Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-13
What Has Happened in the Terri tory Since Our Last
 Issue.
ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION.
Ncv Business Enterprises -.Good Year tor the Nan With the Noe, and the Owner of live Stock. Everybody Except the Editor Expects to Nave Money to Burn.
On last Monday a Mexican was run

On last Monday Mexican was run
 bv hand car at Rice, and badly ,uuised up. He was brought to Pima and placed under pr. Wightman care, and is now rapidly recovering Paragon.
 Andy Barthleth left "Wednesday night as guide, pilot and mining ex pert for party of eastern ladies ana gentlemen who go to the Yaqui river country. where they will spend three months on business and pleasure. Vidette.
 The first number of the Bisbee Star, which will be a al-page, iive-column illustrated, Will A Nash, editor, Will make its appearance February l' De lay in the arrival of material is why the paper has not been issued earlier. -Prospector.
 According to Chicago dispatch, John Green, miner from Arizona. got the best of three thugs wh tried to rob him in that city of $lo,OoO. The same man could haze travelled all over Arizona with the money in his pocket and been unmolested. .-Prospector.
 C. H. Farnsworth, writing from the Black river section of Graham county to the Copper Era, of Clifton, says; {; "Our range is very good, the best for several years, twithstanding the dry winter. The CCC ranch, for beef at Fort Apache and San Carlos is break ing the record for fat cattie.'
 J. A. Whittemore, founder of the Mineral Wealth, of this county, died at Oxnard, California, last week. At the time Uf his death MT. WhittemOre was possessed of considerable proper ty. He was bright newspaper man, but m the business he was nnsucceSs- ful. kingman Miner.
 Frederick S. Nave, the newly-ap- pointed United States attorney, has received word from the attorney gen eral, informing him that Tucson has been selected as his official station. Mir. Nave will open his office there and will take up his permanent residence in Tucson. He will assume his new duties on February b.
 A surveying corps for the Fl Paso X Southwestern is now in the field cross sectoning the survey for the railroad that will be built to Tombstone. The company is yet undecided whether they will connect with the A. X s. E. at Fairbanks or Charleston. lt is said that the Charleston route is the most feasible.
 Deputy Sheriff Lee Hobbs, of Cliff ton, mysteriously disappeared from Clifton about ten days ago, and noth- ing has been heard from him since he left. A shortage pf 500 in his ac- counts probably explains his uncere- moniOus departure, It is said that his mind was affected oyer the kill ing of sister by her husband, Ed. Harwell.
 The Southern Pacific company is preparing to erect al Nogales a mann moth tank to store crude petroleum for use of oil-burning locomotives. It will be made of steel, ninety feet in diameter, twenty feet in depth, and will hold 30,000 barrels of oil, JOG, ,000 gallons. It will be located upon the little hillOck between the section house and the round house. Oasis.
 Company A, Thatcher Guards have just secured their uniforms and are making our streets present quite q military appearance. The Company A silver cornet band was organized last Friday night with about sixteen members. The band will be under the direction of Prof. Frank Wightman, and should give good account of themselves Paragon.
 The sample room of the Orndoril hotel was crowded last night to wit ness a fight between the bull pup be- longing to J. D. Milton and badger sent in from Patagonia by Arthur Cof- fey. Over $500 was staked on the re- suit. The dog killed the badger in a little over minutes time. Phil Hard. ing, who held the money, turned it over to the winners at the end of the fight Citizen.
 Word has been received here that Capt. Frank Frantz, of Rough Ridel fame, has been appointed postmaster at Enid, Oklahoma. Captain Frant. is very pronounced democrat in poll tics, but made brilliant record il Cuba during the Spanish American war. He has host of friends in Ari zOna who will be pleased to hear o his appointment to the above posi- tlon. Courier,