Arizona silver belt., 1904-09-08


 here to enter the training school in this city. The supply of expectant students exceeds the ability of Sup erintendent Brown to furnish accom- modations. On Wednesday next the school will be opened for the term Tucson Star.
 F. T. Aspinwall, former well known railroad man of northern Arl- zona, ia now in London promoting a scheme to take up large concession in South America and start great rubber taticn. 1t is considered that the concession Is one of great poSsi bilities.
 n. J. Peter, a prominent cattleman of the lower Tonto country, Gila county, whose custom it has been to spend the winter months with his family in this city, has arrived and has been getting settled after spending the summer months on the range, the early part of which was somewhat trying SC isou. .-Stockman.
 The June term of the district court for C0chise county is no more. Besides the lengthy list of criminal convic' tions, the civil work for the term represented IS cases dismissed 60 cases continued and l96 cases tried. Judge Doan has gone to his home in Florence, from where, in company with Mrs. Doan, he will visit the world $ fair.
 A libel suit has been filed in the dis . trict court of Maricopa county by the Arizona Corporation Guaranty com, pany against the Stoddard Incorpora- tion company, Isaac T. Stoddard, it's secretary. The members of the plain tiff company are A. J. Daggs and k. K. Daggs, They ask for judgment in the sum of $25,000.
 The Phoenix Gazette says that County Treasurer Walker is preparing to institute suits for the collection of delinqu ent taxes, due for years lprior to 1903. There are several thousand dollars due, and many property hold CTS will be named as defendants, if the first suits prove successful. The delinquencies extend back for pe- riod of fifteen years.
 The two fellows who robbed Milford Cabbage, of Needles, of about one thousand dollars in money, several hundred dollars worth of iewelry and ! four thousand dollars worth of bonds, last week, were captured by the officers at Empire Flat and taken back to Needles. Part of the money and dia- monds were recovered. One of the men had been trusted employ of | Cabbage. The other was an employe of tho Harvey House at Needless Mohaye Miner.
 Fred G. Pendleton arrived in Flor. ence Saturday from Globe to take charge of the Lake Superior X Ari- zona Mining X Smelling company $ office here. Mir. Pendleton will have temporary office in the company $ warehouse until such time as the com | pany can erect an office and residence buildings. Material for this purpose is now arriving on the ground and the buildings will be erected immediately. Mrs. Pendleton will arrive as soon as the residence is ready to occupy Blade.
 All Mexican custom houses on the border have received orders not to ad- init firearms or ammunition for the states of SinalOa, Sonora, Yucatan and Lower California. In the first two states the Mexican government is just winding up it's Yaqui troubles. In Yucatan and Lower California, how ever there is still some trouble among the Indians, and as all convicts are sent ihere it is desired that the gov ernment keep supervision over all munitions of war The order will be | strictly enforced.
 Yesterday two train loads of cattle from the Cananea and the Greene Cattle companies' ranges, passed through Douglas on their way to Ok .lahona, where they will be kept in pasture to fatten for the eastern mar ket. The cattle attracted much at. tention here, and were fine looking bunch. Frank Mason. secretary of the Greene company, went out with the stock. The last train to pull out made pretty sight, No. II, one of the largest engines on the road pulled the train of cattle cars and an express car, one of the veStibule passenger cars, and caboOse with a bunch of COW punchers hanging on all over it brought up the rear.
 The city of Phoenix has an assessed valuation of $5,33s, 1862, the largest of any city in the Territory. A year ago it had an assessed valuation of