Arizona silver belt., 1904-02-04
What Has Happened in the Terri tory Since Our Last
 Issue.
ILL KINDS OF INFORMATION.
Jew Business Enterprises - uood Year for the Man With the Hoe, and the Owner of Live Stock Everybody VIII Have Money.

Tucson Is shown by it's recent publish d statement to have $60O,00 cash re- ources and over S1, ,O00, ,OO0 deposits. The reform school has fifteen in- lates and it's capacity of twenty-five yill soon be reach. There is no pro. ision for keeping girls in the institu- lon and they will not be received.
 Norman Odell of New York, a young nan who went to Maricopa county has cen missing from the Blackmer ranch, the Buckeye country, since January [, and it is feared he was lost on the esert and is dead.
 S. NJ. Barrow, retired merchant nd one of the oldest citizens of Tomb 5one, died on the 26th ult., from tomaine poisoning, following the ating of canned corn. Mrs. Barrow, 'ho was also made violently ill, will scover.
 Commissioner A. J. Doran is in the Orthern part of the territory in the lterest of the worlds fair exhibit. To will visit the petrified forest and ,cure some fine samples of petrified rood to be placed among the Arizona xhibitS.
 Mir. E. P. Grover came in from his heep camp twelve miles north and ast of Mesa. He reports that 30,000 neep have already been sheared and expects that 5000 will be clipped his station this year, as against 5000 last year.-Republican.
 The Prescott Elks are going to erect splendid club house, fronting 90 feet n Gurley street and having a depth l25 feet. Eycavating for the found- tions has already begun and it is oped to have the building completed y the middle of April. It will cost 45,
 Alfred Spears, nine years of age, 'hile playing with other boys on 5reet in Phoenix, ran into street IT and sustained injuries from the ef- ,cts of which it is feared he will die. me arm was crushed by the wheels nd was putated The other arm as severely lacerated and the head lsO injured.
 In Bisbee property owners on Main treet have signed agreements to share ith the Copper Queen mining com any the expense of building huge lb water way which will carry the Ood waters of Tombstone canyon trough the business part of the city. his has long been needed.
 The Copper Queen company is setting ut over 400 shade trees about their roperties in Douglas. Their is noth- lg that beautifies city like trees and planting these trees the company doing good act for this city which ill be greatly appreciated, says the nternational-A American.
 III bOuClICru AtILOud Juo W6d as been quite cold and some snow has allen from Tucson and Benson soutb, ut cattle are in good condition nd cattle owners are disposed to not fer anything for sale till next spring, they think prices will be better by nat time. There is plenty of grass to old the cattle on in most places .rizona Cattleman.
 B. A. Packard has bought the J. k turgeon ranch, six miles south of empe, said to be one of the fpest inches in Salt river valley. It is we'll improved and well watered and it is p to date in every respect, having ,lephOne communication with Tempe. he Republican says that it is under. jOod that it is MT. Packard's inten- on to make it breeding farm and will raise fancy cattle there.
 The announcement that artesian ater has been struck in we'll No. 2 of le Copper Queen at their reduction orks, has caused much rejoicing in nat section. The heavy flow was truck at depth of 496 feet, and the 'ater flows about eighteen inches over ne top of the casing. The well has cen capped and large reservoir is eing built to hold the water to be sed in the shelter
 Two suits have been filed in the dis. rict court against the Southern Pa fic Railway company as an outgrowth the Esmond wreck of one year ago. 'homas F. Wilson, as special admins 'ator of the estate of Hugh Macken. e, who lost his life in the head -on rash, has filed papers asking damages I the sun of s5000. The other suit is y Samuel F. Tate, who claims perma- ent disablement and asks damages to he extent of SlO, Star.