Arizona silver belt., 1902-09-18

 place full ticket in the field.
 A. j. Doran is spoken of as legiSla tive candidate from Mohaye county.
 There are fifty five new names on the roll at the Arizona normal school at Tempe and is strong evidence of the popularity C the school.
 The northern normal school at Flag staff opened September 2 with an at tendance of fOrty-one, an increase of ten over last year. A number of stu den.S are expected to enter during the month.
 Gov A. O. Brudie has transmitted his annual report to the secretary of the interior. It contains l4O pages and treats concisely the many inter- eSts and resources of the territory.
 Geo. A. Olney returned to his home in Stafford last Monday from Los Angc- les, where he had been for two months. His health is much better than it was when be left Stafford, but be is not very strong yet.
 The Taylor Cyclone Mercantile com pany, of Stafford and Duncan, and who for time conducted a store in Globe, IS to be dissolved. J NJ. Foster has been elected president and manager tc wind up the business.
 Fred Riley and wife have removed ! from Naco to this city. MT. Riley, who has been in charge of the Naco branch of the Copper Queen store, will now have charge of the hardware de- partment of the BiSbee store. .-BiSbee Review.
 One of the largest mining deals exc cuted in southern Arizona for years was closed at Morenci the oth T day The claims transferred are known as the Copper Butte properties, and the consideration was $l l,OOOOOO
 As producer of gold A rizona stands sixth, only being OutclaSSed by Alaska, California, Colorado, Montana and South Dakota. As silver producer Arizona stands fifth, and only three of the gold producing states surpaSs it.
 As predicted in this paper last week the Southern Pacific and Bisbee rail- roads are friends again. The South crn Pacific has put back the famous BiSbee switch iU tore up last spring and will again do BiSbee switching at this point Deming Herald.
 The Bisbee correspondent of the ProSpector says "A ripple of excite ment was caused at the postotllce yes terday when the two lawyers, Frank Alley and c. T. Clark, both looking for gore, came together. Timely inter vention by bystanders saved a double funeral"
 The Sentinel states that Charley Meadows Arizona Charley promoter of the Tiburon expedition, and Char ley CowleS and other members of the party which is to explore Tiburon is- land, in the Gulf of California, were in Yuma last week.
 The Tombstone Prospector says : "Alvord s first trial will probably take place in Tucson, where he will have tO answer to the United States court to the charge of interfering with the United States mail, the charge under which Downing was convicted, also various indictments hang over his head here.
 Nacoites are becoming alarmed at the probable removal of their town. The survey connections Ofthe proposed Southern Pacific with the Cananea road is about nine miles from Naco, the present junction, and it is stated the change will of necessity be made on account of the grade and other ad, vantages. In thiS event Naco will move to the new townSte.- Pros pector.
 Luther Green is up from the valley, and states that the court house is still at SOlomOnyile. He also states as a 2 matter of news that George Olney who had subscribed $l ,OOO towards the erection of the proposed new court house, had cut his subscription down to $500, and MT. Tuttle, who had sub scrlbeu $j00, had also cut his down one-half The Stafford people should put their donations into cash and then put the money in the bank. Copper Era.
 Captain Polhamus informs the Sen. tinel that through the efforts of Mon aghan & Murphy, mercantile firm al Needles, Henry w. Keller, fish com missioner for southern California, has agreed to stock the Colorado river witt black bass, and will have carload al