Arizona silver belt., 1903-06-11

the othet being empty, were destroyed. The less is estimated at about SEQ, GOO.
 The Tombstone PrOspector says ::
 This is payday at the Consolidated
 Mines company. Payday is haled with delight everywhere, and the wheels of industry continue to reyOlve. Every body has payday except the editor, he does not need anything and know
 ing tEis is content to plod along in a routine way and enjoy the knowledge of the fact that others are being en-
 riched.p
 Colonel Rogers, of the Prescott Courier, will not allow labor troubles tO disturb his editorial duties any fur
 ther Referring to that question, he says "Somebody asked us yesterday what we knew about labor troubles.
 We know plenty. We have been working right along from s o'clock in the morning until II and l2 at night, and if that isn't labor trouble enough we'd like to know why.'
 The solar motor is to have it's first test in Arizona at the residence of Dr. A. J. Chandler, at Mesa. Capt. w. E. JaqueS, the inventor, is here and will personally Superintend the setting up of the motor. Three of these machines have have been built. One is now at Pasadena, California, where expert mentS are being made the other has been sent to Egypt, and the third is now being set up at Dr. Chandler's place. Tempe News.
 Frank Alley is escOrting Horace J. Stevens, the best posted and recOg nized authority on copper mining on the lakes, around the southwest These gen Dtlemen have just finished a writeup of the Bisbee and HuaChuCa districts and leave this week for the Chiricahuas, where they will spend some time in exploring the new coun- try, which is now the center of attrac- tion for Michigan and eastern capital. Douglas International.
 The furniture for the new mansion erected at La Cananea by Col. W. c. Greene was passed through the NaCo custom house. It constituted the largest and most valuable individual of furniture eyer made into Mexico from this country. The costly articles of furniture were each nun. bered and would without trouble or mistake be each placed in the house in accordance with its utility or artis- tic position.
 The Calumet & Arizona lining this week received three car loads of structural steel, which will be used in building an addition to the smelling plant. A force of men of the | American Bridge company arrived i last week and are now at work putting up the addition. It is calculated by | this company that in year from now they will have as large a plant as that | of the Copper Queen company in ope- on.-DouglaS International.
 The eleyen-year.Old son of Mrs. Col. linS, who lately moved to this valley from Pearce, and is located near the Texas Bend school house, met with serious accident last Saturday. He | had climbed tree, and, losing his bal ance, fell considerable distance, but . before reaching the ground, his foot | was caught by hay hook, which pen etrated his shoe and foot, and held | him head downward for some time and until help could reach him.-Gra- ham Guardian.
 $. F. Mcguire, secretary of the h. ternational Land X Improvement com pany, submitt a bid for the erection of a poStotlice for Douglas. The bid ' was accepted and Douglas is to have one of the finest poStoflice buildings | in the southwest. It will have twenty-five foot front and a depth of | seyenty-tive feet, and will have the | very latest pOstOllice fixtures. The will be perfectly fire proof and strictly modern in construction ! and appointments. A big fire and burglar proof vault will be built with in the building to protect the money and other valuableS belonging to Un- | cle Sam. The elegant new building must be ready for acceptance by Au- gust Mathematician
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