Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06
What Has Happened in the Terri. tory Since Our Last
 Issue.
ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION.
New Business Enterprises --Good Year tor the Man With the Hoe, and the Owner of Live ek..Eyerybody Except the Editor Expects to Nave Money to Burn.

have been killed at Ash Fork recently by being struck by a santa Fe train.
 The Mohave Indians are said to be fast dying out from consumption, White mans ways don't suit those people.
 Candidates for town marshal and clerk of Flagstaff are looming up and there will be six or eight candidates for each position.
 Two new cases of smallpox were re- ported at Tombstone last Friday The disease is of mild form. The public school has been closed.
 Tuesday the town was full of Meth odist preachers, says the Nogales Vii dette, and all the chickens with vel low legs took to the hills and selected the highest peaks for roasting places.
 Real estate near the foot of Tenth street is held at pretty stilf figures considering the fact that Douglas is not a year old. This week lot with small frame house was sold for sl 100. Review.
 The Ferris Brick company turned out over 3oO, 900 brick from their kiln the first run, having about this num- Der ready for shipment, They are loading the cars now and will ship the brick to Douglas. Bisbee Review.
 ]. E. Rurfin and Robert Walker left for Needles, Cal, from which place they will go by boat down the Colo rado river. Prof. A. F. Douglass, also of Flagstaff. will join them in a few days and accompany them on their trip.
 The controller of the currency will soon issue new series of $i0 bills which will bear a handsome portrait of President Mckinley. Delinquent subsbribers please note that the editor would be pleasbd to receive one or two. Yuma Sentinel.
 The colony of Seventh Day Advent ists. which is now located in the Ri- Tito, north of town, is negotiating for the purchase of Crane X Fraker < ranch at Nailss This is one of the finest alfalfa ranches in the country being G40 acres we'll ditched and irri gpted. Tucson Citizen.
 P. T. Hurley, the Phoenix butcher, has secured the contract for supply ing meat to J. l.. Giroux X Co., the Montana hotel a nd the large board ing house at the works in Jerome. which has heretofore been held by Tovrea X Co. It is said that Hurley underbid the local firms.
 Sheep shearing began at Growers pens last Monday and great many animals will be relieved of their win ter coats within the next few weeks. During the past week many prOfes- SiOnal hearers from Montana and Wyoming have been coming in and are waiting for the season to open Mesa Free Press.
 An Indian is under arrest in Win iams for dastardly assault on a wo- mana recent arrival from Prescott so the News states. The woman had been dragged under a boy-car and was found there in half-nude and semi conscious condition. She was half dead from exposure and cold.
  Thomas Meehan, of Kelvin, writes l.. K. Drais, of the Florence hotel, that the reports tO the effect that ! smallpox had appeared in Kelvin, are groundless. He says there is not d sin gle case of sickness of any kind, in | Kelvin at present, and he cannot inn | aginc how any one could start such d report unless impelled to do so by mal- ice, Blade.
 The new city government in Bsbee | is making good start. The first or dinance passed was one preventing | women from going into or singing in | saloons City officers have been pro l vided and compensation fixed. The | mayor is to receive S2O per month 1; | clerk, S5O: marshal, $lj0 street com | missioner S50, and city attorney, $lO0. | Some encouraging railroad informa- tion with reference to the building of | the road through Tombstone and pac- | ing us on the main line, is developing, says the Prospector. The survey shows a saving of forty-tive miles in | mileage over the other proposed route . and tbere is reason to believe the rail | road people are regarding this most favorably.
 The Bowie correspondent of the Range News says; "The citizens of this place discovered last evening Il genuine anarchist In the employ of