Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-10
What Has Happened in the Terri. tory Since Our Last
 Issue.
ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION.
Nev Business Enterprises-.Good Year tor the Man With the Noe, and the Owner of live Stoek..Evsrybody Except the Editor Expects to Nave Money to Burn.

The steer tying match between Clay McGonagle and August Daley for S50o a side comes of at Naco on the 10th inst.
 The taxpayers of Tempe have voted in favor of issuing $30,000 bonds for the erection of system of water works.
 Judge Joseph H. Kibby has been ap- pointed assistant district attorney of Maricopa county, with salary of Sl,000 year.
 Clarence King, the noted mining eX' pert who represents the Standard Oil company, is in Phoenix, where he may spend the winter.
 A number of Gila valley marriages seem to have been failures, as there are sixteen divorce cases on docket for the present term of court.-Pima Par agon.
 Chinamen are debarred from resi- dence in Bisbee and NacO. They come to either point with vegetables from the San Pedro valley and are limite d to one day stay and play at faro one of their hobbies.
 Samples of cane grown by J. K Rog- CTS and corn from the field of Hyrum Weech are on exhibition at Weech $ store. They are simply immense, and should forever settle the question of the fertility of Arizona soil. Par agon.
 Another change is announced in the management of the Fl PaSO X Tucson division of the Southern Pacific, c. C. Stroufe succeeding B. A. Worthington as superintendent, the latter having been transferred to the Pacific coast division.
 Smallpox in mild form has made its appearance at Thatcher, in the family of NJ. M. Smith, recently re- turned from Duncan. The Guardian urges the Thatcher town council to take immediate and vigorous steps to stamp out the disease.
 Chief Engineer Wambaugh, of the Phelps-Dodge company, has severed his connection with the firm. Mir Wambaugh is heavily interested in some promising copper prospects in the vicinity Of Bisbee which he will give his attention to.
 Chas. J. Thompson, c. D. Stevens and others this week filed in the re- corders office articles of incorporation under the name of the Thompson Com mercial company, with capital stock fixed at sl0,0 The company will en- gage in the mercantile business at Fort Thomas. .-Bulle tin.
 What a snap it would be for China man who wanted to return home to the Flowery Kingdom to come to No gales, Sonora, or any point along the line, flip across the border, be arrested and epOrted-yOur benevolent Uncle Samuel paying his fare all the way to China and his board from the day of capture.
 The Fl Paso x Southwestern con- pany have number of men at work out of Deming setting poles and string ing telegraph wires over the proposed line of railroad, and in few weeks, says the Review, Bisbee will have tele- graph connection with the outSd world by the way of Fl Paso.
 MT. and Mrs. J. 0. Pursley will start for Los Angeles on Tuesday next, where they will probably remain for the next year. Both Mr. and Mrs. | Mrs. Pursley will enter one of the | leading colleges of that city and will | remain there until they have com pleted thorough commercial course. Stafford Guardian.
 Geo. Stratton was visitor in Saf- | ford Tuesday. Mir. Stratt0n has been | doing business at San Carlos for the | past ten years, but sold out his inter est to Mir. .Keliner, of Globe, and will leave shortly for California to enjoy few months rest before engaging in other business. Bulletin.
 Phoenix feels certain of sugar beet factory. The committee appointed by | the board of trade to solicit subscrip- tions to the sugar beet factory bonus and to contract for acreage to be | planted in sugar beets is so much en- couraged that it has no doubt that the | bonus and the contracts will be quick ly secured.
 The hotel which the Copper Queen company is building at Bisbee is near ing completion. It is three stories in | height, has D rooms, and the entire building and arrangements will be of the style of the most p-to-date hotel