Arizona silver belt., 1891-01-03
TERRITORIAL RREviTI;s.

week, freighting several loads of frui trees to that city for the Lees Summit Nursery Company.-Graham Go. Bull letin.
 Louis Vidal came over from Bisbet to-day. He paid $1435 into the coun- ty funds for gambling licences collect ed during the past seven months.- Tcmstone Prospector,
 All action in reference to the Sunday bill before Judge Sherman, has beer postponed till after the Supreme court has passed upon the legality of the proposition. n.-Gazette.
 There seems to be an epidemic of matrimony in Phoenix about this time. The billing and cooing that began al the summer picnic is reaching its con summation Republican
 The detachment of cavalry from Fort Bowie, in pursuit of the Apaches who killed Bridger and Robinson, fol lowed the trail for 25 miles into Mex leo, lost it and returned. -Stockman.
 Christmas morning John H. Stoop, who killed Grant Le Barr at the Peck mine last Sunday, committed suicide in the Prescott jail by cutting his throat with another mans razor that he grabbed unexpectedly.
 Colonel Poston, agent of the Agri- cultural Department, is doing good work in this valley in stirring up its farmers to the cultivation of special crops of more local benefit than the production of cereals Republican.
 The examination of James Parks, for the killing of Kirk Epsey. two weeks ago, particulars of winch were pub lished in the Bulletin, was held before Justice Palm on Monday last, resulting in the discharge of the defendant This was anticipated by his friends. -Gra- ham County Bulletin.
 Bishee had celebration Christmas which was-to use copper camp ex-
 
 pression-'ia peach of time" About S7, 900 changed hands on horse race in which Tom Bells horse won. An other race will come of tomorrow, ill which the Bell horse will run again. = Tombstone Prospector.
 The principal advantage of the mili- tary in the West, in dealing with the Indians, is that the government, by some oversight, has neglected to pro vide the latter with machine guns. It has equipped them with almost every thirg else necessery to beat the soldiers at long range. Prospectors.
 4 Prescott dispatch of Dec. 26th says: David Triiello, restaurant keep CT, and Ignacio Reyez had a quarrel last night at Jerome, when the former shot and killed Reyez. Triiello claims he shot in self defense. There were no witnesses to the killing, and Trijello cane 10 Prescott and surrendered.
 The latest news is that the Maricopa and Phoenix railroad company will commence within sixty days the con- ltruction of line of road to connect l7hnnix with the Atlantic and Pacific The company will ask exemption from taxation for five years and will ask for 10 subsidy. Tombstone Prospector.
 There Is talk of starting new paper at Flagstaff, in this county, with which Wm. o. O'Neill, now sheriff of tbe county, will, it is said, be connected A Phoenix dispatch to the San Francis co Chronicle states that Homer H. Me Neill and T. F., Perish talk of starting new Democratic paper at Phoenix. = Cousier.
 D. 5. White and T. G. Utbmeir, two Phnnit typos, went ginning a short time ago. When returning, White shied his gun into the vehicle, when ofl she went, sending q shot through his ambrosial locks and almost making q handsome widow. We advise the boys to take hold of nothing more unreliable than italc shooting sticks. Courier.
 The Sunday law, so-called, hasn't, as yet, bothered anyone in Prescott. Those who had to work on the Sabbath followed the example of the Almighty's great creations, the Sun, the Wind, the Moon, Stars, etc, and performed thei1 allotted tasks. Even ministers worked in thelr pulpits and Nature seems none the worse for the exertions. Courier.
 II is stated upon what seems to be good authority that very strong ef- fort is being made to elect c. Meyer zulick as president of the Legislative council and T. A. Parish speaker of the Assembly. If the sixteenth legislative Assembly is sincere in it's professions of reform it will begin its good worl, by discouraging such ambitions and by selecting its presiding officials iron