Arizona silver belt., 1902-10-09

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 Under a law passed by the last leg islature voters will be compelled this year to vote in the precinct in which they are registered.
 The Flagstaff Gem thinks there will be ,500 registered voters in Coconino county this year. Two years ago there were about 1000.
 According to the Revised Statutes of Arizona the season for killing wild turkeys is from the 10th of November to the 10th of December.
 The registration in Cochse county this year brings back to memory of the old-timers the great registers of 1882 and 1881, when they contained from 5000 to 1000 names, and Tombstone was seeing its palmy days.
 The Phoenix Street Railway compa' ny has ordered a complete new power plant for that city. A fine CorliSs en- zine, improved machinery and motors and everything will be up to date.
 Public announcement has been made of the purchase of the Congress gold properties of Congress, Arizona, by the Development Company of Amer ica. The consideration has not been announced.
 In the election held in Tucson last Friday to decide whether high license shonld be adopted or the liquor license now in force prevail, the saloon ele- u.ent carried the day against hign li- cense by a vote of 475 to 236.
 The Douglas Dispatch has changed hands, Franklin B. DOrr being the purchaser. MT. Dorr comes here from Bisbee where he held the position of city editor on the Review for some months. and was formerly connected with the Los Angeles Times and Her. aid.
 It is understood that the mines at Gleeson, Ingram and Pearce will all resume work on the Sth of October. This will be good news and will once more cause a great deal of develop ment work to be done in that section Of C1chise county.
 Rumor says the Era, of Clifton. has been sold out to a syndicate and will 20 over to the republican ranks. The Standard regrets to lose MessrS. Leon ard and Bull as neighborS they are gentlemen in every sense of the word. Our best wishes follow them -Moren ci Standard.
 It is believed that fully six hundred voters will be registered in Morenci precinct this year for the November election. The vote here is expected tC reach between four and five hundred There is no political excitement noted yet. The voters are viewing the DO litical situation calmly.-Standard.
 Prest. Andrew Kimball started last Monday for a trip to Salt Lake, where he will attend the semi-annual confer ence of the Mormon church. He was accompanied by quite number iron the valley who took advantage of the cheap rate to made visit to Utah. Bulletin.
 Socialist Richardson, of Colorado, k taking an unusual interestin Yavapa county politics. He made speech a Providence a few nights since in whiCl he is reported to have indulged in th' same anarchistic utteranceS that char acterized his Jerome speech. Journal Miner.
 The Depot hotel at Bowie station under the management oi D. Riddle steadily increases in popularity ant amount of business. There is not more popular railroad eating house il the west. MT. Riddle is most agree able host and meets every demand 0 all.-Bulletin.
 The Bsbee correspondent of tn Tomcstone Prospector says; "Ther - are now seven nurse employed at th' company hospital, four on the da and three at night. The wards are al full and as soon as patient is able t' get about his cot is filled with som other poor unfortunate who has cor tracted an attack of the fever.
 At Bisbee, where they have eXcava ted for the new jail they have run O to numerous kidneys of high-grad copper glance and peacock ore. Tn Review says that hereafter whena ba man digs out of jail he will be earnin good wages while he is digging.
 News comes from Prescott of tn | death, September 2S, of Henry W Murphy. He was brother of ex-Go'