Arizona silver belt., 1890-09-06
TERRITORIAL sREyrTIEs.
The tax levy of Yayapai county i three per cent.

Bonanza mine, Hardua Hala.
 A session. of the Supreme Court be-
 gan on Monday last at Phoenix.
 Thewife of Attorney General Church.
 ill died on the 2sth ult, in Phoenix.
 The tax levy in Mohaye county, for
 Territorial and county purposes, is
 s3.7e
 CoclIise county has bonded imdebt-
 ednees of $195, GOO and $42, 900 in out
 standing warrants.
 The Wilcox Stockman says that
 Lieutenant Clarke. intends to make
 Rueker Canyon the headquarters for
 his command of Indian scouts.
 The financial statement of the. Tomb
 stone, Mining X Milling Co., for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1890, shows cash balance on hand of S54, 132 27.
 Frank Cox was nominated for Dis trict Attorney of Maricopa county on the first ballot by the Democrats, re- ceiving 50s votes against E. J. Ed wards 275.
 During recent flood, water ran IS feet deep through Ariyaipa canyon, washing away roads and fences, and damaging the ranches of A. H. Vail, E. kilburg and others.
 The sentence of the Court Martial in the case of Captain \. E. Miltimore. recently tried at Tucson, was dismissed from the army, and the same has been approved by President Harrison.
 About thirty men gre working for the Grand Central company in the Comet mine and ear load of ore is shipped every day. The ore is low grade but the rise in silver makes it profitable to ip.-Epitaph.
 The trustees of school district No. l transmitted yesterday to Secretary Hammond, of the Funding Commits sion, statement of the debt of Phoenix schools, the same amounting to over &14 eco. Phenix Republican.
 Last night Aug. 29l Frank Shirley, of the Fashion barber shop, got into 8 dispute sbcut the wages due Davis, one of his employees. Davis knocked Shir- ley down twice and Shirley stabbed Davis five times with pair of scissors. Both were arrested. Phpnix Herald
 According to the census just taken, there are 3S, 900 Indians in Arizona, divided among the different tribes sg follows Nayaios, 1S.000; Papagos, Pimas and Maricopas, 5000 San Car log Apaches, 4,500; Moquis, 2,2OO; Motives, 200, and Yayi-Supais, 250
 For the first time in number of years Mohaye county has this year been able to make both ends meet. If the of the future do not saddle 3 heavy official salary bill upon Us Mo- haze will always he able to run her af- fairs within her income. Mohaye Mi ner.
 David Stout prospeetor in Coehise county, has held patent for q cable gar grip since 1884, without knowing he value of the invention. Many in- are in use, and offers to ,ettle with Stout have been made, ihowing thst his patent is worth for une.
 Sunday night the heaviest rain of the eason. and one of the heaviest in the iistory of the town, fell here. The torn was quite general, and both Will OK and surrounding country were ht- rally flooded, but no damage done to peak of, According to Observer IT, ines measurement, 210 inches fell turing the night. .-Willcox Stockman. } The tax levy in fhis (Cochise) county his year for county purposes has been laced at S2 l5 on the $l00 by the The Territorial levy will bring the total up to S3. his will be considerable of reduc- ion over last year, when the levy was yer S4 on the Sl00 valuation, for ,hich taxpayers will be duly thankful. < Wilcox Stockman.
 The Wallnpai Indians are having rand dance near Thompson Bros. anch. It is similar to the one held lst year at Grass Spring, and num- CT of Piutes are in attendance, and ike an active part in the ceremonies. he Indians dance and sing until they re completely exhausted, and eight eaths have occurred from exertion.- [ohnve Miner.
 The Republican Convention of Pima ounty has nominated the following ckut: Councilman. David Tender ,n; Assembly, General Thomas F. Wilson, c. c. Suter, ". N. Cummings, homas Driscoll, George Puseh; Su- eryisors, G. A. Avery, Edsard Bull .olx Yornbafa T,,dra nr E 1T Good-