Arizona silver belt., 1904-01-28
What Has Happened in the Terri. tory Since Our Last
 Issue.
ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION.
New Business Enterprises - uood Year for the Man With the Hoe, and the Owner of Live Stock Everybody Will Have Money.

30,000 head of steers on pasture in Salt river valley, and there are l2,0O0 dairy cows in use in the valley.
 E. E. Ellinwood has returned to Prescott from a trip to Washington where he appeared before the commit tee on territories, in behalf of the statehood bill for arizona.
 Clerk J. x. Gains, of the board of supervisors, footed the totals of all expenditures for the running of the wheels of the Cochise county govern ment during the year 1903, at sl05,- 0l9.55.-Prospector.
 Col. KOsterlitzki, of the Mexican rurales, says he is positive that AlyoId and Stiles are not in Sonora, and he further says that they have not been in Cananea since they escaped from the Tombstone jail.
 The Nogales Oasis says : District Attorney Frank Duffy is confined to his home suffering from a bad case of erysipelas. While his condition is not seriOns, he will not be able to be out again for about ten days"
 The canning department of the Tempe condensed milk factory is now n operation, and turning out between three and four thousand cans per day. Tho p,apufaot otura of cnpdanaaI n,;lb, will be commenced in short time.
 Prof and Mrs. W. P. Blake received rom New Haven the sad news of the leath by pneumonia on January l3, If their only daughter, Constantia, wife of Prof. J. W. Tourney, of the iale Forest school and formerly of he University of Arizona. Mrs. You. ney had many friends in Arizona who will greve to learn of the death of his lovely and gifted woman.
 Over thousand dollars worth of apparatus has been ordered for the University of Arizona gymnasium rom the Narraganset Machine com )any of Providence, R. l., and is expected in Tucson in few weeks As soon as it comes and is put in place lively training for the ield day meet to be held the 22d day If February will be inaugurated.
 Secy. Charles A. Van der Veer, of he board of trade, received a tele. gram from B. A. Fowler, stating that Judge Jos. H. Kibbey had arrived in Washington and all was we'll at that md of the line. He also confirmed he report that President Roosevelt lad signed the Tonto road election )ill.-Phoenix Review.
 James Flanagan, the Tombstone attorney, who passed through Tucson Thursday morning en route home from Phoenix, stated that he had an inter- flew with But Alvord in Mexico less han week ago. MT. Flanagan has Icted as Alyord's attorney in the riminal charges against him in the United States and territorial courts. Tucson Post.
 Yuma is now delighted over beau ,iful citron tree, which in it's fourth rear has quantity of fine citrons coming on to maturity with vigor- JUS growth. This is said to be the Inly tree in the United States. Yuma eads the country in demonstrating hat Arizona can cultivate the citron. The fact is the Colorado river valley | will produce any semi-tropical fruit | rown anywhere.-Star.
 There is strong possibility of | Douglas having cement factory in he near future, as a bed of cement | lay has been found near there. The ssts made with the clay and cement lade from it shows good grade of he latter. Owners of the clay beds re making still further tests before luch will be said about it.-Tomb- tone ProspectOr.
 R. Allyn Lewis, vice president of he International bank, is reported as eing very ill at his home in New York City. When Mir. Lewis was no. flied of the banks embarrassment he nade arrangements to come to No 'ales immediately to assist in a plan or putting the institution on it's feet gain, but was taken sick very sud enly and has been confined to his bed or the fast two weeks.-Oasis.
 The articles of incorporation of the Arizona Southern Railroad company lave been filed ia the recorders office t Tombstane. The company intends O build branch road from Red Rock n the Southern Pacific, to the Impe- lal Copper compauy's properties, a listance of twenty-one miles south of hat station. The incorporators are E.