Arizona silver belt., 1889-04-13
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
Condensed frosn Onr Exchanges fer
 "ssilver Eaitv Headers.

The Tombstone scheol district has $4,000 10 it's credit, aud money coming in.
 The Clarion states that the Arizona Copper Co, ot Clifton, is now running two stacks.
 The next 4rritorial fair at Phoenix, will commence October 18th and con. tnue four days.
 Hoof and Horn, of p'eacoti has or dered water meter, with which to drive it's presses.
 The Journal. Miner says the pres pect is good for the erection of redac- ton works near Prescott.
 The city assessor, of Tombstone, re- ports eyer 1,600 lots whose owners are unknown, and which are of no value to the city. ,/
 The Arlzonan says that at least seven subdivisions to the city of Phe- nix proper, desire to secure the site for the Territorial capitol.
 Four thousand dellsrs was recently paid for two lots, in all addition ad- joining Phnnix, the largest price ever paid for similar property there. The disbursements by the Treas urer of Phoenix. fer the first quarter of 1889, were S64 ,579.33, and the bal anee remaining on hand it S11 ,429 13.
 At Tucson there are ever fifty teams employed hauling ore for the smeltsr and the sampling works, and about twenty or thirty hauling weoa for the grist mill and ice works.
 Says the Courier; Placer miners of Lynx creek, near Prescott, are taking out about S3o0 per day. Those of the Hassayamps, Big Bug, Turkey creek and the gulehes are also doing well. .y Pbenls has many modern improve ments. It has three and half miles of street car lines, electric lights, gas and water works, two ice machines ana water ditches trsyersing each side of every street.
 A cowboy in the employ of the Chr icahua Cattle Company, and who re- gently came to Arizona from Texas, was thrown from his horse while at tempting ts cress the Gila river near Stafford, and was drowned.
 Judge J D. Walker, of Pinal Couu- ty, who recently sold his interest in the Reymert mines to a Milwaukee syndicate, has gone te San Bernardins, Cal, to reeuperate his health which is considerably impaired.
 A car containing thirty-eight young Hereford bulls and Jersey bull and heiter. shipped by Mir. Miner, ef Kan sas, caught fire ou the Prescott < Ari- zona Central railroad, April Sd, and the cattle were all burned to death.
 Some exceedingly rich gold speel- mems have been shown about Morenci and Clifton of late from Campbell and Muir's geld strike in Gold Gulch, and reports are to tine effect that the prop erty is increasing in value as depth is attainel l.-CIarion.
 A nan named Kay implicated in the killing of a man at Tip Top, Ysv- apal County, and sentenced 10 the Territorial prison, has been released. The Supreme Court having recently reversed the case, he has been returned to Prescott for a new trial.
 If we understand the new marriage law the taking out of license is not necessary, but certificate of the mar riage ceremony, signed by the person officiating and the contracting parties, must be niade and filed with the clerk of the probate court, whose fee for the same is fixed at 8 for every certificate. Courier.
 Mr. Johnson, of the Mammoth mine, vho arrived here Thursday night has gone to the mine in company with the gentleman from England, whe repre- sents the new owners of the property. It was reported some time ago that on the arrival of these gentlemen, work would be conimencea at once.-Citizsn.
 On Friday last March 29thl as | Thomas Fuller, of Curtis, was attempt ing to cross the Gila river at the ford between Pima and Curtis, with his wife, his sister and another lady, the wagon was upset by the swift run- ming water and Miss Fuller drowned, the others barely eseaped with their lives Valley Bulletin.
 Council bill No IL now T law, re- psals chapter l, title 26, revised stat utss relating to executions, approved March l, 1887, substituting therefore