Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-16
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

put of the Copper Queen mines at Bis
 bee has reached the enormous total O
 7s,OOO, GOO pounds -Prospector.
 Mrs Geo. H. Stratton is expected ti
 arrive from the Eust in about ten days
 She will remain the guest of Mrs.
 Bright until after ihe holidays and
 then go with Mir. Stratton to San Gar
 los to remain during the winter mor ths.
 Mir. Stratton will also celebrate the
 holidays here. Wilcox Stockman. The municipal election in Tucson on Monday last resulted in the success of
 all the Republican candidates by maio-
 rites ranging from 42 to 127. Officers
 elect are J. W. Valley, Councilman
 at-large; c. F, Schuteman, Councilman
 1st Ward; T. AIiltenberg Councilman
 End Ward; W. E. Felix, Treasurer; T.
 A. Judd, Recorder; l.. B. Hayes, Asses sor J, P Zimmerman, Marshal.
 Superintendent Gates, of the terri torial prison, was in Phoenix yester- day, The object of his visit was to make arrangements for the prison to furnish brooms, chairs and shoes for the insane asylum. The prisoners at Yuma are now making all those arti- cles for the prison, and the proposition now is to furnish all the territorial in- stitutions with those goods. Republi- can.
 Caufield and Clifton, the cattle men whose herds range below the line in Sonora, have changed their plans and Will not ship any of their fat steers out until after the Wilson tariff act shall have become a law, They had plan ned to ship large number of three to five year old steers and buy the SlO duty on them, but will hold of in hopes of saving between slO,O0O and Si5, 900. -Prospector.
 Speaking of affairs at Bisbse, lTr. i said: There at present. about 50O men in tho employ of the company. | The report that We are in need of more help is not authentic We will shut down on Christmas morning in order To give time for the machiu!sts to make repairs, but We expect to resume operations on the first of the year. We Arc HOW having bosemeriziug plant put in Altogether. matters are in a most prosperous condition. Star
 The Board Of Supervisors had made arrangements tosend the money, about i7oo to Tucson to pay of the witness B in the Kibbey case; they claimed hal by such a course several hundred .ollars would by saved the county. However, some of the citizens of Flor nee, Robert Williams, Charles Hol- oru, Jacob Suter and Anton Thomas. E, id not view it in the same light as he board and obtained temporary 'rit ofiniunction restraining the board rom sending the money to Tucson. florence Tribune.
 Taylor Branamau, driver Of tho Riv- rside stage, brought in news of the tack on man by coyote. An old isn called 'Doo' had camped on the wide just beyond Donuelly's, Tues ay night, Wednesday morning, iust break of day, while he was wide wake and just on tho point Of arising, coyote sprang upon him and bit him |, sveral times in the face, severely. He nook him of and got up, when the Z aimal attacked him second time, ! Ut he finally beat him off. 1t is very 5 nusual for coyote to attack a human z sing, and this animal must have beon arving or mad Florence Tribune.
 
 The Teachers Institute of Cochise.
 session at Tombstone last week. lopted the following: Resolved: [ hat the present provisions of the law .tablishing compulsory education ould be of the utmost practical bene. | if carried ont; that the enforcement s this law being placed entirely in the b ,nds Of the school trustees of the sev- f al dlstricta of tho oodnty, it is the b nse of this Institute that the law T. Iould be enforced in every psr.icu- :. r.' The PFospector endorses the solution, and feniarks that "Cochise . the only county in the Territory in is hich it has not been enforced" For e e information of the Prospector we q i'll state that the compulsory school " has never been enforced in Gila ,, 'unty, and if it has been in any coun- '
 Of Arizona we have not heard of it. a, e believe it is 8 good lawand should n } enforced, but it is fact, neverthe- |, ss, that it is q dead letter on the c atute book. Messrs. White & Lindsley, view photographers, from New York, rep. senting the Metropolitan Art Publi- tion Co.,, have been here for several b -ys taking photographs of many el lildings and objects of interest in and Il out Globe. They are making tour ol the Territory, securing views typi- A of the country to be incorporated in work, similar to shepp's Photo tl aphs of the World, soon to be pub he'd. S' Mrs. c. K, Fuckers growing busi- ss requiring larger quarters, she has ~ oved into the building on Broad 'eet recently vacated by R. E. Hum q, ,ax tba ;a,.ral,. Cllo l