Arizona silver belt., 1901-11-21
What Has Happened in the Terri tory Since Our Last
 Issue.
IL KINDS OF INFORMATION.
ev Business Enterprises'.Good Year tor the Man With the Hoe, and the Owner of live stock..eyeybody Except the Editor Expects to Have Money to Burn.

Jas. H. McClintock denies the rumor that he is to be the editor of new paper to be started in Bisbee.
 K. B. Gage and wife have removed from Prescott to Tombstone, where MT. Gage will personally direct the ai- fairs of the Consolidated mines.
 c. Armstrong, at one time provost marshal of New York City, died at Watertown, N. Y., Nov. l5. In the fifties Armstrong drove a stage coach in Arizona and New Mexico.
 Some cowboys in Iavapai county recently killed large she cinnamon bear, without the aid of firearms One of them lassOed her, threw her on her back, and comrade cut her throat.
 A private letter from Hermosillo, dated Monday, stated that Colonel W. P. Harlow, representing Mir. w. (. Greene, had last week dispossessed the Egan claimants to the San Marcial coal tields.-Oasis.
 A man in southern Arizona adver- tises blacksmithing, groceries, under taking, fresn bread and pies. If he would just study law and add print ing office he would be community all to himself -PrOspector.
 A colony of Tennessee people are about to form settlement on the Colorado river below Fort Mohave. A member of the party will be here to look over the ground within week or two. O.-Mohave Miner.
 William II. Lake was found dead in his room at Hotel Beale, kingman, on the morning of November l3. He was pioneer in Mohsye county, and served in the legislature in this terri tory some years ago, with ability.
 The Lordsburg Liberal states that
 gnor Buzzi, the tenor with the Rice opera company was taken down with typhoid fever at Clifton, and the com pany had to leave him there. It is thought he contracted the disease in Bisbee.
 The Prescott JOurnal-Miner says : "A batch of one hundred genuine Greeks arrived on last nights train to work on the railroad grade, where they are placed alongside of as many Portugese, who preceded them about two weeks ago. This combination Of human variety will certainly be the spice of life. Thus does Yavapai in- crease in population.
 Surveyor Rockfellow and assistants are busy now surveying and plating the Bisbee townsite preparatory to patenting it. Judge BOstwick is be- hind the application f5r patent, and is pushing the case with his usual business ability. The big camp will certainly be greatly benefited by having the titles to the town lots within her precincts settled Cores pondence of the Range News.
 The Graham county papers report that young man by the name of Cal. Lowberry was killed at Thomas No vember ,, while trying to board a freight train. He fell across the rail and his body was cut in two. He was machinist and was trying to make his way to Globe, hoping to find em- ployment here. The remains were shipped to his home at Hanford, Kan sas
 The Phoenix Gazette speaks about a sweet potato raised by a Salt river rancher and placed on exhibition with the board of trade, weighing twenty three pounds. This is big potato, but does not come up to the one that was exhibited in front of the poStoffice yesterday morning by rancher from the Rillito. It weighed twenty-seven pounds, and the bunch taken from the hill weighed tfty.three pounds. You can't beat Tucson. n.-Star.
 J. A. Terrel, manager of the Double Circle ranch, oh Eagle creek, was in town this week. Last week he shipped 56l old cows from his range to pur- chasers in California There has been a scarcity of water on the Double Cir- cle range for the past year and MT. Terrel will endeayor to develop bet ter supply during the winter. Mrs. Terrel and the children, who now live
 Colorado, are well.-Bulletin.
 Last Saturday at Cottonwood, Lloyd, the six-year.o old son of Lee Van Deren, met with shocking accident. He reached for his hat, which was hanging over the muzzle of shot gun, which was standing on the porch He pulled the gun downward, the hammer striking the floor and dis