Arizona silver belt., 1903-10-29
What Has Happened in the Terri tory Since Our Last
 Issue.
ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION
Mes Business Enterprises..Goo Year for the asu With the Hoe, and the Owner of live Stock..Evsybod Except the Editor Expects to Nave Money to Burn,

ranged to pasture 1000 head of beef cattle m Salt river valley.
 A movement to acquire the irrigat ing canals in Salt river valley has been begun by the Water Users association.
 The Tucson Citizen reports that Me Court X Geddes, of Wilcox, have gone into bankruptcy. They claim that their assets exceed their liabilities by some 5000.
 After spending the summer visiting in the eastern states, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Hunter returned home on WedneS- day last, says the SaiIOrd Guardian. They spent considerable time on the Atlantic coast.
 There has been an epidemic of ty- phoid fever at Tombstone recently for which the physicians are unable to ac count. It is supposed that there is no more healthful place nor purer water supply than at Tombstone.
 Two more additions to Douglas are now being laid out and will shortly be opened to settlement. Demand for lots in those already opened still con- tlnues. Some lots which were first sold at $l5 each are now bringing S7j.
 The Fl PaSo X Southwestern Rail road company has been made defend ant in number of suits for damages brought by property owners of Fl PasO, alleging depreciation of value in their property by reason of tue ope- ration of the railroad in such close proximity to it.
 A. J. Finerty is building the first house at Dou Luis, which will be two.story building, and will be occu. pied as a restaurant His lot is No. :, in block No. 9. NIT. Finerty was of fered a handsome bonus for his build. ing as it stood at the close of the day Thursday Review.
 At meeting of the board of super visors of COchise county resolution was passed calling upon M. D. SCrib- ner, the county treasurer, for an addi- tional bond of $l00, ,OOO. Mir Scnbner is at present under bonds for $lOO OOO, and the resolution just passed raises the amount to $2OO,OOO. The taxes to be collected by the county treasurer will exceed the latter amount and the board raised the bond accordingly.
 Although it has been done on the quiet and the parties promoting the enterprise desire that it still be kept under cover, q new railroad giving Phoenix another outlet to the coast. and to the east, is in fair way of being realized. In fact, the company has al- ready been formed, the articles of Tn. corporation filed, and he right t-Of- way for a considerable distance securd. The new road will connect Phoenix directly with San Diego. Gazette.
 The Review correspondent says: "The Directory company has nearly finished the census of Douglas, which up to date shows over ], ,OOO inhabitants with a section of Douglas known as 'agtOwn yet to be taken. It is eSti- mated that ragtown has over 600 in- 1abitants which will give the border own nearly 5000 people. When the ,melterS are moved from BSbee over ,OOO more people will be added to the melter city'S population which will make Douglas close second to }iSbee,'
 Tho appointment of Sergt. w. D. AL 1 iSon to be lieutenant of rangers, to ucceed John Foster, resigned, has cen made by Governor Brodie. Lieu enant Allison is one of the best known 'eace officers in the south west, he hay | ng served as sheriff of Midland coun- y, Texas, for ten years first sergeant | f the Texas rangers, and as inspector | or the Cattle RaiSers' association of | cSdo anu -NtN htAlCO. 1le mas served l s private and sergeant under Cap ain Rynning since last April.
 A special agent of the government | at Fort Mcdowell 10 enforo a proc. | amation to be issued from Washing | on to the effect that the land at Me | lowell belongs to the Indians and | must be given tO them at once. This | will immediately Oust some twenty | ettlers who are now occupying lands l here, says the Enterprise. They have 'een there for long time, during which many farms have been estab. ished, the lands being watered from he Verde. During all this time the tile to the land has been disputed by he Indians.
 Seth B. Smith, representing the Westinghouse Electric & Manufactur. ng company with headquarters in Los