Arizona silver belt., 1889-07-27
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

Graham county's assessment roll is Sl00,000 greater this year than last.
 The Star says that P R. Brady and Thcs. '. Weedin wIl soon begin the publication of Democratic newspa- per at Florence.
 !. It is estimated that the increase in the number of cattle Tn CochiSe. coun- ty this year will be in the neighbor- hood of 10000 head.
 The Prospeetor says that meat IS selling in Bisbee for three cents a ponnd for choice cuts, and boiling pie ces are given away. The quality of the beef Is excellent.
 The Tombstone Prospecter claims that the Copper Queen works, at Bis bee, will be run to their full capacity as soon as a new jacket for the "Jum- bo' furnace is completed
 A San Francisco paper says it is the intention of Senator Tabor to work the tailings of the Eulture in Arizona, of which there are some 900,000 tons that will pay net prof of $1.50 per ton.
 It IS rumorcd, says the Phoenix Her. ald, that the Kirkland Bros. have bonded 8 third interest in the Bonan- ga mine at the Harqua Halas; also that an offer of $9O000 for the whole mine has been received from the East.
 Tucson was visited by au unusually heavy rain oa the 18th, which did con- siderable damage to the works of the Southern Tanning Company. The rainfall measured inches, making the total precipitation for the month 522 inches.
 The Prospactor says Jimmy Carr, the pioneer frelghter of Arizona and who brought up all the freight to Tombstone in carly days from Casa Grande, Tucson, and then Benson, IS treightiug in the Sierra Mojada dis- triet. Mexico.
 The Florence Enterprise says: Jes- sla fiardesty. Esq, former district attorney of this county, was recently placed on trial in Los Angeles for using boistereus and threatening lam Euage towards fellow citizen of that angelic city, and acquitted. Jesses long soisurn among the angels has not evidently softened the bitter of his ninble tongue.
 Doc White, who IS in town t. frem his ranch near Mesa, reports on Tuesday night last he lost by il the entire product of one section ct graiu One stack had been threshed but the rest was still m tie stack. He estimates his loss at SS,000 sacks, and the insurance upon the crep was but S2,0H0. Indians he thtrks, are re- sponsible for the re.-Arizolan.
 Reilly Dutton, who clubbed a man. at a railroad camp on the Fairbank and Bisbec road last fail, from the eff fleets of which the man died, was re- gently captured at Chinlpas, Chihua- hua, Mexico, 150 miles southeast of Guaymas He will be brought back to Tombstone immediately to answer to the indictment for murder found against him by Cochise county grand jury.
 Governor wolfey has pardoned Francisco Baca, ex-treasurcr Of Apache county, convicted about two years ago and sentenced to imprisonment at Yu- ma The Phnnix Herald says: Late developments tend to show that he was held up and forced to the act on winch his convection rested, whilst the really guilty parties escaped punish ment long ago.
 Frank Malone was brought before Justice Eaoton yesterday morning and  fined $50 for imposing on foo credu- Ious and conidin@ ppbiic, with the alternative of fifty days in Jail. Ma lone, havng heaid that prisoners in the jail were given bath once n while, and were otherwise treated very nicely, concluded to take advantage of the chance afforded and went to the county bastile. Ii is said that he was arrested in Globe for selling liquor without Incense, and pleaded his own cause so eloquently that he was re- leased His persuasive powers must have deteiiorated considerably of late. Tombstone Epitaph.
 Mr. Frank Reynolds returned from De Noon Monday. He held the con- tract for drilling well at that place for the Reymert Mining Company, but met with such formidable obstacles be- fore reaching any great depth that he was compelled to abandon the work. Crevices were encountered in the hard rock that pitched at so slight an angle