Arizona silver belt., 1884-01-05
Territorial Notes.

| Every lot on the main street of Lo- gan, Tn the Quijotoas has been sold some bringing as high as S250. The rush of people to the new camp is re- Eported to be such, that itis feared that much suffering will result from the liiait ! supply of water.
 | Unless executive clemency inter- venes, Jas. Munroe, who killed Jack Shay in Prescott, few weeks ago, will stretch hemp on the 25th Sof this month.
 May Woodman, who killed Billy Kinsman ia Tombstone, and was sem tencea last April to five years in the Territorial prison, has been pardoned on condition of her leaving and for ever remaining out of the Territory. The pardon taEes effect March 16.
 It is estimated that the delinquent tax list of Cochise county will foot up S50,00O th;s year.
 i The Benson mining and smelting company q Cochisc county have filed their. articles of incorporation with Secretary Van Arman. The capital stock is s, 3,OOO,0OO, divided into 100000 shares at the par value of $30 each,
 At the municipal election in Tomb stone, last Tuesday, John Carr was reelected mayor; Jas. Coyle, chief of police; James Reilly, city recorder; w. H. Savage, city attorney; Thad Elm phey, tax collector. It was the hot test contest ever had in Tombstone.
 Stock stealing prevails in the south ern portion of the Territory to an alarming extent. The cattle men in that section are agitating the question of the appointment of border patrol as the wholesale horse and cattle steal ing makes it necessity.
 Lumber is worth $50 per thousand at Logan City, the new town in the QuJotoas.
 Messrs. Bells and Chamberlain, of Cleveland, Ohio, have purchased the Christmas Gift mine, paying, $90,OOO cash. The same gentlemen also pur- chased the Copperosity group of mines for $100,000. The mines were bought upon the reports of the well known mining experts, E. 0. Kennedy, of this place, and John w. Gray, mineral expert for the surveyor generals office.
 It is estimated that enough whisky has been consumed in Tucson during the past year to float a squadron from that place to San Francisco. And it wasn't very good year for whisky drinkers either.
 A. J. Spencer, who was recently ac- quilted of the murder ofa man named Lowell, in Tucson, died at that place last Monday. The deceased was well known in mining circles, and had large stock interests in Sulphur Spring valley.
 The suit restraining the board of supervisors of Pima county from issu- ing $200000 county bonds to the Tucson and Globe railroad has been decided in favor of the defendants.
 Dowd and Delaney, two of the Bis bee murderers, are still at large. On Thursday last two masked men sup posed to be these parties, were seen between La Noria and Yankee shelter, mounted and travelling toward Sonora. They were five miles west of Washing ton camp and going in the direction of that place. Mir. Harris. of the cus- tom house, who was riding along the same road, attempted to avoid them, but they spread to the right and left and compelled him to pass between them. They were about two miles north of the Sonora line.
 Col. Fisher, collector of revenue for the district of New Mexico and Arizo- ma, aggregates his collections as fol- lows: New Mexico, $54 ,034.46; Arizo- ma, $40,007.72. New Mexico leads all the territories.
 Three Chinamen were convicted of murder at the last term of the dis trict court, in Graham county, and sentenced to be hanged. They paid the penalty of their crimes on the 18th ut. One of the Mongolians died game, but the other two weakened.
 P. McAteer, the man who was so demonstrative in the fight Tn the Prescott court room, and who used the knife with such damaging effect, died on the 2d inst, in consequence of bullet wound received upon that oc- casion.