Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-01
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 Sheriff Paul of Pima who is aftss
 the Katz-Soto inardersrs, believes he
 has struck . warm trail
 itis reported by the Star that the
 country around Casa Gfande was
 flooded on Tuesday, in some pieces the
 water being foot deep,
 The Flagstaff Champion announces
 that number of deaths have occurred
 1t the Needles from mysterious tlls. ease and that the railroad employees and other residents are leaving there in consequence.
 c. D. Poston, according to Tailings, has been appointed resident agent at Eogales, for 100000 acre grant in Sonora, known as the Sam Branen grant It is owned by 3 syndicate of Chicago and New York capitalists.
 It seems that the receipts of the Quiiotoa postoffice are only about 5000 q year, while the expenses are s6,000. Twelve dollars week is rather a poor showing for the post office of tho Near Future. Tucson Tailing5
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 The Arizona Sentinel says that F. P. Sargent, Fish Commissioner for Arizona, is the discoyerer ot the cele- brated Los Angeles variety of carp which he is propagating in his reser- yoir at Yuma. These carp seem to do well in this climate,
 At . meeting of San Pedro eattle- men resolutions were passed declaring that the range was fully stocked and protesting against persons without re. quisite water rights, turning stock loose in the San Pedro valley between Benson and point 20 miles below.
 The Tombstone gives the following list of the heavy cattle-owners of Cochise county White X Fickers, 6I20; Teyis, Perrin, Land < Co, 5000; San simon Cattle Co, 4.500; Erie Cat. tie Go, 4,9o0; Lyle and sanderson, 2000; Hall < Aston, 2o00; Persley Bros, I,l95.
 The military band and escort from Fort Grant got lost while going from the post to Hot Springs in tue carly 1 part of the week, and spent the night l on the open prairie near Point of 1 Mountain Such troops are inyaiua- bio on the tra,l of an Indian. Wilcox 1 Stoeknan.
 The Arizona Company at Clifton, 4, T., produced in May, with two furna- ces in blast, 579,588 pounds; and in June, with three furnaces, 759,1s7 l pounds. The Detroit Company pro, l luced 6G0,o00 pounds of copper for the two months oi May and June, with ! but one furnace ia blast
 The Flagstaa Champion reports tbc accidental shooting of man named Alexson at Cars ranch, near Wins. [ cw, by one Crawford. Thelatter was ,oliecting some things in blanket, | lmong them q pistol which was accl. leutally discharged, the ball hitting causing instant death. Craw- lord was acquitted by ooroner's jury 1
 " K. Meade's bondsmen are ". ". Hutchinson, c. P. Head, N. Ells, Wm. ! '. Munds, Jcs. |. Walker, Wm. VII, | lerson, A. 4. Moore and ! II. Marion. The bond required is S20.00o. Ex- i Marshal Tidball has turned over all | books aud Papers and Mr Meade is now in full possession. The Star says le will make Tneson his headquarters ,or the present.
 Before the advent of the railroad, Colorado Steam Nayagation Company lad ia it's possession five steamers and i've barges and did an immense busi- iess This was up to ls7T Since lien the business of the company has ,een diminishing 30 that now it has ,wo steamers, only one of which is in lse anu makes trip up the riyer per laptI once month, or every six weeks.
 N N Peterson, stage driver be- .wean Crittenden and Harshaw, was ,hot and killed on Thursday about | ,wo clock, six miles from Harshaw He was shot through the heart and .he body was carried about , hnndred lards away from the road, the horses gere cut loose, tho mail robbed and .he wagon dumped over the side of lbe road A party has started in pur- iuit of tbe robbers with fair prospect ,f capturing them Mir. Peterson was ' native Of Sweden, but has resided in .his vicinity for several years, and on. ' married three weeks. He was one4 ,f tho principal witnesses for prosecu- ion in tic celebrated Claiborne mur Ter case. Nogales Frontier