Arizona silver belt., 1900-06-07

1 died Tuesday night at southSide i lodging house says the Mohave County Miner, published at Kingman. He had been here but four days and was evidently without means. He came here from Globe. but had evidently i lived in Butte and Melrose, Montana. The coroner ordered the body buried at the eXpenSe Of the county.
 The Range News says, it an assured ! fact that the K. P lodge at Wilcox | will erect an imposing hall thlS sum- mer. It is designed to be two story brick structure, the second story will be fitted up in modern style for a lodge room, and the ground floor for an opera house having seating ca pacity of at least 50u people. Plans and specifications are being pre- pared.
 Dr. Hughes, of Phoenix, was called into the country to visit woman sui fering with severe pain in her head, and after examination extracted 100 screw worms from her nose Dr. | Hughes says that he has such eNper- | fences every summer. It behOoyeS the people to be careful of the screw worm fly, It is gray in color and re. sembles the common house fly other wise, but it will deposit its eggs and do its mischief in less than one sec ond.
 Four years ago Arizona spent the sum of sl52,43s to pay her teachers salaries. and held SIPS, 935 of school property To understand something of the material growth of our school 1 system, compare the sums with the ! amounts found in like columns of | Governor Murphy'S report for the year ending June 30, 1899; teachers salaries, S7s,1l4; school property, $i90, 5O4, There is steady growth which should be gatifying to all interested
 The Bisbee correspondent of the ! Tombstone Prospector of May 3l. says: A sensational arrest was made yeSter day when Con. O'Keefe, of Cobre | Grande fame was brought into court on charge of burglary preferred by W. c. Green, of Con. Green Co. fame. The latter ayers that the former for cibly broke into his office when the place was closed. OKeete was re- leased under bond pending eXamina- ton which will be held tomorrow. ltI | it thought the outcome will serve to aggravate more litigation in the CObre Grande and the Con, Green Co. mat l ters. The people of the Salt river valley have made much ado about nothing" " over these forest reserves. Stock run ming on them has not, nor will it ever damage them to any considerable eX- tent. The water courses which drain the greater portion of the watershed of the reserves empty into the big Colorado. through the Colorado Chi quito. The principal streams which run into Salt river are the White and Black rivers, and both of these streams head on the White Mountain Apache reservation, and the greater portion of their watershed is protected from stock by the Indian reservation. WinslOw Mail.
 The Arizona penitentiary is earning reputation as santarium for those suffering from the morphine habit, says the Republican. Swiftly. the colored prize fighter. and Pearl Hart, the female stage robber, both appar- ently hopelessly wrecks when they were put in have been cured of the habit and are getting fat Pearl Hart'S cussedness is manifesting itself in a more alarming direction than in hold ing up of stages. She has taken to writing poetry and is unwnding it by the yard. One of her themes is, "The Girl Bandit" She writes also of her innocent childhood, "WheG She WAS Young and Knew no Sin Before the Tempter Entered h." Then follows lot of doggerel of the rapid descent
 There was another killing at Guth- rie Tuesday evening. Simon Herrara who has been working for C. E. Hop
 kins, coming home from work found Francisco Garcia playing the guitar for Mrs. Herrara. He took his ax and split Garcia's head open. He then pulled out the ridge pole that sup ported his hackell. letting the brush down on the dead man, drew his time, cashed his check, and with his wife left for parts unknown. The dead
 body was not discovered until 24 hours later. The murderer and his wife are supposed to have come in this direc- tion. and officers are here from Clifton in the hope of heading them off. The dead man is nephew of Boniiacio Garcia of this place. ce.-Lordsburg Lib
 eral.
 , The suit brought by the supervisors f of Pinal county against the bondsmen .t4s g,,,ttfna, cpnpty WAS