Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-18

Voiver was found lying by her side and ."ere Was bullet hole through her mead. Many crimes have been charged !, |" the Luceros during several years past, and 1t Is believed that Froilala | o'rected the btnd of cut-thruats in | the'r depredatlons, furnishing the i orains and planning their successful | operations.
 II Delegate Wilson's bill paying leg iSlatofs >S day becomes iaw, the | fellows who think they can speculate ! in legislators may have to make their | estimates little higher.-prescott Cuurier.
 Last Wednesday Mir. J. Shilling Ought from F. W. Adams the 33 bar brand of cattle ranging near Dragouu; consideration s3.400. Mr. Shilling has been in the territory a few muuJhs i and Is brOther-iu-law of the We'll known stockman, D. A. Adams. - Range News.
 The CananeaS Consolidated Mining comp piny has completed surveys for d broad guage railway from tue Cafr- aneds to Naco, distance of forty miles, aud another survey for q narrow guase between the thine aud smrlter, d distance or fifteen miles, and will at once oegiu construction work on both | lines. Oasis.
 Harry Chf Drd $ SiX-year-old boy met with d serious accident a few days ago at Pedrce. Que of the rnuud UIm0ers lying near the Common Wealth com pdny $ mill rolled on his leg, crushing hls anGlc and tue bones above it. It is somewhat remarkable that he is the third uf tue family tu sustain all in- l, jury of this kiui. -RInge News.
 Treasurer Messiuger has filed his re- port with the board of supervisors re- z ,rdiug tax collections. The report shoss that to December Is, the date on witch taxes went delinquent, tue total tax to be collected wa4 s2jS,- 092. l2; the amount collected was s2OJ,- 1J7..g; leaving delInquent taxes amounting to sJ4 ,3S4. 33.-PhOeniX Eu- terprlae.
 K. c. Morgan, formerly division su- periutendeuJ uu the treat NOrtiIrrn railroad, on the lsJ instant took charge here as superintendent of tue AriGona and SoutipasLerd railroad, Vice Ben WIlliam>, resigned. Mr. Morgan las had years of experience on the great trunk line referred to, and comes to the A. & $. E. k. R. very highly spoken oi, b 'th personally and profeo- siUnaliy.-B,sbee OrO.
 Smiley, the murderer of McSweeny, expidled his crluie on the gallo"S at Hulbrouk on the Sth instant. The lprisuuer ascendrd the scdtfUld unalded, and wuen asaed II ue mad auythIng to sa,, replied: Nothing, except l thank tlie sheriff and deputies for many Kindness, and 1 de d Christian" A 6-foot fail broke lIls neck, and in IS minutes le Was pronounced lifelesS.
 Editor Bird of the Oasis is in receipt of d letter trum San Francisco, stating that his sun Marshall N. Bird, Is still suffering greatly from tue injuries re- culved at san AntOno, Texas, in camp with the Rough Rider regiment, and that his recovery seems no more prob aple than here tOfure. He is again in the hospital under the care of the surgeons.
 Congressman Lacy, of Iowa, has in troduced in the house bllt authoriz ing the adjustment of the rights ol settlers whose locations fell within the boundaries of the Navojo Indian res ersatiou, in Arizona, when these were exte,,ied by presidential order in 1850 The settlers are granted authority t establish tneir rights and secure pat .uis for any of said lands to whicl } the, have valid title under the land
 laws.
 Jack Meadows was in town Tnesda. seeking medical skill to extract l bul,et from his left ear, which wa |: performed Dy Dr. Cotter. Among tn 5 presents Santa Claus brought to tn Meadows household was an air gul ] and tne youthful Meadows was ou practicing with the same when hi
 father happened along with a bucke ] of water. Meadows, Jr., bantere' D Meadows, Sr., for shot at the bucket - which was granted, and thereby hang f a tale. The gun was hard on the tris
 ger and in the boys efforts to Sprin | thc same the gun became elevated an
 tae tiny bullet plugged MT. Meadow ]. in the ear. The force of the sho !. sfaraered him for a while and tn - dye,or probed some time before tn o Dsll could Dc located and extracted ,. Fortunately the hearing sustained n il damage Yuma Sentinel.