Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-26
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
Condensed from Cur Exchanges fer
 silver Eseit- Headers.

Those of Pima County command 95 cents.
 Texas Fill, Yuma County, received carload of Eastern eIaiqraats last
 week.
 The Jsurnal-Miner says: Touto Ba- sin mines are coming to tbe front as ore producers.
 Ths Board of Supervisors of Yava- pal County have reduced the assess ment on cattle to $ per head.
 Dr. II. A Hughs. of Phoenix. has been appointed county physician of Maricopa, at salary Of S9o per menth.
 The Arizona Copper eampany, it is announced, have decidod 10 erect concentration plant of loo tons capac- ity per day.
 The Champion states that the A. & P. E. R. Co, have put in a par Of thirty thousand pound scales at tbeir stock yards east of Flagstaff
 Another rlch geld strike of more fsbuloas richpess than Centennial mines is reported in the Agna Fria, about 60 miles northwest of pbmnx.
 These arg tue times of triba ti,n for the ireighier, says the H ilcox stocknan. rhe roads s.s in ,ut.5 con- dilion that his business and teauls are about on sisnds;ill
 The product oftbe Silver King mine for 1888 consisted Of Ct 226 4a ounces ot ias silver; 6l2 7es c ounces inc silver in concentrations. and 34, 4,66I32 of fine silver in sulphides.
 Col Il 5. Io.an. of pAoaix, has been taking Arizona 10 tho people of Sace, Maine, and trying to induee thsm ;o !eaes that blgak country and come io oar favo I 'as3
 The reccat strike ,a .de Holhrao< nine al Bisbsc of ore carrying native silver in large qnanti'i>s said ie be enc of greater lmragsets aai egen rlcher than at first
 An important mining sale iavolying abeut $l000Q0, is being negotiated by J k Gooaing Tbjs uill be another lift or Pima county, and particularly for the ancient and hanoIable pue- blo. Star.
 Bob Clark. victim Of the B,sbes shooting, is dead. aud the eoueuerls jury sxonerated Harris. The young woman over whem the quarrel origi- hated, WAS wound-d in thg arm by 3 stray bullet.
 Arizona is Iesing its repptati. fer lridity. The Enterprise say Ths recent rains have covered tb, cad ovel valleys in the Nskel ent- itry with sheet ot water and they present .hs appearance of large lakes. Z
 The fact that there has already besn ! killing at Hsrqna Hsls, and that .here are live saloons and no boarding rouse sr place to get grub augurs well 'er the prosperity and permanency of he camp, the Phoenix Herald thinks.
 The fac; of the law rHaAers of Ari- iaus being compelled ta % "a the Ter .itorial capital by ths way of C4IiIor- lia is sufficient itself to demonstrate ha impropriety Of Prescott a> inc proper site for it's locaiisa.-Gszette.
 It is estimated that last seasons wheat crop oi the Indians living aleng he Gila River, wlll aggregate ever ne and one.hslf midan pennds. Pretty good for an uneiyilzed trioe in ! desert @ country. rb0nX Herald
 The Turseu ssmpl;ng Works re- sived Wednesday last, | iot of silye, Ire from the Pioneer Mlne. near Glote. mother, let from the C9itrerss Mine. Il Sonora. and anOtber iai of copper ilver ore from the Sania Ritas, ship ,sd by J. Humphrey
 At special eleeiirn held in Gra- iam County to elect a menbcr of the assembly, George Il. Stevens was the uccessfal caedidst., fhefs were oiled z20 veics, ei uhita number stevens received 3aS. and his oppo- lent, P. M. Thurmend, of Clifton, 322. tying the former major,iy ei 56.
 The Gibbs Democrat of the. l6lh avs: The Yuma Copper and Silver lining Company yesterday received he contracts for Inc s,nslter just pur-l based at San Francisco Ii wifi be of fly ton capacity, and equipped in de- sii for two more lifiy ten stacks, laking l5o in all l. is te be ready pr work by April lst. and will be ,atied pg Anril 18th at lhe latest.
 Ths Clifton ciaren has been sold te company and ls being ina4ei to Sol monville ,hs week tir Horace E. lunlap, ol arivaipa Caereo, nill be di,ofin-chief of lLe paper nnder tha ew propristersbip. Mr. Dunlap is