Arizona silver belt., 1901-05-09

Secretary Akers adyertises for bids to print the revised statutes of 1901. The contract is a large one.
 Cattlemen say that there will be 10000 extra cattle brought to this val ley as feeders the next four weeks. This means numerous additional dol lars for the farmers. Tempe News.
 The railroad to Nacosari will doubt less be completed and trains running regularly between Bisbee and Fronte- ras within thirty days. Probably sooner, says the Review.
 The Arizona and New Mexico rail road company are fencing their right of-way from Lordsburg to Clifton. The work is completed almost to Dun can. This will enable the road to make better time.
 We infer from information obtained which we consider reliable, says the Cochise Review, that track will soon be laid on the road, fifty miles graded to Fl Paso, and that the grading outfit will be moved to Fl Paso for the puI- pose of building and grading this way.
 At the present time there is a de mand for carpenters and any good workman can ind plenty of employ ment in Douglas, this demand will probably last for year to come. Last week the trans actions in real estate by the International Land and Inn proyementcompany amounted to 5000. Review.
 The Bulletin states that I. E. Solo, mon expects to go east during the present month to be gone until about July lst. He will visit Wash,ngton City, Buffalo and New York Miss Banche, hIs yOugest daughter, who has been in school in New York City for three years will return home with her father.
 On Saturday last s. w. CreSswell was removed to the pest-huuse, having d well defined attack of smallpox. He is in charge Of Dr. Craven, who pro nOunces his case as promising to be one Of the most serious yet treated by him here. MT. Cresswell is miner and re ently in the employ of the Copper Queen cUmpany.-Review.
 MT. B. Heyman has placed at the board of trade rooms cabinetOf onyx. There are half hundred pieces in the collection, all of them of great beauty and workmanship in polishing. The stone Is from Mr. Hey man 5 quarry and the work Was done by the Indian pupiis of L. A. Brito, the onyx expert at the Phoenix Indian school.
 General C. F. Ainsworth and wife returned Friday from Michigan, where they have been visiting relatives and friends. General Aims worth says the climate of that state is awful: rain, sleet and snow daily with au Occasion- al glimpse of the sun. Tie general and his wife are delighted to get back into Arizona sunshine.-Gazelte.
 The work of surveying the South side oil lands is completed and the al- ticles Of incorporation of the com pany that has been organized to pros- pect and develop these lands have been filed. Twenty thousand dollars in cash is back of this movement and the men at the head of it are all thorough business men,-Tempe News
 The Southern Pacific officials have completed all arrangements to carry the president and party from Yuma to Los Angeles at the rate of sixty-five miles an hour. This company never undertakes to do anything that it fails to accomplish, and the distin- gui,hed guests will cross the great California desert at tremendous speed.
 Tombstone correspondent of the Range News says. w. c. Miller, one .
 
 of the largest cattle owners in this section, sold his entire stock inter. ests few days ago for $32,0OO, as we are informed. His ranges were on the BarbocOmari, and his ranch was sold to the W. c. Greene combination, which has leased the grant on which MT. Miller's place is supposed to be.
 Captain J. D. Milton, the Wells, Fargo & Go. express messenger, who was shot in the shoulder at the time of the attempted express robbery at Cochise, recently purchased 30,O0O acres of land in Grimes county Texas, wh3re oil has just been struck at eighty feet in large quantities. Since the oil strike his possessions, are esti- mated to be worth s1 ,000,O to g. 000,0O0.
 Charles Ferguson, rector of Grace church, and the author of "The Re