Arizona silver belt., 1889-07-13
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
The Citizen says immediate steps are te be taken to roof the university.

are to be taken to roof the university.
 The prisoners in the Territorial prison are making breoms at the rats of four dozen per day.
 Five men were severely injured by the explosion of boiler on 8 steam threshsr near Phnnix.
 The Congress mine, Yavapai coun. ty, will shortly add an electric lightto its many other conyeniences tor min ing.
 Out of total of S35 900, the Asses, sor of Maricopa county collected S90,- 12l2o taxes, leaYing balance delin- qusnt of $5,430.55.
 The Marshall canal in Yuma coun- ty, when completed, will be 50 miles long, carry l25 900 inches of water, and reclaim 10000 acres of land.
 Judge Alexander, Gov. Zulick's At torney General, fell Tn Phenix a few days ago and fractured his left clavi- cal and broke two of his ribs. His physician thinks he will recover.
 Nose Casner, at hls ranch on Oats creek, Yavapsi county, was surprised by three men who gagged and then tortured him with fine until he dis closed where his money was nd The robbers secured S65.
 Dr. Day, convicted m Prescott, Feb. 9th, 1889, of polygamy, and sentenced to two years imprisonment in the ter riterial penitentiary, has had his sen tence csnmuted by President Harri son to SIX montbs.-Journal- Miner.
 The fireworks for the Fourth of July, which were received some time slnce, were placed in the old powder house near Prescott, for safe keeping. On Saturday the discovery was made that the entire let had been burned up, nething remaining but the ashes of $iO0'or $500 worth of tbem.-Jour- nal Miner.
 A man living near Tombstone claims to have recelyed a letter from Hill man last week, in which he writes that he escaped from the officers by jumping from the train with his man. aales on; that Le had stolen a horse, and was making fer Canada and would never be seen or heard of in the Uni- ] ted States again.--Pgospeetor
 The Hon. Thomas Hughes, Auditor Of the Territory of Arizona, is issuing his warrants, signed and sealed, for appropriations and salaries, and par ties, we learn. stand ready to cash the same If there should be no funds in tue Treasury 10 pay then. It now becomes a necessity with the holdons to fght the battle themselves. The ins are the outs.-Pheniy Herald.
 l. is noticeable fact that many eff cur caitlemen are turning their atten- ton to farming and divide their time between their fields of grain and their herds. This is as it should be. Our beautiful valleys are fertile and with but little attention capable ef produ- cing good crops, hence tue wisdom of those who add intelligent farming to the buslness ofraising stock-Citizen.
 The two saw mills in the Chiueahua mountains ajer Downing. and Dan Ross both closed down. This course was made necessary by the Copper Queen Company at Bisbes stopping work 10 large extent, That company, we are informed, now has only one shelter m operation, has discharged c good many ofits men, and m consequence uses very little lumber at present.-Wilcox Stock man.
 Mir Wm. Clarke returned from the Owl Heads few days ago with his faith in the iiual outcome of that dis trIct shll increasing. He states that a few days ago large number of Apa- che Indians were near his cabin. They were we'll armed and had plenty of ammunition and thelr families were with them. They said they belonged 10 Seguola' s band and were out for the purpose of gathering the sahuara fruits. No offer was made 10 molest Mir. Clarke, but this immunity was not at all owing to any moral reform in their characteristic industry of scalr huntng-Floreace Enterprise
 Bishop KeHdrica. who makes head' l quarters at Albuquerque for bis dis trict of New Mexlco and Arizona, i; receiving hearty welcome from his parishioners upon bis return to this city. He will always have q large congregation whenever he fills the Episcopal church. He is accompanied