Arizona silver belt., 1904-02-11
hat Has Happened in the Terri. tory Since Our Last
 Issue.
u KINDS OF INFORMATION.
sw Business Enterprises - uOod Year for the Man With the Hoe, and the Owner of Live Stock Everybody VIII Have Money.

Sheriff Lewis collected $37,0 in
 mbling license in Cochlse county it year.
 It cost Sl94, ,522.22 to run Cochise unty last year. There was Si9,- }2i expended on the schools.
 F. Partch of Oakland, Cal, has en appointed resident Chinese in ector, to be stationed at Fairbank. Joseph A. Jacobs, aged 70 years, a Dneer miner of Arizona, committed jcide at Phoenix one day last week. Adjutant-General Leavell of the ter Orial militia made tour of the ter lOry this week inspecting the clti- I soldiery.
 After paying all expenses of the office recorder of Cochise county turned to the county treasurer S522.6 each Jnth for the past year.
 w. A. Hart, a former Graham coun-
 officer, was accidentally shot last ,ek at Douglas while disarming an tOxicated man. The wound is pain
 though not serious.
 The Review says there are large imber of miners in Bisbee from Col ado and other points, many of whom ve not yet gone to work. There iuld seem to be plenty for all to do 1t care to work.
 Iohn Saylor, a merchant of Tomb ne, has filed a voluntary bill in nkruptcy in the court of that city. assets are given as 5000, and lia ities at $500. Exemptions to the lOunt of $500 are claimed.
 ). 0. stevens has been appointed ent for Wells, Fargo X Co.,, at Flor. ,e and has put on fine, new ex' ,ss wagon to carry packages to and m the depot. The express office is his livery stable Office.-Blade.
 Tucson is to have a Country Club, l to that end in view tract of d has been purchased near the diversity and "Bungalow" will be cted. Lawn tennis, foot ball and | Ter sports will be indulged in. The republicans in this county have de the first move by calling meet {, of the central committee for the | h instant, to elect delegates to the | ritOeial convention, which is to lvene in Tucson on March S.-Sol- onville Bulletin.
 sheriff James Parks has let con ct to Dan Kemp for the cOnstruc- n of reservoir at the halfway ce between SOlomonville and Cor ado, which will have for it's purpose impending sof flood waetrs at It point for use during the dry sea i.-SOlomonville Bulletin.
 An opera house, to cost about s20,- will soon be built in Douglas. ready half of that amount has been )scribed The promoters of the eme are s. F. Mcguire, 0. A. Over k, W. II. BrOphy, Alfred Paul, W. Mcdonald, J. S. Douglas, V. R. les and iothers.
 'om Shultz has received the ap ntment as state organizer for the )odmen of the World, one of the ding fraternal insurance societies the country, and will enter upon duties of the office at once. Mir. lltz is well known throughout the ritory, and better man could not ,e been selected Prescott Herald. udge Johnson received letter from iator Fairbanks, dated from Wash ton; which said that all of the in. Sements for the territorial secre- yship had been handed to Presi- 1t Roosevelt, but as yet no action l been taken by the president. The ling in Washington seems to be t nothing will be done in the Stod- d case until after March 15.-Doug- International.
 The Bsbee Review of the 5sh insy. 8: John True, miner at the Hol- 'ok shaft of the Copper Queen, was ured quite severely yesterday rning, and the injury will detaiu n from bis duties for quite time, his foot was quite badly crushed as esult of the accident. The acci- 1t occurred at the 800 foot level of mine, and was caused by falling lber, which landed across the un- tunate mans foot"
 'rest. F. M. Murphy,of the Phoenix Eastern, came in on his special car esday. He was accompanied by ief Engineer Drake, and they left mediately for Kelvin to look over } railroad sitution at that place. cir visit to Kelvin will probably set the question as to whether or not