The copper era., 1901-10-10
ARIZONA WEEK BY WEEK.

saving of one-half of the gasoline form
 eriv used i- made. The attachment l
 in the shape of compression gasolin
 feeder. One is in operation at the Re
 view office and is great success.
 The Grand Canyon railroad running from Williams to the Grand CanyOr on the Colorado. is completed. Thi; is without exception the most scenic line in the world. The road was pur' chased recently by the Santa Fe Pa cifc and will be operated as part ol that system. It is about sixty miles long. Winslow Mail.
 There was hold-up on the road be- tween SolOmonville and Coronado last Saturday evening. Two freighters loaded for Clifton were passing through canyon when two men appeared and held them up, securing five dollars from one of the freighters. The sher- if's office investigated the matter, but found that the freighters could give no description Of the robbers further than they spoke English.-Bulletin.
 Even Gaileyvlle is again coming to the front. We hadn't heard the name for nearly twenty years, yet once 1t was well known in song and story,
 When Curly Bill
 Came over the hill."
 and the songsters in the Bird Cage warbled of
 Tombstone town and Gaieyville.
 We wonder how many there are who know where Gaileyville is located.- Florence Tribune.
 Gaileyville received more notoriety through the sensational newspapers than even Tombstone in her glory. She was never a great producer, but she could hold her own with any of them when it came to shooting scrapes.
 The story is told of an amusing in- cident which is said to have occurred at the Mexican custom house a few minutes prior to the train leaving for the south last night. A Mexican lady who was going to Magdalena had pur- chased an alarm clock on the American side. To escape duty she concealed it in her dress. Unbeknown to her the clock was going and the alarm was set for 9:30. The lady was busily engaged in repackiug her effects after the guard had examined her trunk when the un- expected happened. Wh-r-rr-r-r! The guard thought he had stirred up u rattlesnake and to the lady it sounded like church bell. The clock was ,contiscated. Oasis.
 Uncle Noah Green returned last Sun day from visit to his old home in Thompson, Illinois. He was away just one month and returns looking well. Mr. Green went to Thompson fifty-one There has been great changes in that country since he left it; but few of his old acquaintances remain, but gener- ally the children of the old families still hold the property and the busi- ness. In the neighborhood where Uncle Noah lived so long he found On- ly three of his old time friends yet liv- ing there one woman and two men. he says when he lived their many lakes covered a considerable area of the country. These lakes are now all filled up and are cultivated to corn and other farm crops.-Bulletin.
 Tho Rock Island survey corps may be expected to arrive here soon. They are now between Gila Bend and Yuma, and are said to be following the old Tom Scott railroad survey. The line comes up the Gila. through Florence, and on up the Gila canyon into the Graham valley. At the time the $. r. was built through Arizona the Tom Scott railroad lane grant was still alive and covered each alternate section of land for twenty miles on each side of the proposed railroad line. This forced the $. r. to build across the desert in stead of coming up the fertile Gila val of the Scott land grant. ehave often heard people ask why the $. T.. avoided the rich Gila valley and ran their line across the uninviting desert. The statement above answers the question. Florence Blade.
 This morning telephone message was received at the .heriff's office from the Exposed Reef Co. in the Huachu- cas, that Andy Griffin had shot and killed John Powell at that place. No particulars were furnished other than the fact that Powell was a saloon man at the Exposed Reef camp and that the killing was the result of quarrel or dispute the nature of which was not learned by the informant. The tele- phone connection is some distance from the scene of the tragedy hence full particulars were not had. Coron- CT Clark was notified and left immedi- ately after with Deputy Sheriff Porter Mcdonald for the scene of the killing and upon their return full particulars will be learned. Griffin is we'll known in this section being a pioneer pros pector and has been working some of his mines in the Huachucas for years, making occasional trips to Tombstone. He was here the day before and as no intimation of any trouble was had it is presumed the first trouble leading to the tragedy arose between the men after his arrival at the camp. Not much is known of Powell who is