Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-02

where they were laid in their haven of rest. Mir. Hill came to the territory in 1875, and also had hardware stores in Phoenx and Tombstsne In eaIly days. He was $ years of age.
 G. E. Scarboraurh,s-oi the Arizona Rangerss came over from Deming, New Mexico, Sunday, and registered at the Orndoril. He will hereafter make his headquarters in Tucson. and will seon move with his family into the Connell residence, on south Stone avenue. Mir Scarborough is the son of George Scarborough who diSlin- guished himselfp the fight with the Smith gang of outlaws on Black river in New Mexico couple of years ago He afterwards paid for his bravery with his life, being shot from ambush by one of the gang, Citizen.
 Company l, First Infant, N. c. A, held an enthusiastic meeting at the armory on Monday night last week. Almost the entire membership was present. Equipments and lockers were assigned to each man. Seven re- cruits were sworn into the services of the National Guard, as follows: Harry D. Cameron, Neal Green, B. E. Ora mer, P. Michelback, w. II. Norman, Newton Berry and Alfred Fletcher. The company now has over fifty members and over q dozen applica- tonS on iile., Captain Harrington is a rustler, and under his command l Company will foon be one of the lead CTS of the First Infantry. Flags tan Sun.
 Frank Musen, Il prominent cattle man D the Huachuca mountains, and Miss Pearl Parker, daughter of prominent rancher, will be united in marriage in Tucson on New Years day. w. c. Greene has presented the young couple in advance with purse of 5000 which will pay their ex- penseS on Il wedding journey tu Paris. NIT. MoSen is young man of good habits and considerable ability and will no doubt make his mark in the cattle business of Arizona. He is em- ployed by Mir Greene upon his Elm pire cattle domain in Cuchise and santa Cruz counties, Post.
  Scott White hove into Tombstone yesterday, says the PfoSpector Of Dec 2j, direct from Gotham, where he has been soiunrning for the past six weeks the guest of w c. Greene at tne Wal. dGTf-AstOria. There could not have been a more welcome visitor than Scott White. which was attested by the cordial welcome extended him by the general public. While absent Scott has grown cDrpuIcnt, tipping the scale at POO, and his locks are no- ticeably frosted, attributable, Scott says, to the fast life he has been lead ing, having been gliding mp and down Broadway and through Central park on W. C. Green 90 mile an hour au- tomobile the police will not allow faster riding.
 Judge F. NJ. Doan stopped in Solo monyille last Friday, on his return from Globe, and opened the Graham county court on Saturday morning, pursuant tO adjournment. The ad. jDurncd term was set for the purposc of hearing certiarari case brought by MT. Van Slack. of Globe. against John l.. Alexander, in which the plaintiff is cOntesting lease of school land granted tO Mir. Alexander by the board of supervisors. Neither party to this case put in an appearance and il was postponed Co February l2th. Judge D1an left Saturday on the train for home where he will enjoy need ed rest during the holidays Bulletin. The utilization of the mesquite bean as a substitute for coffee, and as a food product, is the plan of company which is being organized for extensive operations in Arizona. According to a correspondent of the Fl PasO News James EgertOn, formerly of Buffalo, New York, is at the head of the pro
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 rank King returned Tuesday after 1n from Magdalena Sonora. where [ went to ship 800 head of cattle pur- hased from Latz Bros some time ago. When he reached NogaleS, with his cattle he found he would have tO wait eight days before he could get them 0spected, There is only one inspect
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