Arizona silver belt., 1901-11-28

through the San Pedro canyon, whiCn for distance of two miles presents many obstacles to be overcome by the engineers in running their line. The surveying party expect to reach Ben son by the 10th of December. Bisbee Review.
 The city authorities are having the pesthOuse put on the water line, and other needed repairs made. There has been by far too little attention paid to smallpox, and this evidence that the city council is at feast cogni- zant of the existence of the disease here is a relief Let's have city phy- Sician and enforce such regulations as will prevent the disease spreading needleSsly y.-,Jerome Reporter.
 A party of United States geological surveyors passed through Solomenvilie Monday, going eastward to extend work into the Gila forest reserve m New Mexico. The party consisted of R. H. Chapman, in charge, c. F. Char liss. assistant, and A. NJ. Listhead and B. Stewart, Thatcher. These survey ors are making the preliminary loca- tions of monuments tc be used in map ping the reserve and adjacent regions, including the Gila valley. Bulletin.
 T. $. Bunch, who for twenty years has been prominent lawyer in North ern Arizona, aud who has been stop ping at Safford for several weeks, has decided to remain permanently in this valley and will soon open law office in Solomonville. MT. Bunch served four years as district attorney of Apache county, and represented Coconino county in the Twentieth legislature, serving in the council. He is demo- crat and has always been prominent and faithful in party work Bulletin.
 A Southern Pacific official remarked in Fl Paso the other day that, as there were fifteen new passenger engines to be delivered this month, he believed the Southern Pacific would put on a double passenger service in December, not just a temporary one as the Sun set Limited would make, but a perma nent double service, necessity on ac- count of the competition the Southern Pacific will have when the Rock Island commences running through trains between Fl Paso and Chicago Yuma Sun.
 That the government takes much interest in the development of Arizo- mas mineral resources, and intends that important mining districts shall have their full share of attention is evidenced by the fact that a geological survey has already been completed in the Bradshaw district, and two par ties are now in the field, one at Globe and one in the Clifton district. The | Globe district is being handled by Dr. | F. l.. Ransom and J. B. Irving, of Har- yard university. A preliminary recon noisance Of this district was made in [ the summer, and the work is now be- | ing carried out in detail. Era.
 MT. Sackett, of Ohio, who spent last winter at this place, came in on this mornings train. He says that when he commenced to shiyer back in Ohio i his thoughts turned to Tempe and the bright Arizona sunshine, and he made up his mind that it was fOolishness to suffer with the cold and dampness when he could go tO country where it was spring time all winter; so he packed his trunk and is here. There will be others from his neighbOrhOod before the winter is over. Tempe News.
 E. B. Gage feels a sentimental as well as a business interest in the reha- bilitation of Tombstone. He lived there as early as 1878 and all through it's palmy days. He remembers when it had population of 5000, more than any other town in Arizona has now, according to the census, and when ev- cry house and every room was filled, and it was by far the livliest town in the territory. It is not beyond the easy reach of probabilities that those times will come again.
 Wm. kendrick. who has been in the employ of the Crown Point mine for several years as teamster, came into Prescott last evening and left today for Chicago to receive treatment at the Pasteur institute for dog bite re- ceived on Monday night, while in camp at Willow Springs. The dog is said to have been running at large during the day and frothing at the mouth and snapping at everything near it. He came to the camp where Kendrick was stopping and snapped at him several times, finally biting him on the hand Journal Miner.
 l Now that the board of trade of Phoenix and Maricopa county has sue oeeded in raising the necessary bonus to secure sugar beet factory, nothing | TO m aims tn hp dnna hut fpr tho fur,nars