Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17
What Has Happened in the Terri tory Since Our Last
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ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION.
Nev Business Enterprises--Good Year for the Msn With the Hoe, and the Owner of live Everybody Except the Editor Expects to Nave Money to Burn,

There are more winter visitors Tn Phoenix than usual at this time of year, and later in the season a rush is expected.
 c. S. Fly. at one time sheriff Of Co chise county, and well known as pho tographer. is dangerously i'll at Bisbee. Little hope is entertained of his re- covery.
 A water storage reservoir of capac- ity of 10000, GOO gallons is under con Sideration by the town of Flagstah and the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad company.
 The amount of money sent out from the Bisbee postofiice in money orders for the past three months amounted to s6O. .l37, an average of S2o,Ooo per month.
 Tucson is constructing very good sewer system with the money Ob- tained from the sale of lots on the plaza, and taxpayers will not be called upoL for cent.
 Another flow of artesian water has been encountered at Benson on the ranch of Dr. Nesbett. The flow was encountered at depth of 9oo feet and the average flow is B gallons per min ute.
 Andy Griffin, who killed John Pow ell in the Huachuca mountains, was held to answer without bail, and Pete COnnors, the only witness of the deed, is under sl, ,O0O bond tO appear when wanted.
 Governor Murphy has appointed w. F. Nichols, of Wilcox, territorial auditor, to succeed Geo. W. Vickers, whose resignation was announced sev- eral days ago, to take effect on the first of November,
 The Arizona X Southwestern track has been layed west from Deming a distance of fifteen miles and if no unforeseen circumstances intervene, Douglass will be connected with Dem ing by February l,
 The Review says A carload of al monds from the orchard of Eugene Trippel, near Mesa, en route to No gales. figured in q Smashup at Benson Tuesday night and the accident was nuts" for the small boys.
 The steer-tying contest between Clay McGonigle and August Daley for purse of $500 q side has been declared of, owing to MT. Daley failing to de- posit his forfeit money. The contest was to have taken place at Naco.
 The Bisbee Review says: "Spud" Murphy, who has helped build more railroad in the west than any man in it, came up from Cananea yesterday, and will leave in few days for Dem ing with d prospecting outfit
 The board of supervisors of Graham county granted the petition for the incorporation of SaffOrd, and E.. D. Tuttle, Geo. D. Olney, H. NJ. Jeter, George Jacobson and D. W Wicker sham were appointed as the city coun- cil.
 The U. s. marshal S office is to be re- moved from Tucson to Phoenix, Mar shal McCOrd having secured quarters in the capital city. The surveyor. generals office is to remain in Tucson, and MT. Hugh Price, the new incum- bent, will be joined by his family at an early date.
 The Tucson city tax levy as fixed by | the council at the meeting On last Monday night, is sl on each Sl00. Of | this, eighty cents goes to the general | fund, five cents goes tO the sinking | fund, five cents to the territorial bond l interest fund, and ten cents to the | health, sewerage and drainage fund.
 The Tucson Star says Porter w. Fleming was assigned by the court to | defend Goldstein. the South Myers street pawnbrOker who some time ago made a vicious attack with d razor on | his wife, and would have killed her | but for the interference of neighbors. Godstein feigns insanity.
 This is a marrying country. The i Prescott Courier says: An eastern young lady writes to know about the | chances to get married in this section. Any good woman, sound in wind and limb, under forty years of age, who will come out here aud iudiciously scatter few 'googoo' eyes around can catch on' in short order"
 The Clifton Era bas been informed | semi-officially that the Santa Fe rail | road contemplates an extension of it's . line from Magdalena. N. M., via the San Augustine plains, to Mogollon, thence down the San Francisco river