Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-17
TERRITORIAL NEWS

mSui HI tuS Souuly ldil idsl "cuhcS- day. Dr. Jones was convicted of prac- ticing medicine without a diploma, and. incidentally, of advertising that | he cured rheumatism He has been in | jail for some weeks, and that time Is | allowed on three months sentence. At Globe Fred Briggs has his hands swathed in bandages as result of too i much patriotic fervor on the fourth. i He had loaded a toy cannon with dyna- | mite taken rom a giant cracker. but failing to make the cannon go off, he got a pitchfork and fixed it with the prongs toward him, and with the can non held in both hands. he was jabbing it onto one of the prongs in order to losen the dynamite, when it exploded. The recoil of the cannon tore Fred's right hand severely and painfully cut the left hand also. The services of a doctor were required to sew up the wounds, and it will be some time yet before Fred has the use of his hands.
 w. F. Cooper, the present district attorney of Pima county, will leave Tucson when his present term of office expires, which will be about the first of the year. He has announced that he would not be a candidate for re election, which caused a stir in repub lican circles in the old pueblo. He has accepted position with the Ran dolph- Huntington street railway syn dicate of Los Angeles. His many friends will regret to see him go, but hope he will better himself.
 Under Sheriff Hinson Thomas, of Gila county, who, with his family, spent the fourth on Pinto creek. met with a painful accident and that the result was not serious is certainly for tunate While setting oil fireworks for the amusement of the children. a Chinese bomb. having a defective fuse, exploded in his right hand, and split the ball of the thumb. The days.
 s The school census as taken this year gives Clifton . population of 4,200. The census law does not permit the taking of the census of unincorporated towns. The population of such places are merged with those of the district, and the census enumerator is not al lowed to give out the figures. It is pretty safe to say that Clifton at the present time has a population of be tween $500 and 1000.
 Charles Mccoy. a former resident of Clifton, dropped dead in Fl Paso last week from heart failure. He was consumptipe, and had predicted his death on the day it occurred. His wife died at the Manila hotel in Cliff ton some weeks ago under the most distressing circumstances. Her son, by former husband, is now with his father in Fl Paso-
 While in the Graham mountains ! recently Mir Whipple. with couple of assistants, after two days. of hard labor succeeded in putting out q forest fire and thus saving . vast amount of good timber Campers in the mountains cannot be too careful with their camp fires
 A. NJ. roster, connected with the Yuma Sun, and W. R. Ainsworth, a prominent railroad man, both mem- bers of the Uniform rank, Knights of Pythias, at Yuma, mustered in the Jerome uniform rank July {.
 The richest gold strike ever sace in New Mexico was reported at G sden a~few days ago. Ore running as sigh as SIS. GOO to the ton in wire gole was struck at depth of ten feet.
 The Douglas Lacey company enc un- tered strong flow of gas and st rsa of oil at the 275-foot level of their oil vaellt near Mineral Poin1 Yavapai county, . few dave ago.
 The successful operation of the Pride of the West concentration works and smelter has given healthy incentive to propecting and development work ia that vicinity
 Cananea has a population of 10000 and it's rapid growth has rendered 1t impossible to provide living accommo- dations to meet the requirements.
 Dr. Dodswork. physician ct the| Phoenix Indiau school, is ensazed in . rigid zexaminafion of the pupils for heart and lung trouble. | The crop repoyss for the past montA show marked deficiency in the ton mage of alfalfa All crops, in fact, are unsatisfactory
 
 The territorial board of medical ex- aminers held a regular session in Phoenix in the fore part of the week.
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