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The Manlmoth Mine.

l The Tucson Citizen says that from the most rehable sources, the follow. ! ing is ihe status of affairs at Inc Nam moth camp: The group Of mines, tbe 30-s:amp mill, and all offices and buildings were sold by Cole Saunders to syndicate of Englishmen for f300,- 900; the papers in tue sale arc all com plete and enough has been paid to in- sure completion of the deal The purchasing parties, through their General Manager, Capt. Jos. W. John ston, of Washington, N. J, have had made at Frazer < Chalmers, Chicago, some S50,000 worth oi machinery frea, plans and drawings by Prof. Thos. Price of San Franc,ses. The new ma chinery consists Of 70 additional stamps and the necessary amalgamating pans and settlers and four Vanhing coneen- trators of sufficient capacity to handle the output of tue 100 stamps. The l00-stamp mill will bs put up at the miue and water either forced up three miles from tbs San Pedro River, 220 feet below the level oi lhe mill site, or piped down from the Catalina Noun tains, 10 miles distant. The purchasers only want modification of the Alien Act of Congress 10 assume title of their possession of their property, and Capt. Jos. w Joilnsten, who IS to have supreme control of the affairs of the syndicate, needs no recommendation ln this country. His two years sf SO journ here proved hls worth to all who met him. His genial goed nature, thorough honesty and strictly impar- tial manner of business won him neth- ing hut strong, abiding friends here.
 The deposit ef ore IS dsyslepod to 3 depth of 500 feet and is oi such in, msnsity as te bs almost bewilderipg i; in places the ore bodies present a stoping face of over 60 is2t, CT ere which will mill, by ths process devised by Prof, Thos. Price, fuily SIP gold DOT ton, while on ths 5o0 lsvsl a cross cut shows ona ssin of soft lfon quartz 26 fegt 6 inches in width, ore that Ptof prlee worked up tc s30 per ton.
 The gold is chemically combined with venadats ef lead, but tho plates, eoneentraters, pans and settlers save over 90 per cent. of contents.
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No Fear Of 0ver.Frodurtion Of Geld and
 silver.
(From the Silver Dollar. ]


 Taking the population then of the United States teddy at 65 900 900, and our annual production of gold and silver at 8, GOO, GOO of dollars, itshows that We arc producing only Sl.3o per capita in a whole year. By the year 1900 We shall havs a population sf 100 millions; whea, in order ts keep up the present ratio sf production, we shall have to mlne 130 millions sf dol lars per year. Can we do its It IS doubtful. If we do, our mining in dustrles will have 10 be stimulated by tie free coinage and use ef silver, AS well as gold. It thns appears hsw utterly ridiculous are the a3ser tions ef thu gold bugs and their ignorant al. lies, that we arc in danger of ever producing tue precious metals. But let ns carry these figures q little fur ther, and the predictions Of these gold bugs will appear in $ eontemptible light. By ths year 1888, CT, in 50 years from ths present tims, the pop ulation of the United States. al much less increased rate of growth than that at preseat, sill mum Der 200 millions. Then, ln order te produce for each person sl 30 in gold and silver in a year, cur precious metal mines will have 10 yield the prodisions sum of S260 GOO. 600 iu twelve months Doas it look as though, at eur present petty rate of production, we shall have tso much gold and silver? And yet it is perfectly certain that our miaes wlll not hs able to keep up their present rate per capita. The day IS fast com ing when tbe gold bugs will be the laughing stock of the world, and when the men who demsnetized silver wIll bs cursed as snsmies of their race.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19

Captain s. .. Dutton, in response to an invitation from eIr citizens, stop ped over here "Wednesday while eu his way East In ths afternoon IIa met g number of citizens interested in ths arteSian well project atJudge Nichols office. After general interchange ei views, the Captain made a very inter esting talk explanatory sf the pro posed work he has in hand. He stated that he did not believe any part of the $l00000 appropriated by Congress could be expended in boring wells, as ths act making the appropriation did not authorize an expenditure for such purposes. This might hs altered, how ever, through the proper channels After the meeting, Captain Dntton was driven around tue valley in the near vicinity of town and expressed himself as highly pleased with what he saw. Much of tho soil, he said was equal to any in the world, and he predicted that, if artesian water could be secured here (and he believes il can), this valley will become great agricultural country. The Captain resumed his journey East Wednesday night. Wilcox Steckman.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19

The San Francisco Examiner re. gently started sensational reports that the farming industries sf the State would snlsr for waat of common laber. These rspsrts ware soen proved te be uniounded, except as perhaps to the few men whs till large tracts, Ii large tracts can be tiled only by the use of Chinese labor 1t were better that they be not titled. It is also best for the State and for society and geed government that all large tracts be cut mp into small lots about larga enough, il well tiled, te support a family. < race of people which decs net grow families, which lives and thrireS on incomes far below lbe cost required to fairly support man, wife and children and give some surplus to meet the ordinary ills of life and pro vide fer helpless age, sone that ought never to get feotkelj in tue United States. The Chinese Exclusion Act is valuable just in proportisn as It pre- vents Chinese laborefs from coming here and encourages tboSs hers to leave or demand mere for thsir labor.
 Chino Valley (Cal.) Champion.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19

Distance from Globe to the railroad at wllcox, ever
 Woods and Norton s Stewards lines (Foute tol
 Eastern passengers.) )-...............s..l&3 l&3 Eles From Globe to Casa Grande crossing the Devils Can
 yon, and touching at Pinal and Florence 90 miles From Globe to Casa Grande via Pioneer % miles Elevation above level at Globe $500 feet Latitude Ss degrees 26 minutes longitude no de
 gTess, 45 minutes
 Eighest maximum temperature July llth, l1o deg Lowest minimum temperature, Jan. lOth iG des Mean temperature b$ des Prsya.ins direction of wind, Southwest
 An observation extending over several years, dis closes the remarkable fact that there has not been c day without more or less sanshae
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19

New Maxicos eapltol building at Santa Fe, commodieus, slightly edl- fee, cost S200,00o. The Tsrnterlal penitantiary cost Sl5o,000. Six of tbe counties have connexions and taste ful csurt houses and jailS--those of BerneIillo County, erected at cost of s97,o00; San Miguel, $l26o0o; socor- TO, S4S.000; Saats Fs. S50,000; Grant. S35,00Q, and Dona Ana, Si0,000.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19
&FiEeaa and statehood.
tFrom the Phani& Herald.

tFroin the Phani& HeFald.I
 Taers srs certainly grave objections to the admission of this Territory at the presen; time, though it must be acknowledged that within the next six years sha sill undoubtedly beasking for admission on the basis of population and vast development ot business and resources that will put her iu these respects, ahead of many of the smaller States. Arizona to-day has sufficient lands in reciamstisa to afford homes of luxury for an agricultural population af 20o.G00, not to speak ot the coneemitant pepaIatiou sf our cities and towns and mining regions. The vast advantages of eur climate over aore northern regions and thn numerous legitimate openings fer business, are attracting hundreds of young men starting Tn life, and even men Tn middle lie or old age who have elsewhere accumulated consider able of d fortune, but wAe come here ts enjoy our climate and invest where the struggle ta keep what they have will not bs so desperate Thus our population is rapidly increasing and
 
 by virtue Of this fact our resources are being developed with an astonishing rapid!ty that will give us ihs necsssa- " wealth ss well as population to make Arizona State at sn early day. without the forcing that was nscessa- ry ia the case of Nevada and indeed Colorado.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19

The Two Republics has the follow ing to say regarding the copper mines on the Peninsula. and especially re- lating to the mine recently sola by NJ. Riveroll, of Ensenada, to the French copper syndicate:
 There has been a great change in ths affairs et the French Copper Com pany of the Beleo mines at Santa Rc- salia. A new superintendent assumed charge short time ago, and has made seme radical changes at the mines and works. A large number Of wefkmsn are to be imported from France, so as to introduce more economical methods than has been practicable with the former force. A large consignment sl machinery from France has also com. menced to arrive, having come tbrough the United States by rall in beEd. It will be sent hy steamer from San Diego, Califeraia, to the point of des. tination.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19

Since the war the negroes of Geor- gia have amasssd s80o0,00o The es- timatsd wealth of the coiored people of the United States is more than g 0000o0000. They publish two hun dred and fifty journals, with eelored
 authors, editors and priaters. As far mers and busissss men they are ln- creaslng and prospsring.-Ths Pacific.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19
indian Depredations.

All persons who have claims against the Government for losses sustained through In dian depredations in Arizona and New Mexi- co, will find it to their interest to colnmuni. cate immediately with the undersigned in re- gard to the same, if they desireto take dyan to reimburse all parties who have suffered such losses. VIM, O. DWELL,
 Attorney at law,
 Prescott, ArisonS
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19

Pemons, California, is te have the largest orange orchard Tn the world. Last year 10000 trees were set cut en tract of land near the tsun, and this season 9 GOO more have been ordered from Florida for the same orchard.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19

The Atlantic < Pacific company will extensively advertise it's land grant this year. To make the road proGta- ble the comp pany realizes that the country along the line must be settled with farmers and raachmen.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19
VIII Blaine ce, a por.toIio9
New York World.l

t~hNh abtA
 fit comes down to a question of "claims," il cannot fairly bs denied that Mr. Blaine has the strongest pull for a Cabinet position. His prompt and fearless acceptance ei President Cleveiands gage of battle on tue tariff question, when ether Re- publican leaders were hasitating and doubtful supplied his party with the issue upoE which the campaign was fought. His refusal to stand as { candidate alone made Harrison nom nation possible. And upon bis re- turn from Europe and throughout the canvass Hr Blame was the Real Leader of his party.
 Ihe ealy doubt as to Mr Blame s selection as the head Of the Cabinet arise2 from the belief that Gen. Har- risan $ personal prediIaetions do not run ta2t way, and that hls theory of Cabinet making takes less account of private claims than of the pubic vel fare and lhe harmony and success ef hls Administration. Ii Mr. Blaine shall bs tandered his old position It will bs because Gen. Harrison finds the pressure too strong to resist.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Territorial.

aoyerner-C. Meyer Zuliek, Prescott. Secretary A. Bayard, Prescott. Treasurer-C B. Foster, Prescott. Superintendent of Public Instruction C. M. Strauss.
 Auditor Andrews, Prescott. Supreme Court-Jas II, Wright, Chief Justice. Prescott: Wm w. Porter. Associate Justice, Phonix;W. II. Barnes, Associate Jus, sios. Tucson,
 U. S. District Attorney--o, T. Rouse, Suoson.
 |, s Marshal-w k. Meade. Tucson Surveysr General--John Hise. Delegate ts Congress-.blarcus Smith, Tombstone.
 JsdsO of first Judicial Distriet-W. II. Barnes.
 Judge st Second Judicial District William ". Porter, Phoenix.
 Judge of Third Judicial Dis.rict-Jas. H.. Wright.
 Giia County. Judge si District Court-Willialn Porter. Clerk of District Court-B. c. Fox. Judge of Probate --F W. Westmeyer. Sherif-Glenn Reynolds. Under Sheriff -,Jerry Ryan. District Atsorney-J. D. McCabe Rssorder--Chas T Martin. Supervisors Geo. Danforth, Patrici, Shan. ley, F. T. Powers. Clerk et Board of superyisors-Chas T Martin. County Ireasurer--W. W. Brcokner. Cusonsr--
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19

The Supreme Court of New York has declded case agalnst the sugar trust, which indicates that as fast as reached in the courts ali trusts will be declared illegal, and the charters of all corporations which join trusts be forfeited. Letrhe good work go speed lIv on.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19

Clethier- Yes, VIC want a few women to sew in the pants depart ment. Have you ever had any expe- rienee in bastiug paats?"
 Applicant-"W Veil. should remark. I taught in primary school for ieur years. "--Clethier.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19

The report of the Territorial Audi tor of New Mexico shows that the ex penditnres exceeded receipts for l8S' and 1888, $l55, ,631 09.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19

The Secretary ef the Intsaer nrges ths appropriaiien l'y corgress ef $850.- 900 for the snrvey of tbe arid region, for the purpose of establishing storaso reservoirs.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19

The people cf Fl Paso, Texas, offer S10.000 to induce the Sullivan. kilrain prize fgbt to take place in that local ity. The fight will probably talks plscs July Sth.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19

Presidsnt-elect Harrison believes in patronizins Hoosier industries. lie is having a landau and broughsm manufactured n that State for use in Washington. Ihsy wll be the first carriages ever employed at the White House which were made west of the Alleghanies. They are to be in Wash ington by the lst of March Gen. Harrison will also buy lis horses in Indiana.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19

Owen Brown, son of John Brown of Ossawatomis. and sole survivor of the Harpsr's Ferry affair, died a isw days since at Pasadena, Cal.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19

The first person mentioned is his tory who turned over new leaf was Eve. Warren (Pa.) Mirror.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19

The Chronicle gives the value of Calisornia's mineral product for the past year as S20, ,09a ,e :
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19

Want of principal is the principal aant q many people, leSeS sifiingsi
Arizona silver belt., 1889-01-19

Postoiiice, Globe, Arizona. Range and res- idence miles north of Globe,
 Cattle brand ! G on right hip, 9 l. be. longing to members of the family. Ear-lnarks, right crop and split; left underhit, Horses branded same on shoulder.
 hlenlner Globe Stock Growers Assassination.