Arizona silver belt., 1901-11-14
What Has Happened in the Terri tory Since Our Last
 Issue.
ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION.
New Business enterprises-.Good Year for the Man With the Noe, and the Owner of Live ek--sysrybody Except the Editor Expects to Have Money to Burn.

Bisbee is to have another daily pa per, republican in politics.
 A petition is being circulated in Bisbee, and literally signed, to have Brewery avenue paved with asphaltum from the depot up as far as the post office.
 Word is received from Tucson that Geo. H. Kelly of the Solomonville Bulletin, will purchase Senator Shan nons newspaper, the Citizen, and convert it into a modern publication, George Kelly is the most successful publisher in Arizona and will make of the Citizen a good paper and fine property -Prospector.
 After an absence of several months from Prescott, F. NJ. Murphy, presi- dent of the $. F, P. & P, returned to his home in this city on Tuesday eve ming. Mir. Murphy stated in connec- ton with the sale of the s F., P. & P, to the Santa Fe, that the latter had purchased the underlying securi- ties of the former, and were now in absolute possession of and are opera ting that system. Journal Miner.
 Several of the local cowboys, who were in Silver City this week, return ing from the fair, say that Bud M0ul- ton, the champion steer-tier, who won in the Pueblo contest few days ago, denied that he had made a record of eleven seconds. To experienced cow men such record is not only impoSsi- be, but falls nothing shLrt of ridicu- lous, and to place hiruself right, Moul- ton said that the time consumed was some thirty odd seconds. - Range News.
 Reports have been printed in various papers in this section, to the effect that C. M. Shannon has sold out his large holdings in the stock of the Shannon Copper company. lnanswer to a letter MT. shannon informs the Liberal that he has sold none of the stock he holds. The rumored price of s25 share would be a very tempting offer, but he thinks the time has not yet come to sell shannon stock, as he believes the price will go much high er.-Liberal.
 George Sullivan, the Santa Fe sta. tion agent at Flagstaff, caught two hobOes in the act of unloading a car loaded with coal which stood on side track. They first went around town and booked their orders, then pro curing a wheelbarrow they started in tO deliver the coal. It was at this point that the unfeeling minion of the heartless corporation stepped in and had them arrested, thus nIpping new and promising industry in the bud. The hObOes were very indignant at being arrested for such a small mat ter as stealing car of coal, and claimed that such thing would not happen at any other town on the line.
 Wednesday night the Besemer hotel was entered by burglar, who entered the room occupied by Mulford WinsOr, travelling for the Printers Supply Co.,, of Los Angeles, and rifed his pockets,
 
 with the result that he secured S230 in currency, gold watch, some money in silver, black leather pOcketoook and other valuables. During the morning notebook containing or ders and transportation, belonging to MT, WiDsor, was found in the rear of the Copper Queen warehouse in gar bage pile. The officers are entirely without clue, and the finding of the notebook and the passes was the only development in the case Bisbee Re- view.
 The Los Angeles papers printed a telegram as follows which purported to have been sent from Prescott: "H- c. Cox, city marshal of Prescott. was shot and instantly killed by Charles Levy (colored) this afternoon. Cox had attempted to arrest Levy on trivial charge. Levy escaped. Citizens gen. erally closed their stores and officers are now in pursuit of the negro.' The Prescott papers have the following to say of the matter: Prescott never had marshal named Cox, no colored man named Levy ever lived in Pres. colt and there was no shooting scrape in Prescott November 1. With these slight exceptions, the telegram is cor rect.
 The correspondent of the Prospector says: "There is strong belief among Bisbeeites that the day is not far dis. tant when network of elevated rail ways will be in operation here Al couple of New York gentlemen arc here Investigating the possibilities of