Arizona silver belt., 1902-05-29


 dentally, we hope to be able to afford two clean collars per week and black ing for our shoes or Sunday. Any oth- CT gifts of Providence that may come our way will be acceptable, and, in re- turn, we will try to give you your moneys worth, and as much more as can be afforded at the price.
 The Douglas International, vOiclng sentiment repeatedly referred to by the Prospector, says: "One fruitful cause of crime is the common practice of carrying deadly weapons. Ninety five per cent of the murders would never have taken place but for this practice. Every justice of the peace, before whom a man is brought for car rying deadly weapons, should enforce the law to the full limit and make this kind of amusement so unpeaS- ant that no one will care to indulge in it."
 The senate committee on territories is composed of the following senators Albert J. Beyeridge, of Indiana, chair man W. B. Dillingham;, Vermont {: Knute Nelson, Minnesota |; Thomas R, Bard, California NattS. Quay, Penn sylvania II E Burnham New Hamp- shire John Kean, New Jersey ; Will fam B. Bate, Tennessee Henry Heit- field, Idaho; Joseph w. Bailey, Texas; Thomas NJ. Patterson, Colorado. To this committee is trusted the fate of the bill which passed the house few days ago to admit New Mexico, Ari- ZOna and Oklahoma as states.
 The Tucson Citizen says "The Man. ningIveS wells, on the Allison tract, continue to attract the attention of the people of the town, and tO induce visits from the curious. A new well was started today foo feet further up the stream, which Captain Fulton ex- poets to bring in'' within ten days, The new fOuT-fOOt well is flowing 2 cubic feet of water per minute, or at the rate of 1875 gallons per minute. This is at the rate Of II ,250 gallons an hour, or 270,000 gallons day. This is q little over twenty miners incheS," which is ample water to irrigate fifty acres of land all the year round.
 The Tucson Citizen prints dispatch from Los Angeles of an interview with Mir. Hartman, presidentof the South ern Pacific. Mir. Hartman says that extensive improvements will be made on the roadbed during the coming year All of the siXty-dye-pound steel will be taken up and replaced with eighty pound steel, so the road from New Or leans to San Francisco will all be laid with heavy steel. With the improved track, the diniDg-cars, which are prom ised, and the double daily passenger service, which is also promised the people in this part of the country will think they are living in town.-LOrds- burg Liberal.
 There was a special meeting of the board of supervisors held last Satur- day. Only two members were pres ent-Chairman Waddill and Henry Hill. The meeting was for the pur- pose of ordering re-regiStration of the voters of Graham county this year. The order was made that registration begin on June l and continue up to within twenty-One days before the November election. The registration law has been changed somewhat, so that persons whose names are now on the Great Register need not make any affidavit for re-registratiOn, but may have their names carried forward from the old to the new register by apply ing personally to any registering off cer in the county. Under the law, the county recorder and all justices of the peace are made registering officers. - Bulletin.