The Clifton clarion., 1885-08-26
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

nation.
 Wm. Garland, of St. Johns, Apache county, IS in Texas, clo- sing sale of 5000 stock cattle for his range.
 It Is claimed that the Silver King mine in this Territory has paid S1, ,5O0,O0O in dividends since 1879.
 According to the assessment roll there are nearly forty thous- and head of cattle in Pinal county at present, very large increase over last year.
 The Globe Silver Belt tells of rain and wind storm that flooded its section and damaged property. Storm extended into Tonto Basin.
 We surmise that the East Verde election precinct frauds are to be investigated by the Grand Jury. Witnesses are being summoned to Prescott, it is rumored, for that purpose.-Champion.
 Samuel Brown, of Apache coun- ty, who was here few days since with flock of sheep, reports that Lieutenant Gatewood demanded and received of him toll for allow ing them to cross the White Noun tain reservation.-Silver Belt.
 R. H. Moss, on yesterday sold his interest in the liquor store at Quijoto, to Chas. Driscoll, who will in the future control the en- tire business. After closing the sale Mir. Moss left for San Fran cisco where he contemplates loca- ting.-Star.
 Large numbers of Arizona cat tie have this week passed through New Mexico on the way to Kansas City, where they are to be market ed. Nearly every shipment from that Territory shows evidence of the use of high grade sires in the herds. Arizona cattlemen are progressive and practical.-New Mexico Stock Grower.
 It is reported that Judge Key inert has struck it richer than ev- CT, in one of his claims adjoining the Africa, on the same ledge at Willow Springs near Pinal. The ore now being taken out is sad to be almost half silver. It Is also said that Mr Reymert has decided on S400, 900 as the price which he will accept for his property Star.
 The Prescott Courier says that the miners of Yavapai and Mo have counties are turning out and shipping more gold and silver than the miners of all the other counties in Arizona. And yet they are not "stuck up," and are scarcely aware of the fact that they are the pioneers in the rich est mining districts in the world.
 We have seen no mention made of the U. $. Marshal having in custody the Indian, Dutchy, who was indicted by a U. s. grand jury for the murder of Mormon near San Carlos, and, therefore, we presume he is still in the keeping of the military at Fort Bowie It is quite time he was in custody of the Marshal where he properly belongs.-Sillver Belt.
 The efforts of Rev. D. W. Cal fee in converting sinners living on the San Pedro, resulted in awake ming fear of judgment day in about twenty, who had hitherto taken no interest in the way of salvation. In October he will talk to the benighted brethren of Flor ence whose religion is at zero, and endeavor to create in them a de- sire to lead religious lives.-Silver Belt.
 In the superior court of San Francisco, Delavan Hoag has brought suit against the Benson Mining and Smelling Company, Monroe Salisbury, Henry H. Scott and others, to recover S1 ,750,000, the alleged value of the tailings from the Vulture mill, which the plaintiff charges the defendants with having wrongfully appropri- ated to their own use.
 The town of Globe is about to experience a revival of life and  activity through its mining re- sources The Dominion Copper Company have posted notices that | on and after Monday, August IT, they will pay S3,25 to miners, shovelers, wheelers and furnace men. and So SO to surfacemen