Arizona silver belt., 1902-10-30

'A' N''N N NA'' '''A'N1' A it' HNAA NA'Nh At''''N were not up to the usual volume and heavy snowS are now hoYed for.
 Tucson continues to enjoy building boom which equals any building season we have yet had On every hand the sound of the hammer and saw is heard and prosperity is conspicuous every where Star
 The registration indicates that one third more votes will be cast at the coming election than two years ago in Graham county. The great register will contain GOO names, against 2,OOO in the former one.
 The big hotel at Tucson is in pro- greSS of erection, after suspension of operation for two months. The com pauy building this structure expect to complete itabout March next, and will put $l0O,OOO into the property.
 Bisbee is reported, by the Citizen, to have an epidemic Of typhoid fever, caused by uusauitary conditions The city has water works but no sewerage system. It is reported that last week there were loo cases Of typhoid fever iu the town,
 The contract for building the Santa Cruz county court house at Nogales was awarded Thursday to J. Wander wort, of that city. The bid was $2S 2s0. Two other bidders were Tucson con tractors. The cells are to cost $4 coo additional Review.
 The mills on the Congress mine are running almost fulI time, being ham, pered somewhat by the deficiency in the water supply, The two principal veins are being developed by two shafts, and a new one has been sunk to { a depth Of 500 feet, and shows more and better ore than the average Machinery continues to arrive al ' Benson for the proposed smelter. It is stated chat active construction work . will not be commenced, however, ,unti
 the tual survey for the Phoenix & Eastern road has been made, as the management of the Smelter is yet un decided as Go its exact location -Citi zen.
 O.G. saulters who f1rscyeral month. has been in the employ of F. \ Vol cottas delivery man, has received new. that would bring pleasure to most any one, it being statement that his un lle, R. B. SdulteIs, or Pueblo, Colo. had dIed and left him heir to an estat, valued at $5OO,OOO. and requesting hin to come there at once, says the Tomb stone Prospector. Mir. Slulters lef for that city the next day.
 The Prescott city council ha granted F. L. Wright gas plant fran cnlse extending over period of fit. , years. In consideration of this Iran ! chise, Mr. Wright IS to furnish th,
 clty lO 1000 cubic feet of gas per montl { free of charge, aud to give the city rate Of $l,25 per l,0OO cubic feet fo } all gas used m excess of said 1000 feet. The franchise Is not eXclus : i've. e.-Courier.
 , Governor and Mrs. Brodie arriye' in Thatcher last night The Goyerno { came to inspect the National Guar and the Academy. The mem 0ers O the mIiti4 aud the officers, facult : and students of the Academy gay
 the Governor and Mrs. BrUdie receE
 tion iu the Academy last night, A
 lOa. m. today the Academy and dist
 urict school students wore entertaine
 by the distinguished yiSitoro.-Gra
 ham Guardian.
 A Cheyenne, Wyoming, dispatch, (
 October 24, says "rom Horn, fan
 ous scout and stock detective, was thI
 evening found guilty of murder in tn , first degree. The Jrial of Horn wa
 for the murder of Willie Nickell, tn
 thirteen-year-old son of Kels Nickel
 more than year ago, The case wa begun OCIODtf l. ii"Iu Hdo ioIS oOS
 known on the frontier as scout II
 served in the American army in Cub
 Shelby M. Cullom hos been appoin
 ed clerk of the supreme court to Su'
 cecd James $. Cox, who was compelle
 by ill health to resign after seryic
 of about year. Mir CullOm serve
 for four years as assistant collector T internal revenue for the district
 New Mevico and Arizona. He ereSigne
 that position in the fall. MT. Culloi
 has the honor of being a nephew
 Senator Shelby NJ. Cullom of lllinol
 though he does not owe his preset
 good fortune to that.
 Il Work on the concentrator at th
 Shannon works is progressing rapidl.