are en routSSr New Mexico and Arizona, to preach the doctrines of mormonism to the Indians, who it is said, are being rapidlt converted.
 The grading of the New Mexico & Arizona railroad to Clifton is com pleted and track-layin9 will shortly be resumed. Soon the whistle of the locomotive will be heard echoing through the hills, denoting that the great hand of progressfs working its way with giant strides to the inner most fastnesses of the mountains that surround this rich and valuable dis trict.-Clifton Clarion.i
 Superintendent of Public Instruc. tion, W. B. Horton, is now out visit ing the different school districts.
 Flagstaff, on the A. < P. R. R., is reported to bagrowina fast. A hotel is in course of construction and was to have been opened on the 9th. A number of other buildings are being erected. A weekly newspaper, The Flag, has also been started.