Arizona silver belt., 1900-01-11

The sum of SS,32S was taken in at inc Tucson land office last month. The cattlemen of Southern Arizona are organizing to keep the northern sheep out of their territory. Gazette. Mir. Thomas Allaire, of Wilcox. has ben appointed supervisor of Cochise county, vice R. W. Barr, resigned. The United Verde Copper company expects to open it's l50-room hotel at Jgrome about the tirst of February. B. A. Packard. of Cachise county. recently sold l,000 steers, at sl5 far yrarlings, SIS for two-year-olds and s2l for threeS.
 The custodian of Whipple barracks has been requested to make a report 0Il the condition of the buildings J. Marshal Morgan has qualified as the live stock inspector of Prescott, with John Lawler and F.. w. Wells as Nreties.
 N The Copper Queen company. at Bir- \ be, has received plans for a S3O,OlO 0 E hotel that will be constructed at BiSbee.
 & The extension of the Arizona and H southea,tern road from Naco south 10 N NacoSari has been commenced at Naco.
 A new dnrmitory for boys has just been completed at the territorial university at Tucson. 1t contains forty rooms.
 Rev. Father Gehldof has gone to Bisbee to relieve Father Wander maSen. parish priest at that place, who has gone tn Europe upon leave of absence. Oasis.
 A New Mexico ladies football team sends a challenge to the Arizona girls to play for coin. These New Mexico women must think Arizona women are blacklegs. Gazette.
 New Mexico has 57,050,650 acres of X public land: Arlznna has 52, 225.46l. With modern irrigation systems these territories could provide homes for a million farmers. s.-Albuuuerqe Citizen. # County Treasurer Hurry A. Drach- W man re ports taxes collected in the sum Of sS4.9S544. The delinquent taxes ipat up sll,sJ2.O7. the lowest known in the history of the county Tucson Star
 N The Stage from Sorocco to White t. Hills. \. M.. was held up last We'd 1eSday six miles north of the former z place by two Mexicans, who secured, X 8 ,e,1rdlng to a dispatch, Sl2,000 from one passenger and Sl 500 from anothe |. The city council of Phoenix has or tered an election to be held February 3, on the question of issuing bonds to he amount of S395,0o for water works and sewerage. The council has lsn provided for city inspection of milk. meat and country produce, with evere penalties for violations of the Tdnance.
 The Salt river valley during the gar inst closed sold SI00,000 worth of lv. sIj. .NO) " w1rth of fruit and sS00.0 nrth nf cattle and horses; SS0,0oO gorth of honey: s76 900 worth of but er and cheese and fully s50,000 worth poultry ard eggs. This is a good sowing for this valley and it has not eun yet it's era of prosperity itizen.
 pardon was sent to Yuma yester- lv for Joseph Dickson. under sen nee from Yavapai county. Dickson IS put in the penitentiary only lasl lly. but the petition for his pardon mich was put in circulation about onth later was signed by District Idge Sloan, most of the jury who cor 'ted him and many prominent resl
 ntS of Yavapai county. y.-Arizoni Rpublican.
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