Arizona silver belt., 1903-01-22
What Has Happened in the Terri tory Since Our Last
 Issue.
ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION.
New Business enterprises--Goo Year for the Man With the Hoe, and the Owner of Live Everybody Except the Editor Expects to Have Money to Burn.

There are 94 artesian wells in the San Pedro valley, Cochise county.
 Bisbee experienced a protracted storm, with some snow, last week.
 There are over two hundred men working at the Poland camp, in Yav. apai county.
 The ProspectOr says that the rail way companies of Arizona have been known to hypnotize legislators by making passes.
 Tie BiSbee Miner publishes the ru- nor that W. o. Greene has lost mil lion dollars in Vail street during the past month.
 H. c. Hooker has been appointed administrator of the estate of the late Patrick Lynch, who was murdered at his home in Aravaipa canyon recently.
 The BIsbee Review will issue a spe- cial illustrated edition, some time du- ring the coming spring, devoted to the resources and industries of COchiSe county.
 A large amount of real estate is changing hands in Douglas every day and no great fuss is being made about it. either. The nine real estate firms in Douglas all report good business, and say the new year has started in better than expected.
 United States Attorney Campbell was here this week and heard the eyi- dence in the Eden poStOtiice robbery. The result is that young Hawkins and Holladay were held to answer the charge of robbery before the next United States grand jury.-Pima Par agon.
 Frank NJ. King & Bro. expect to ship 5000 cows and ,5OO calves this month from the w. C. Greene ranges in Co., chise county. MT. Greene expects to tighten up his range for the pres ent and for this reason is selling of all but his very young stock Tucson Post
 Joe T. Mckinney has purchased the RincOn ranch, at Bonita, and has also secured the Knapp X Farrell ranch for live years and will have charge of their cattle for that length of time. Mir T.,E i,t 1ng ,raaly f. ~ for the purpose Of selling his property there.-BulletIn.
 The Clifton-MOrenci copper district, which, although it has two towns, has always been considered as one district, led all the other copper camps in Ari- zona, in production last year. Its pro duct in copper was 5l,000,000 pounds. Bisbee was second, with 36O00, 900 pounds, and Jerome was third, with B, ,OOO,OOO
 The Arizona Lumber & Timber con- pany is doing an immense business. During the present year they have shipped over two carloads of boxes per day. The present year will no doubt witness the largest business ever done by this enterpriSing mpany.-FIag. staff Gem.
 The pumps in the Tom bstone mines were handling sOO,O0O gallons of water 1 per day last week The Prospector says the volume of water in the shaft has increased considerably during the past few days and if it continues in the same proportion, the pumps will soon be working at normal capacity. The pumps can easily handle 2,j00, COG gcllOns per day.
 The International Miners assOcia, tion, of El PaSO, will forward to any address copies of the mining laws Of New Mexico and Arizona, for tive cents per copy in stamps. Two other pam phlets, Security of Foreign Invest mentS in Mexico" and Advice to the American ProSpector in Mexico, '" car l dlbD DC lidNl dh huC piIlCs hu dress A. W. Clifford, secretary Inter. national Miners association.
 Contractor Toohey moved his grad ing outfit from Tom bstone over to Co chiSe, where he has begun work on the grade of the Cananea, Yaqui Riv CT & Pacific line. The rails for tho Tombstone branch have again beer delayed and it looks like the old camp will have to wait for it's first engine whistle until about March l
 J. ]. Jones, of Troy, passed througl Fl renee, Thursday, on his way tO hi home m Oakland, Cal. Mir. Jones han for long time been employed at TrO! as n ister mechanic, and in charge 0 the shelter. He has the reputation o bel Ig an exceptionally capable ma | oh hist and IS very popular With hi