Arizona silver belt., 1904-06-16
What Has Happened in the Terri. tory Since Our Last
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ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION,
New Business Enterprises - uoOd Year for the Man With the Hos, and the Owner of Live Stock Everybody VIII Have Money

known throughout southern ArlZona, lied in the hospital at Tucson week ago last Saturday.
 Sheriff James V. Parks of Graham county is a candidate for reelection. Mir. Parks has made an efficient officer iud is not likely to have any formid- able opposition this year.
 The Graham Guardian says that the baaks of Graham county have been Assessed upon three-fourths of their capital stock by the present assessor, Heretofore they have bsen assessed upon only one-half.
 The Tombstone PrOspector says |"A little coincidence occurred yester- day Tn ths United States court when out of a panel of twenty-five jurors called twenty-two were selected from Graham county"
 Mrs. Geo. A. Olney and daughter, Miss Beulah, have returned home from Tennessee, where the latter has been at school for the past ten months. They visited the great fair before re- turning. Guardian.
 Bisbee is to have a new branch jail, which will cost SIP ,0OO, to be erected for the purpose of housing Cochise county prisoners. The new jail at Tombstone has been overcrowded for some time and branch jail is badly needed.
 c. II. HirSchleld's horse ran away with him at Phoenix one day last week. throwing him violently from the buggy and his right knee was dis located, Ths iniury is painful one aud will confue MT. TIirSchfeld to the house for some time.
 Owing to the failure of the water power on the Arizlna canal, the Phoenix Light & Fuel company was compelled to install an expensive steam plant, including 7j0 horse power steam turbine which has just bsen successfully started.
 The town council of Stafford is con Sidering proposition of piping water from the artesian district for the use of the town. The artesian water is said to be pure, and its use by the people Of Saff1rd, it is thought, would improve the health of the community.
 In the matter of the legislation be. tween the Copper Qlsen company and che county of Cochise, which was recently compromised, the PrOspector says, the company paid over to the county the snm of Sj66l. This makes about S3), 900 the company has paid in for the year 1901.
 Census Marshal Patton reports that the total number of school children in this district between the ages of 6 and 2l years, both sexes and all cOlOrs is l332. The same figures for last year were 1925, or an increSe in twelve months of 307 children in the city, showing that the population of Bisbee has grown greatly -Bisbse Miner.
 The Bonita correspondent of the B illetin says that water is getting very short at Fort Grant, and it has become necessary to close down the ice plant. The report of the inspector general, just made public, states that Grant is the best post in the southwest for cavalry drilling ground and the recommendation is made that board of officers be appointed to investigate the possibility of obtaining a water supply by sinking wells,
 Col. Wm. NJ G.iflith, republican na- tional committeeman for Arizona, has done very handsome thing for the Arizona delegation to the republican nominating convention, in presenting each delegate and alternate, twelve altogether, with beautiful badge of insignia, to which is attached heavy gold-plated medal bearing fine bust picture or President Roosevelt. Yuma Sentinel.
 The San Rafael ranch was to turn over all its stock to the Greene Cattle company on May B. Owing to the recent dry spell the CameronS were unable to deliver the cattle as agreed, and the Greene company has given them until December to deliver the stock. Cicero Martin, who is well known in Bisbee and Cananea, is in charge of the Greene interests on the Cameron ranch.-Review.
 W.s,Sturges has gone to Chicago to attend the national convention. Gov ernor Brodie is at present in the east and will stop at Chicago returning. II. B. Penney, Pima county's member 0f the Arizona delegation, leaves Sat