Arizona silver belt., 1903-12-17
What Has Happened in the Terri. tory Since Our Last
 Issue.
ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION,
New Business Enterprises - uoOd Year for the Man With the Hoe, and the Owner of Live Stock Everybody Will Have Many.

,irable lot in Prescott, upon which he will build a residence.
 The maintenance of a county poor arm is heavy expense to Maricopa county. About fifty persons are cup ported by the county at present.
 TempeS condensed milk factory is hearing completion, and it is expected hat by the first of the year condensed milk will be shipped from the new works in quantity.
 From the number of cases of ty- >hoid fever, humps and tonsilitiS now prevalent in the valley, says the Gra- nam Guardian, it looks as though here was work for the board of health do.
 E. T. Babcock, a former cattleman If Wilcox, and who was only recently discharged from the insane asylum at Phoenix, was adiudged insane by udge O Brien, of Tombstone, and re- Ommitted.
 Date Graham received letter from Sen Slaughter, the abscouding deputy heriff of COchiSe county, written at 'Ort Simon, Costa Rico, in which he tated he would leave the following saturday for BuenoS Ayres.
 The Bulletin says County Treas Ter George Gamble received yalu- ble letter last Thursday afternoon. It. Ontained a check for s4O,OOO, being ne amount of taxes paid by the Ari. ona Copper company, of Clifton"
 Several of the Bisbee saloon men re raising fund with which to fight le new license ordinance passed by ne city council. They claim that the ems in reference to saloons and gam ling is class legislation, and that, lerefOre, it is unconstitutional.
 The bond required of Roosevelt & raf, the successful bidders for the lntract to build the library on the niyersity grounds is G per cent of le amount of the bid, which is $26 ,OOO. be bond has been filed at the office of le secretary of the board of regents. Citizen.
 Robert Rae, the travelling auditor )r the Copper Queen company, has turned to BiSbee from Douglas and i'll shortly make his permanent home ere, says the Review. Mir Rae was arried recently to Miss Tuthill, sis. rOf Dr. Tuthill, chief surgeon of le Detroit Copper company.
 The city council is preparing to pave e streets of Phoenix with gold dust, ys the Gazette, haviag agreed to pur- lase mining claim located east of le city from Harry Jennings, the ice being $lO0. It is a quartz claim Id carries about $3 to the ton in gold. ne rock or gravel is t) be used in ading the streets.
 The Crowned King railroad grade is finished but about two miles and ere are nearly 300 men at work on last two miles. The work for that stance will, however, be very tedious Id expensive and will take at least 70 months to completeit. The con- ny expects to have trains running the King by March if nothing un- rseen happens.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Riggs, while on cir way from Dos CabezaS to Win. X, were thrown from their buggy. | -s. Riggs was not injured but her sband became entangled in the eek and was dragged a short dis Ice. The Range News says he was city badly bruised and received an ly scalp wound over the right eye The first car of oranges ever shipped m Mesa went out on the 9th inst, lsigned to H. Woods, Chicago. The pment was made by W. W. Els rth. Most of the fruit was of the rson Brown variety, with some lshington navals and few pomel- S. The Gazette says that the crop year is very good. The cold has injured them, and most of the lVes are bearing very heavy crops. Irs. George Emmett of Kelvin, was visitor in Florence Thursday and day. She has obtained a lease on Rocket House at Kelvin anc will itup to accommodate the travelling olic. The stranger yiSi ting Kelvin Il ind clean eds and good meals at new hotel at reasonable prices de.
 \ box of dates has been brought to } board of trade room from the nple lot put up ia one pound ikages at the Agricultural Experi- ntal stations date farm near mpe. They are Of the Rhars variety