Arizona silver belt., 1888-08-04
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San Pedro.
 Wilcox felt the earthquake on Tues day of last week.
 The Yavapai Democrat IS the name of paper to be published at Flag staff.
 Tho.. s, Weedin is chairman of the board of school trustees of Pinal county,
 Hon. Dan Ming, of Arivaipa, IS in San Diego, Gal, looking after his hy cry business.
 The Bisbee Independent will be the name of the paper soen to be pub lisbed at Bisbse.
 The Clarlon says two perceptible earthquake shocks were felt m Clifton en Tuesday of last week.
 Tho Enterprise objects to the dezen or more hog pens in Florence, which are filthy and offensive.
 According to the school census just taken, Wilcox distract has 107 chil- dren of school age-67 white and 10 Mexican.
 An engine en the Prescott and Ari- zona railroad was eitehsd and the en- gineer injured. Tho engine is com. plete wreck.
 Howell llindes is developing the Great Eastern group ol mines in the Casa Grande district, said to be Yalu- able claims
 The Arizona Copper Company, of Clifton. IS now shipping about loo tons of copper matte winch runs from D 10 78 psr csnt. copper.
 Tom Davis, of Phoenix, has taken bis wife to Huachuca, in the hope that mountain air will restore her health which is now pracarious.
 The 12-year old son of Brewster Cameron accidentally shot himself in the leg at the San Raphael ranch. The wound is not dangerous.
 Sol Prescott, working at the Three Brothers mlne, near Tombstone was struck in the heel bY bolt of light ming, and severely wounded.
 Several horses have dled in and around Phoenix of a mysterious dis ease Dr. Chandler, Territorial yete- rinarian IS examining into the nature and cause of the disease.
 The Star is authority fer tie state ment that the output of the Silver King mine for June was Si7,000, and the estimated output fer July is $90,000. Hope 1t is so.
 The Clifton Clarion says "We have had more or less rain every day the past week. The ranges in this vicinity are reported to be rapidly im- proving in consequence.
 yalen tine Eichel, miner, while as- eending the ladder Tn the Topaz mine, Tombstone, lost his footing and feIl 50 feet to the bottom of the shaft, and was almost instantly killed.
 The trial, at Guaymas, of Taylor and Rolling, the Senora train robbers, resulted in the former being sentenced to be shot August lst, and Rolling to serve five years in the penitentiary.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. Abraham celsbra- ted their tin wedding, at Clifton, on the 2lst ut. The Clarion gives an extended account ot the event which was largely attended ard very enjoy able.
 Warrants have been issued for the arrest of Richard Hardwick, Hemken Taylor, Thornton, Tcney and Calligan, soldiers statloned at Huachuca, for burning a public house, four miles from the fort
 Mountain liens have killed a great many calves in the Des Cabezas coun- try, and stockmen of that section of Cochlse county have petitiened the Board of Supervisors to offer beun ty of S25 for lion scalps.
 The Negales Record says that if the Santa Cruz land grant was settled that valley, from the Mexican line to Tucson, would be all under cultiya- tion and at least one thousand homes would line the banks of that little stream.
 Residents of Phoenix arc growing at the signal officer there for giving such high thermometer readings. They would like to have him put ice around the bulb before recording the temperature. The operator, however, is conscientious and will do his duty.
 The Democratic slata for county of tcers, up to the present, is reported to be as follows: Sheriff, Frank Cox; Assessor, J.K. Murphy; Distinct At torney, Joseph Campbell. The in