Arizona silver belt., 1904-09-08
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 WilI Have Money

The Solar motor has been received in Wilcox. It will be erected on the ranch of John May,
 The late J, B. Angius, of Bisbee, carried life insurance at the time of his death, amounting to $l9,0oo.
 A man of the name of P. D. Har- rington committed suicide by taking a dose of morphine, at Douglas, on Wednesday of last week.
 The barbers of Douglas will open their shops on Sundays in the future. Inconvenience to patrons is the cause assigned for the move.
 Another mining claim has been To- cated in the town of Bisbee. This time a Mir. McCann is the locator. It covers fifteen acres in the middle of the town.
 Wm. Sessions plead guilty to a charge of criminal assault in the district court at Tombstone last week, and was sentenced to five years in the ter ritorial prison.
 Thos. Naylor, of Thatcher, had his left leg badly fractured on Tuesday of last week by the explosion of soda fountain, winch he was charging with gas at the time.
 Adolph Asher a pioneer merchant of Phoenix and formerly one of the most prosperous business men in the territory, died in San Francisco on Monday, August 29.
 Friends of Chief Justice Kent, who is visiting at Santa Barbara, has ad' vised friends that he is greatly i'm proved in health and hopes soon to re- turn to Phoenix to resume his duties.
 It is now settled that Edward N. Buck will start paper in Naco. He has ordered complete plant, and will get out a four-page, seven.column weekly. The first issue will be off the press in about two weeks.
 J. F. Patton, the freight contractor for the Tonto road camps and Roose- veit, was brought down to Mesa yesterday quite ill. lie is at the Alhambra hotel in Mesa and physicians are attending him.-EnterpriSe.
 Sidney Smith, colored youth, and one of the very bad boys of Tucson, was sentenced yesterday to four years at the Industrial school in Benson. Judge Kirkpatrick passed the sentence and it was served.-Star.
 While carrying sack of ore samples into Hetherington's assay office yes day, NJ. c; Burns was bitten on the hand by a centipede which emerged from the sack. The centipede was killed and Mir. Burns promptly had his hand treated. Prescott Carrier.
 The Tempe News says: "W. R. Lewis has brought an action for s25O damages against the Tempe Canal company for running muddy water onto his land, thereby causing several inches of sediment, which MT. Lewis objects to, to be deposited.
 The Star says that equipment in the way of poles and wire is en route to Arizona for connecting the long dis tance telephone lines with California, especially Los Angeles. The cOnnec tions will probably be made by the first of January.
 The base ball game at Mesa last Fri day between the Phoenix firemen and a Mesa team, was stopped by the mayor of the town of Mesa. The mayor exercised his authority on &C., count of a row between himself and one of the Mesa team.
 The Douglas International says that M. NJ. Dodge, who has been assistant auditor of Phelps, Dodge & Co. for some tune, has rendered his resigna- tion. From now on MT. Dodge will devote his time to his large mining interests in Arizona, California and Mexico.
 The Bulletin has been taken over by corporation called tue Arizona Print ing & Publishing company, composed of Solomonville parties. It has also been transferred from a republican to democratic organ. The first issue under the new management was this week.
 Judge Brown, of Bisbee, lately or dered deputy to search the crowd in his court for guns. The order was carried out by the deputy, but his search did not disclose single gun. A man who was in the court room at the time that the gun order was given stated that when the order was given, i've six-shooters were passed out of