Arizona silver belt., 1888-09-01
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
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 "Silver BeItv Readers.

The Queen company ha: three furn- aces in blast.
 Bisbes will poll between 400 and 800 votes this year.
 Tho ruling price fer stock cattle in Northern Arizona IS about Sl5 all around
 The Courier says: Large shipments of coppsr-silyer bullion are constantly gong cast from Jerome.
 The Citizen Bank of Flagstaff has been incorporated with E. 5. Gosney as president Capital stock $50,0O0.
 Jim ZabrisEis has concluded to ls- cate in Les Angeles. What 8 great less that will be to Arizona. 0, my
 Arizonas commissioner of immigra- ton, Cameron II. King, says the Star, is now addressing Democratic gather ings in California.
 The Democrat says that the Bisbee railroad, at tho present rate of con structIon, will be completed by the first of December.
 The Champion states that tho burned portion of Flagstaff will soon be en- tifsly rebuilt, and the new buildings arc better than those destroyed.
 Lieutenant J. B. Mcdonald, Quar- tsrlnaster at Fort Grant, and Miss Kate Murphy, also of Grant, were married at that place Thursday eve ning.-Stockman.
 The Star says: Five thousand dol lars IS now in the hands of a promin- ent Democrat ;n Tucsen to wager on the election of Grover Cleveland. Bets for any amount will he taken.
 A large number of new men will be put to work on the Bisbea railroad in few days. They will come frcm Kansas where they have been at work railroad building Tombstone Pros pector.
 The building of the Fairbank Bisbee railroad has brought together a dan garous set of men, The Blsbee Demo- crat says: Fairbank fer the past two weeks has been one continued scene of rlotIng, resulting all the way from skinned noses to homicide.
 Mir Wm. E. Guild reports plenty of mountain liens in Canyon de Orc. Their tracks are mere numerous than those of the deer. They have killed about all tue calves in that section and it is very unusual sight to find 2 COW accompanied ny its calf. Enter prise.
 The very attentive polite and ever prompt postmaster and express agent, MT r. c. Minshull, performs bis du- ties with an air and demeanor so full of business as to give the utmest pleas urr and satisfaction to all who are brought into contact with kin.-En- terprise.
 It requires close vigilance on the part of the customs officials to prevent Chinese from crossing into the United States from MexIco. in ylolatlon of the Restriction Act, They are landing at the port of Guaymas by tbe hundreds, and their object is to slip into the United States.-Sunday Herald D. Q. EcDewsll, better known as "Buek" Mcdowell, committed suicide by taking laudanum, last Saturday afternoon. in Pinal. He left letters 1 that stated his reasons for shufil,ng off the coil to be unrequited love, the object of which was a well known courtesan of that place. Enterprise. The Enterprise announces the death, in California, Aug. 18th, of $, w. Foreman, who was one of the carly residents of Arizona. He laid cut the city of Tucson, and made it's first off cial map, and was at one tune deputy U. $. Surveyor. Two daughters, Mrs. J. II. Benson and Mrs. c. w. Lemon reside in Pinal county.
 Louis Cohn, dry goods merchant q Nogaies, was trutally nuresred, while asleep, in bis room in the rear of his store, on August 24th. He was killed with coupling pin and his head beaten almost to jelly and one sheul- der and an arm broken. The mur- derers, who are unknown, escaped with a watch and about s200 in money 1 Officers went in pursuit of tive suspi' cious characters, suspected of having committed the crime.
 Postmaster Griffith, of Nogales while at Imuris, Sunday, witnessed procession of more than two hundred people invoking theIr Maker to send rain. The Herald says: The proces ,en fornied in the old village of Thu riS, and headed by priest and severa men carrying large canopy, marched