Arizona silver belt., 1900-06-21

marriage license was issued at rrcSon. June l3 to Henry Mouncc and pIith Ellen Wright of Globe.
 Ten banks have been started in \rzona the last year. This shows ,., growth of the commerce of this .-rritury,
 The charge of robbery against Con D,Keele, of the Cobre Grande O., was I>missed by the CochiSe county -aud jury.
 The closing exercises of St. loseph's .,ademy of Tucson were held on the ..yening of June l9 St. Josephs .n,ademy is one of the best institutions .,r the education of the young in Arizona
 Delegate J. F. Wilson informed the Numa sun by telegraph that his bill ur the relief of settlers on the Ago duneS grant failed ta reach a vote in rne senate before adjournment
 Horace F.. Dunlap. late editor of the i,ange News. of Wilcox, has removed his family to SaiTord, where he has rone into the furniture business with Geo. W. Todd. The firm will be known as Todd and Dunlap.
 The youngest child of Joseph Huber of Bisbee. boy about two years or age. had the misfortune to pour the contents of bottle of carbolic acid over his face and body. The Herald says the injury may prove fatal
 The cattlemen above Riverside nave to Scrape out tanks in the sand ot the Gila riyerbed to get sufficient water for their cattle. says the Blade. The river was never SD low al that point at this time of the year before.
 The United States marine hospital service has doctor stationed at Yuma. also one at Needles to prevent plague patients from getting away from California. It is almost of daily occurrence for them to turn Chinese passengers back.
 The Bee Hive Clothing and drygoodS store. in Tucson. was gutted by fire on the evening of June 6. The loss to Isjdor Meyers store is sls,o00, par riaIIv insured. The loss on the build ing. owned by E. N. Jacobs, is 5000 insurance $500.
 The Arizona Blade states that MT. Leonard Fry and his sister, Mrs Rilla Ingroham, have settled their contest with the Ray company over the mill site at Kelvin by selling their claims to the ground for 5000, the claimants receiving sl00O each.
 Fl PaSo business men offer s5O,ooO for the extension of the Arizona x New Mexico railroad to ElPaso. The railroad is narrow gauge running from Clifton to Lordsburg. The pro position is to make it standard gauge and build to Fl Paso.
 By late ruling of the department all persons wishing to graze horses or cattle upon the Grand Canyon reserve, are required to obtain a permit: A. b. Herman, supervisor of this reserve has all the necessary blanks for this purpose. Flagstaff Gem.
 The annual readluitment of post masters salaries shows the following advances for Arizona; Bisbee, sloo Clifton, $500: Globe, 500; Jerome, s2oo Morenci. sl0o; Prescott, slO0; Tempe slOO: Wilcox, sl0o; Williams, s1oo Mesa, Sl00.
 A man, % years of age, resident of Rioville, Nevada, had never seen railroad until he arrived at Chloride Mohaye county. recently. The thins looked natural to him and he express ed no surprise at the wonderful I'm provement a locomotive is over th' cart horse.
 Governor Murphy has offered re ward of $500 for the capture or tn' murderers of Anton Olson and T. :" Stewart. at New River. The board O supervisors of Maricopa county one 500 for the capture of each or th' murderers making total or sl3oo re ward.
 The Flagstaff Gem says Co1ii'' Treasurer George Hoxworth on Iues day remitted to the territorial treas urer s3975.O3, the same being th' amount due from Coconino county io the semi-annual interest on the r. e A. c. railroad bonds, which iniquitou bonds never benefited this count! one cent.
 Word comes over from the west sih' of the Graham mountains that th' cattle ranges about Fort Grant an' Eureka springs are in barren condi ton and many cattle are dying. ln Eureka springs cattle company IS heavy loser. Tom Bell, it is said' iia employed a man to skin dead eaICi on the range.-Bulletin.
 Two men arrested in Fl Paso, Texas charged with minor oiIense, are pe s.fn nd