Arizona silver belt., 1903-06-18
What Has Happened in the Terri. tory Since Our Last
 Issue.
ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION.
Nev Business Enterprises. Year for the Man With the Hoe, and the Owner of live StOck--Eveybody Except the Editor Expects to Have Money to Burn,

Good rains are reported from almost every quarter of Arizona. | Prescott has S29 children of school age, according to the recent SchOo census.
 Judge Kent adjourned court at PhOe nix last Thursday, and left the follow ing morning for the east to spend the summer
 Marcus A. Smith has recovered from a recent illness and will leave on June 24 for California, to spend the sumner.
 Mrs. J. M. W. Moore, wife of the re. ceiver of the United States land office at Prescott, died at her home on the Sth inst
 The supervisors of Mohave county have refunded to Sheriff Loyin $2jO of tue $500 he paid as a reward for the capture of Outlaw Mckinney.
 A postotlice has been established at the camp of the Jerome Canyon Cop. per company, Yayapai county, and Earl D. Morton appointed postmaster.
 The Miner states that the assessed value of property in Bisbee this year will reach nearly a million dollars, or two hundred thousand more than last year.
 | Emil Marks, who made a fortune from mining sales in the Warren dis, trict, has erected one of the finest res idenceS at Bisbee, situated in Tomb. stone canyon.
 1 he Bisbee Miner of last Thursday says "One of the richest bodies of ore ever encountered in this camp was discovered in the 900 foot level of the Calumet & Arizona yesterday"
 The Enterprise is the name of a new weekly newspaper published at Yuma by James II Kinsler. As Yuma al ready had two papers, 1t can hardly be claimed that the Enterprise fills "a long felt want"
 Col. J. r. Wilson, delegate to con- greSs, has sent to the secretary of war the appointment of William Carrol Christy, Of Phoenix, to be a cadet in the United States military school at West Point.
 The Benson Press reports that the smelter at that point is rapidly near. ing completion and will be blown in very soon. offers of ore are liberal and indications are that the plant will have to be enlarged.
 One day last week, T. R. Campbell, a miner in the Holbrook mine at Bis bee, slipped and fell, and a stick of powder which he carried, coming into violent contact with the wall exploded and blew his hand olT
 At the Commonwealth mine they will shortly commence tO sink below water level. They are now pumping out of the mIne about ,O0O, GOO gallons of water, and they now have pumps capable of handling 4,OOO,OOO gallons of water every twenty-four hours Prospector
 Liyerymen of Arizona are elated over the law which protects them from the human sharks which prey upon their interests whenever they get a chance. Stablemen can now sue and recover damages from any party who drives an animal further than he con tracts for with the liveryman. Tempe News
 Work is to begin at once on the ho- tel to be erected near Bright Angel trail, Grand Canyon of Arizona It will cost 5000 and when opened will be under the management of Fred Harvey. At the point where the hotel is to be built the gorge is 5000 feet deep and thirteen miles wide.
 Mrs. N. 0. Murphy, wife of eX-GoV- ernor Murphy, was injured in rail road accident on the Sth inst, near Fort Dodge, Kansas. Mrs. Murphy was standing on the platform of a pullman when the car left the track She was thrown about twenty feet and sustained injuries, recovery from which will be slow.
 Kemp Bros of WILCOX, and M. Si- mon, of Pearce, have established a paper at Pearce under the firm name of Simon & Kemp Bros The new pa per will be managed and edited by Mir. Simon. The paper will be kuoHn as the Pearce, Black Diamond and Glea- son Miner, and will be published weekly. The new paper will make its appearance this week.-Benson Press.
 At Tombstone they have been pump ing from the Consolidated 300,000 gal Ions of water day. The result of