Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28
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The Citizen announces that worl ;, will soon be commenced on the Tue Q son and Calabasas railroad
 The last reported weekly shipments Z of copper hy the Arfzona Company Clifton, aggregated lls74s pounds.
 Gov. Tritle, Secretary Van Arman A. " calien and others, are working
 great many miners in placers on the
 Hassayanpa, Courier
 The Star says there is genuine
 boom ip the lJ s. land office, owing to
 the announcement that the forfeited
 lands of the Texas Pacific were open
 to entry
 By the unexpected explosion of
 blast, in the Cfocker n5i1e. Quiioto,
 last Saturday, sannel Holden and
 another man whose 'iiaias was not
 learned, were fatally anssfna. ss
 The apportionfnsnt ill g@Ys ose ad. ditioEal representative to Maricopa and Graham respectipeay, takes one from Pima and puts Yuma in the southern senatorial district.
 The Florence Enterprise reports that D. C. Chilson has struck it rich m 1 the spondulR min,t Tue ore is said 1 to De rich in gold and silver and car 1 ries considerable lead.
 The United States court at Tucson has decided to allow the Pinal stage robbers to be tried at Florence for robbing Wells, Fargo < Co, before taking them to Tucson.
 The first county court under tbe new law to organize and trausast business was the Nohaye county court Judge J. M Murphy presiding. Two cases of horse stealing were tried.- The Tombstone.
 A special to the Star from San Francisco says; Albert v. and Mary E. Bills have brought suit in the su. 'erior court against the Silver King ( dining company for $2l5 .56Q. 90 iajmed as dividends due them on hares of the above named company. There is much good improved agri. nltural land for sale in the Tempe alley, with plenty of water to render fertile. Persons who think there :, no lands to be secured in Arizona ' re woefally ignorant of the true state facts Gazette. V A gentleman writes from aila Bend lat new discovery of.coal has been z z ade adjacent to that place and that 2 neh excitement prevails among the 'ople of that station. A sample of e coal enclosed shows t b De a very iV le anthracite. Tucson Citlzen, M The chinaman who was apprehend.
 su seeking lngress to the United ates at Hogales surreptitiously. j.. Y days ago, was to-day ordered by !" mmissioner Gregg 10 bc returned to 'xican soil and was forbidden to Va Ike second attempt to enter the nam of Urele sam Tucsou Cit. gal At Clifton, on Monday last, Geo to ster attempted to commit suicide cutting his throat with q razor tob . wound inflicted will likely prove [ al. Another nliner.a Mexican named a, reel Piaro, while returning to ais ne after dark, drunk, fen down N, fl of the Copper Mountain mine and Y 5 killed, X lon. H NJ. Van Arman, Secretary a' Arizona, has expressed himself very { " concerning the late Legislature 2 ording to him, it was composed of Y ob ofkleptomaniacs, whose hands ran, . against all men. It was not Il honest body, but the Secretary < ~ | arks are toe sweeping, as there n.s.. eseyeral good, honest members of body Courier. coo ae Nosales Frontier ssys: The q ta San Juan, which will com A9t VI ee here on tho 2lth of June and cAc inue three weeks, ispglTady 1t. wi ting considerable attention. The s..... ies who will manage at essakina d preparations and it is their in. -- ion to make 1t the best fiesta in bern Mexico,and t is expected that M 7 thousands of people will attend. NO plaza on the Sonora side west Of 'ailroad, will bs tue ssgne of ops o. ons. oF
 s. - ys tho Yuma Sentinel: The h. an, 3 weregery much exercised over D 5l esl ielipse, but they attribute 1t to no k es1 s1 ral cause; They claim that the m of their late Chef Antonio) Eestol ss died at the Mesa race track sE5 heart disease, few days ago, La' ,assinsy ts.fs,.s 4t. vivae
 "SiVtp tue od h to Nafn tis Rene Ie that soon there would be ,ru BV .nt deaths in the tribe, and to bs cll,s,;- c1ss; and provide sufficient food to last clsars K while lonrncylng, after death, to go Sf 9 @ Unni4l