Arizona silver belt., 1903-07-02
ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION.
sew Business Enterprises -Gooc Year for the Man With the Hoe, and the Owner of Live Stock Everybody Except the Editor Expects 10 Have Money 10 Burn.

| naval academy.
 MOrenci will make a mistake if 1t organizes troop of cavalry. An in- fantry company would be as effective, and much less troublesome and eXpen- Siye to maintain.
 Charley Meadows arrived last week from Tonto basin with 100 head of eat tie and b head of horses, which he has placed on his ranch northwest of town. Yuma Sentinel.
 It is announced that A. L. Morris win start an exclusively miniug paper in Bisbee. It will be issued weekly and cover the mining news of the Warren district and the territory at large
 An attempt is being made at Phoe- nix Co establish mining exchange. The exchange will be organized on the plan of the present board of trade, and will start with membership Of IsiXty-Gye.
 In Special orders No 10, Governor Brodie, as commander-in.chief of the naJiona, guard, highly comments and congratuiates the militia companies who did service at Morenci during the recent strike.
 ! It is estimated that q quarter Of million dollars has been received by ! Arizona sheep owners from sales of wool and sheep near Phoenix during | the past month, The wool crop l brought l6 cents, cents over the price Of last year. Sentinel.
 'IJ develops, says the Southwest eru Stockman, that the Bartlett Heard company did not buy the 1900 head ot cattle from IT, J. Ramer, as reported, but they were taken to fat. ten on their excellent alfalfa ranch southeast of tue citY.'
 l A prominent real estate agent in this city received a check for S1o,OOO [ the other day from eastern parties, with instructions to invest the same | in Phoenix property for the firm. l This is straw that shows the direc. tion in which the wind is blowing.
 Enterprise.
 The Bonita correspondent of the Bulletin says 'It is reported that | the southern Pacific will build a res eryoir at Fort Grant that will supply ! the entire garrison with agua pura. ] The opinion Of many is that Grant 1 will not be abandoned, but that it will I be maintained and enlarged" ! ". S Jones, who was formerly em- plOyed by the Price Bros, of El Poso, was caughtin the machinery of the eng.ue room at the Detroit Copper company works, near Moreuci, and his ! leg was pnlled from the body before machinery could be stopped. The young man lived about three hours,
 The prices received for the range horses shipped from Arizona are not particularly enticing being from 1 $2 50 Go Sl 5O-but this figure will pay ! for the gathering of the animals, the value coming from ridding the range of them. Many ranges are oyerrun with horses half wild, and to rid the range of them has been a question to many. Southwestern Stockman.
 Tne Sentinel says The 5000 re- ward offered for the slayer of Peter F. ! Burke, murdered at Picacho, has brought results The man wanted was captured last Saturday by Sherifl Ralph, of San Bcrnardino county, at Agua MauSa, Mexican settlement
 near san Bernardino, Cal. His name is Rafael Belarde. He acknowledged
 that he was the man wanted and that he had been in hiding at various places
 One troop of cavalry from Fort Apa' che arrived at Murenci last week and
 will remain there until there is nc
 further need ofthe presence of troops
 All of the militia companies have gone home. It was the first service they had seen since being mustered in. Theyall acquitted themselves with credit, and accomplished the object of their mis- sion without bloollshed. Copper Era
 The Gazette says "The work of laying track on the Phoenix & Eastern i5 now in full blast, with about as large a crew aS can be employed. The officials are determined that there Shall be no further stop in the work
 until Florence has been reached. It is expected that within short time double train service between Mesa