Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-13
TERRITRIAl NEWS

Fourteen banks have been estab- lished in Southern Arizona in the past three years.
 Gusseppi Circelli was killed at the King mine last week by a slab of rock falling on him. He was buried on Saturday.
 Ed. Harris and Jack Menir, who have been employed al the King mine for some time past, left Monday last for Bisbee. They are good miners and popular boys.
 Mitt Simms, who Is a candidate for county recorder. left yesterday for the lower Gila valley. He expects to re- turn Sunday or Monday. Mitt has his hustling clothes on.
 Hundreds of thousands of dollars were made or saved to the cattlemen of the Salt river valley and the ad- jacent ranges by the rains of last Sat urday and Sunday nights.
 Justice Shirley was down from Met calf yesterday and reports that the new railroad will be running into Met calf in about six weeks. which will be a great advantage to the camp.
 E. c. Johnson who mas been in charge of the improvements being made by the Clifton water company, returned to Morenci last week, and will resume his old position with the Morenci water company.
 About s5 000 are now being expended at the terrltorial asylum for the in- sane near Phoenix. There is now being built a new engine room. laun- dry and bakery. all well equipped and much larger in size than the quarters now in use at the asylum.
 Tempe is preparing to start another creamery and a public meeting of the citizens was held recently when the project was set in motion. Tempe al ready has one of the largest cream cries in the country. but it has more than can be attended to. so a second one will be established.
 The new telephone line between Wickenburg and PhoenIx is now com pleted. This line will be a great con venience to the people of both places.
 Tom Smith. county recorder. spent the week in Clifton. He will most likely be re-nominated by the repub- licans for the office to which he was elected two years ago.
 Ben Crawford has sold well mounted bear skin on exhibition at the Central hotel this week The skin Is from silver tip bear that weighed about 1000 pounds. It is a very large skin, and well mounted The bear was killed by MT. Crawford on a re cent trip to the mountains of Chi huahua. Mexico. A careful examina- tion of the skin failed to show where the bear was shot. Mir Crawford explained this by stating that he shot it in the eye. In fact he always shoots them in the eye. Experience has taught him that it is the safest shot and besides that. it saves mutilating the skin. The skin will be shipped to lady friend in Tucson.
 George Tate was given the first de- gree in the Knights of Pythias order Saturday night. and Dave Tate was given the third degree. After the ser vices the lodge adjourned to the libra ". where an elaborate spread had been prepared. at which about forty Knights were seated. A number of Morenci Knights were present. An ad- dress of welcome to visiting brethren was delivered by Chancellor Command CT Dunn. which was responded to by Chancellor Commander Cansler of the Morenci lodge. Past Chancellor Burtch acted as toast master. The Clifton lodge now has a membership of more than seventy. and is in a most four ishing condition.
 4 wreck happened at the Coronado incline Saturday last. For some req son not explained. the brake refused to work The Coronado incline is the longest and steepest incline in the district. and it is said that the speed made by the cars was sight worth : seeing. The cars going down were loaded with ore and those going up with mining timbers Both sets of cars stayed with the track until. the end of their journey. No damage was done 70 the incline. but the cars were badly wrecked. Tom Sidebotham and q companion who were on their way down from Coronado barely missed the train upon which it was their in- teption to come down on. Tom says he had a happy walk down Coronado mountain that day.
 Sundays Game
 The game last Sunday between Clifton and Morenci was witnessed by small but enthusiastic audience.