Arizona silver belt., 1900-02-15

Cottonwood trees are being planted along the streets in Patagonia.
 The cash receipts of the recorders office in Graham county for the last month was SS50.
 The clerk and treasurer of Graham county attached their names to 5000 poll tax receipts last week.
 General Torres denies the report that six Americans were shot by Mexi- can authorities at Sonora.
 Winslow has an ordinance against kids under l6 years running on the street after S:30 ?. m.
 Five hundred and three instruments were filed for record in Yayapai county during last month.
 All souatterS within the limits of Prescott forest reserve will be served with a notice to vacate by Feb. 2S,
 Miss Minnie Marshall has been app pointed deputy postmistress at Flor ence by Postmaster Neimeyer, of that place,
 There will be 250,OO0 sheap sheared in Maricopa county this spring. Al most the entire number are from Co., cOnino county.
 The board of supervisors has appro- priated $500 to put into repair and i'm prove the direct road between Patago- nia and NogaleS,
 -C. T. Hayden, one of the oldest pio- neers of Arizona, having arrived in the territory in 1858, passed away at Tempe last week.
 It is reported that an agent of the British government is in Arizona, buying range horses for cavalry sery- ice in South Africa.
 The supreme court will meet again March 26, when opinions in the cases heard at the late session will be hand ed down and other cases will be heard.
 Confederate veterans enjoyed rally at Stafford on the evening of the 3rd instant. quite number being present. An exceedingly royal time was had.
 Jose Cruz, sentenced to the terri torial penitentiary from Cochise county in 1896 for term of eight years on the charge of assault with in tent to murder, has been released on parole by Governor Murphy.
 streeter and Lusk, railroad con tractors and builders, of Chicago, H., have received the contract for building the MOrenci southern railway for Phelps, Dodge X O., owners of the Detroit copper mines at Morenci.
 The contract for the last 20 miles of grading on the Williams X Grand Canyon railroad was let few days ago. and it will not be many weeks be- fore the grandest scenery on earth can be seen from palace car window
 Chief Buettin, who was wounded in the fight with the deputy sheriIlS, al though shot through the left shoulder is in fair way to recover. He was also shot through the right ear.and a ball went through his hat.-Flagstan sun'
 The Tempe News says there are four car loads of canaigre at the depot awaiting shipment. After today IL ls estimated that the shipments will average a car load per day. All this comes from a big plantation lying q short distance of Tempe.
 Ed. McEuen met with two mountain lions last week. The beasts had killed a COW near Oliver Springs and refused to be driven away when Ed came upor them, and wanted to see what brand of beef they were eating, and as ht didn't have his gun they held theil ground Bulletin.
 Sunday last A. Clough trapped white gopher at his place, below Poin' of Rocks. Mir. Clough has trapped about 1000 of these animals, but thi' is the first white one he ever saw. H' shipped it to California to have I stuffed and mounted by a taxidermlst Prescott Courier.
 The Jerome Hustler gives an ac count of a fight at dance in Decept ion Gulch, near Jerome, between A Frank Mcguire and Bert Moore, Il x which the later bit the formers ca S of. Harry Campbell secured the dis $ membered ear and preserved 1t il alcohol.
 W. A. Harvey, general freight am & passenger agent of the Arizona VI Southeastern road who got of a trai & at Hutchinson, Kansas, a few day
 ago, suffering from mental derangt |3 ment, has recovered his mind. Tn
 trouble was brought on by sickness He was on his way to Chicago and Ina
 continued on his journey.
 Dr. Manuel Yglestas, the MeXlca Fl physician, is in sore trouble. In iac
 ms privilege to practice medicine
 now being made the subject for tl
 courts to settle. At o'clock yeste
 day afternoon, the doctor appeared b
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