Arizona silver belt., 1888-10-20
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
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pal county ten days before reglstra- ton closed.
 It is said that Calabasas has citi- zen whe boasts that he has voted the Democratic ticket for thlrty-six years and never scratched name.
 The Democratic County Central Committes has recognized the useful ness of the Democratic newspapers of the county by giving them encourage ment as follows: Arizonan, $200; Ga zette, $50; Advance, $100; Tempe News, $l00.-Phnnix Herald.
 A bet of S1 ,000 was deposited with Hugo Richards, to-day, on the general result of the national election, D. F. Mitchell placed $500 of that amount on Harrison, while D. J. Sullivan, E. Burgess and others backed up Clsve- lands chances for similar sum. This is the heaviest bet yet made in Pres cott-Journal-M Miner.
 Following IS tbs Independent ticket in Graham county: Council, Burt. Dunlap; Assembly, $. W. Pomerey; Dist. Attorney, A. N. Patterson; Sher- if, J. E. Ohl; Treasurer. W. W. Dam ron; Probate Judge, John Blake; Re corder, Eduardo Soto; Surveyor, H. H. Cast; Supervisors, E. A. Cutter, J. F. Bailey,
 The great register of Pima county for the year of 1888 will contain 2349 names CT ihereabout, as against l94S in 1886. The total cancellation of those dead CT moved away amounted to 206. The total number of new names added ts the great register will amount to about 607, of which 400 have been registered in Precinct No l since Sept. lst-Cltizen.
 Since August We are able to state definitely that 10000 tons of alfalfa bay have been sold in this valley at prices ranging from s3.50 to s per ton, and the following stock will be driven in here for fattening purposes: Sierra Bonita Cattle Co.,, 2,000 head !; E. Storm < O., 700 head; c. Cameron & Co, 2,0o0; ". Vail. 3,C00; Peck Brss, 5000; total, s,7o0 head Phenlx Herald.
 A small excursion of the principal members of the San Diego Chamber of Commerce will visit Phoenix about the 17tb inst. to look up the resources of l Central Arizona and ths Salt river valley in particular and thereby to gain knowledge of the advantage of direct railroad connection with thlS portion of the country. Our city should give them reception.-Herald.
 The cost of running the Territorial prison last quarter was Sl3.I34.06, of which si,s00 was applied on the cost of eanstru ling sewer. During the quarter siA prisoners were pardoned. There are 1lS inmates, all male. The names of those pardoned have not yet been made public, The supsrinten- dent of the prison reports the prison CTS obsdient and healthy. As mat ter of pubic information it would be wall to publish tho names of the pris- oners pardoned and the reason fer granting such parlons Star.
 Sheriff Slaughter received letter yesterday from the Governor of So' nsra, stating that Fredsrico, one of the train robbers who had up to ths time he was captured eludsd his pursuers had been captured and was in jail al  1 0posura. Frederico it wlll be ramem bered was one of the trio who mur dered Ccsarie Lucero at the Mesca ranch, near the line, about two months ago Nothing was said about tht whereabouts of his two companions Manuel and Geronimo, but it is to b' presumed that they are not far ava. and will soon be captured .--Prospsctor
 By far the most elegant publication of it's kind on the coast is the Nev Mail Order Catalogue of Weinstoek Lubin < Co.,, General Merchandise, 40' : to 40 K St, Sacramento, Cal. Ever,