Arizona silver belt., 1893-10-28
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
Governor Hughes is expected home next week from Washington.

the maI'agers, to treat with the Yuma Indians for portion of their reserva- ton in California. Prospector
 Richard Heney, father of Francis ]. and Ben Heney, died at San Francisco before his sons could reach his bedside. He was seyensy.two years old at the timo of his death, and an early settler ih California. Star.
 Lee Rine, brick manufacturer, was shot and instantly killed at Phnnix, Oct 21st, by Lee Burton, former partner The killing was the result of q meeting on the street and was the re- newal of quarrel of years standing
 The Florence Hotel was not entirely destroyed by the fire of the 17th. The rooms on the north side were not in- iured and tho piano and part of the furniture were saved Robt. Williams loss is S2,5OO. He has arranged to open first class hotel in the Ceiling wood building, about Nov. 1st.
 This morEing in the district court J. Il. Dunbar and James McClintoek, of tho Gazette, were arraigned on the charge of libel. They come up Friday to plead Bonds were furnished in the sum of $1 ,000. Mir. Dunbar leaves fer Phoenix tonight. Mir. MeChntock will remain in the city till Friday Citizen,
 The bill granting to the Territory of Arizona 2,000 acres of land adjacent to the Territorial prison nj Yuma has passed the House, The land is covered with heavy growth of timber and will furnish wood for the prison for years to come, besides being valuable for raising vegetables and garden truck Prospector.
 Sheriff Scott, of Pima county, ar- rived this morning from Tucson with warrants for the arrest of J. o. Dun bar and James McClintock of the Ga zette, on an indictment from that coun. ty for criminal libel He will return this evening with his prisoners. Itap- pears to be the general impression at Tucson that it will be impossible to secure jury that will convict in the case. --Phenix Herald.
 The new teaching apparatus at tho Arizona Copper Company's plant, ct Clifton, started Oct. 2sd, says J. NJ. Ormsby, just returned from there. The new method has been tested in every conceivable manner, ill suiall quantities, and it is believed it will be entirely satisfactory. It is expected the change will be a big economy. The company are running three stacks, capacity sixty tons day each. Everything has the appearance of prosperity about Clifton, -Citizer
 Scores of halt and manned Pima h. dians are on route from their reserya- tions to Mexico, to ayail themselves of the healing powers of Santa Tereza. The woman is now at Tumacacori, and the Indians want to make the most of the opportunity to be restored to health and made sound. They passed the camping party of the boundary survey, on the liue, throughout the entire night, all on the same quest. The cured ones have not begun to return as yet, Citizen.
 The fellow Prof. Russell who com mitted the public school outrage at villcox some ame ago and was cap tured in Texas was brought back to Wilcox last night and barely escaped | lynehing. The whole population was on hand at the station with a rope pre- pared to swing him up on sight but the deputy sheriff on the tram was ap- prised and the train stopped before reaching Wilcox and the deputy and | his prisoner left it. There was rusli into the train as it pulled up to the | station, and Russell would have been swinging before the train pulled out if he had not been removed. He was ] probably spirited away to Tombstone across country. At least three of his victims all young school girls, are now known Phoenix Herald.
 The Journal Miner says of the Pres cott' & Arizone Central railroad, recent ly abandoned, it is remarkable from the fact that it was built without any capital whatever On the pert of the pro- moter, yet it's builder must have real izod from $500, GOO to S750,0OO net profit from its construction and opera ton of nearly seven years. Many miles of it's track were laid on the snr- face of the ground without any grading whatever, and it is alleged not 6 single ! keg of powder was used in the con struction of the 72 miles of road Yayapa county contributed S292, 000 toward it's construction, and the bonds, drawing seven per cent interest, are still outstanding, and She county will now lose about S10s0O0 in taxes by the closing of the rond. Its failure is due