Arizona silver belt., 1901-08-29
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 Everybody Except the Editor Expects to Nave Money to Burn,

X. D. Walsh who died of pneumonia at Naco, Aug. 20, was buried at Tomb stone.
 The ices of the county recorder < office of Yavapai county for July amounted to S620. 20.
 Isaac Straud, miner, formerly of Globe, fell down the new shaft at Je- rome, distance of lj0 feet and was killed instantly.
 Rumor is that Mir. and Mrs. F. NJ, Murphy will sail from New York on August 30 for Europe and will remain there for several months, possibly un- til next spring.
 The Review says: Joe Broyles, for merly in the saloon business at Globe, has purchased the Texas restaurant building, on Main street. Naco, and will open it as lodging house.
 There will be no change in the school books for the coming year in the schools of the territory, except in very few cases So that those who have books to buy can do so without fear of purchasing the wrong ones,
 Maricopa county has one kind of property that is not shown on the assessment roll of any other county in Arizona. The property referred to is 800 ostrches, valued at s75O0. Ac- cOrdlng to the assessment each ostrich is valued at S25.
 The Review says, Fred Riley of the Canannea company store at Naco, ac- companied by his wife aud daughter, were Bisbee visitors yeste rday and are registered at the Angius hotel" Fred and his wife lived in Globe d number of years ago and are known to all old timers.
 The party of surveyors in charge of W. P. Nichols, who recently finished the Canannea- NacO survey, have gone to Guaymas where they start survey for d railroad to some coal mines about 15 miles northeast of Guaymas. The survey is to be made for the Canan- nea company.
 The Gazette tells the following '~ind'' story in it's report of q storm at Gila Bend: "A cradle, con taining d little child, was picked up and carried for distance of 200 yards. IL was laid down right side up on the verge of a very large hole. When the par. ents of the child came up, they found IL shaking a rattle.
 The stage running between Dewey and Camp Verde was struck by light ming last Saturday. One of the horses was instantly killed, the driver was badly burned, his shoes and stock. ings being burned from his feet. The passengers were all more or less shock ed by the electric current but none seriously injured. Journal Miner.
 Bisbee will soon be connected by telephone with the outside world The Gila Valley Telephone company, who have franchise, will shortly build through Pearce, Gleeson, Tomb stone and Bisbee to Tucson and the long distance lines. Work will begin in short time and the line will be established in Bisbee before next Jan uary. Review.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. M Shannon re- turned fr0u their visit to ClOudcroft and Fl Paso Sunday. MT. Shannon reports he found no hay fever at Cloudcroft They went up to Clifton to look after the packing of their household treasures, which they will move to Tucson, where they intend making their future home. Lords hurg Liberal.
 We took d trip to Pearce and Glee- son this week and found the country in magnificent shape Fine grass all over and in such quantities that the cattle on the range made not the |
  slightest impression on it. In the more favored localities 1t stood fully three feet high, and in more than one place we heard the sound of the now ing machines. Range News.
 A punch bowl set of sterling silver which cost s7O0, and made by the Cor ham manufacturing company of New York, has been received at Tucson, to be presented to Epes Randolph. The set consists of d heavy lined sterling silver bowl, tray and ladle. The bowl bears the engraved inscription, "pre- sented to Epes Randolph by Employes Tucson Division, s. F. Co.,, August, ls0l."
 APhoenix man says that about s o'clock few nights since, after the night had spread it's somber pail over the city. the heavens were suddenly illuminated by brilliant rainbow