Arizona silver belt., 1902-10-23

OiiN SlOAb hN VI SOuhey
 The registration in Maricopa county shows total of 6,000 voters, or an in- crease of 1900 names.
 George A. Olney has purchased the interest of w. F. Hams in the Olney- Hams Hardware company, of Stafford, and is now sole proprietor.
 L w. Alexander and Geo. H. Rock wood came in Monday evening from Kofa with $40, 900 chunk of gold bull lion from the King of Arizona. Sen tinel.
 Governor Brodle has appointed Chaplain Winfield Scott, of ScOttsdale and J. M. Ormsby of Tucson, as mem berS of the board of regents of the University of Arizona.
 Pres. James Colquhoun, of the Ari- zona Copper company. of Clifton, has taken his family to Los Angeles, where they will remain through the winter. Mir Colquhoun will return UD Clll JOn III d lcW WGtkS.
 There are now thirty-four financial institutions in Arizona that come un- der the observation of Territorial Aud itOr w. F. Nichols, who is ex-OtiiciO bank examiner. He reports that all are in a healthy financial condition.
 J. O. Gatti, of Morenci, who is buy ing cattle extensively for the Califor- nia market, called on the Era this week and asked it to announce that he is paying Sl4 for ones, SIS for twoS, and S2l for threes, delivered on the A. & N. M., or at Lordsburg.
 A custom shelter at Wilcox seems to be assured. The Tucson Post of October F, says: "W. w. Robinson, the mining expert, is packing up his effects preparatory to his removal to Wilcox, where he win have charge of , the custom shelter to be erected by San Francisco parties"
 From the Phoenix press it seems that Maricopa county will have over 5,OOO citizens registered who will be qualified voters. Now comes the que ry, which of the two parties will cap ture the newly-regiStered voters. The same question arises in Cochise coun' ty, where the registration has increaS ed to almost 1000, being more thar double that of two years ago,-Star.
 The El Paso & Southwestern has is sued a new folder, which contains the announcement that commencing Jan uary 1, 1903, the train running between Demng and Bisbee will be changed tC run from Fl Paso, making througf service to Lordsburg, Clifton, Morenci Douglas, Bisbee, Naco, Fairbank anC Tombstone also that the Fl PaSo Southwestern will be completed tc Tom bstone, the county seat of Cochis, county, by January l,l903.
 The great register of this county fo l, 1900 contains 3,S70 names of these SS } are on the supplement to the register Up to the time that the compilation o this years register proper closed ther were 1892 names. If there are a many on the supplement this year a in 1900 the register will contain 5,77 : names, or 1905 more than two year } agO.-PrescOtt Courier.
 l.. A. Snyder, who is now represent . ing the Val Verde shelter, of Yavapa county, is visiting southern Arizon looking for sillciOus copper ores. Tn big smelter for which he is agent is lC cated on the Agua Fria river, abou fifteen miles east of Prescott. Tn district furnishes plenty of Sulphid ores but it is lacking in siliciouS ores
 The county seat removal eontrovers came to an end last Saturday night when Judge Doan, who had issued al ! alternative writ of mandamuS, afte hearing the arguments of counsel an having the proceedings of the boar read in evidence, decided that he wa not authorized to compel the board c supervisors to order an election for tn = removal of the county seat of Graham county Bulletin.
 The game laws of Arizona say 70 may shoot quail, bob white, partridge pheasant, wild turkey, wild duck goose, brant, snipe or rail, from OctC
 
 Der l5 to March l. Doves, all the yeal Male deer, from November b to De ] cember 15. No one person allowed kill more than one male deer in on day, nor more than three in one ope season. Bear, whenever you meet hin but be sure of your gun.-Prospectol
 A report reached here today tha Nogales has been flooded with bogu f $5 gold pieces in the past few dayl The coins are 80 well made that eve