The copper era., 1903-01-01
ARIZONA WEEK BY WEEK.


 Col. Freeze, Elwood Madden, Oscar Robbins and John Speck, old time sporting people, well known through out the southwest, have opened big saloon in Tombstone
 Dan Williamson, former sheriff of Gila county, now with the G. V. G. & N. railroad, has been transferred from Stafford to Globe and will have charge Of tho Globe depot as station agent Globe Times.
 At Bisbee the Orient was billced out of S60 by 0 player who lad the money on the roulette wheel. He lost and then grabbed up the money and rushed out of the house. The house has no redress and cannot prosecute the player for any kind of an offense. Gambling is illegal, though it is licensed.
 A woman who registered at the Windsor Hotel, Tucson, as Mrs. E. M. Allen, Seattle, suicided by shooting herself through the head. The body was found on the bed propped up by two pillows, holding a mirror in one hand and 2 revolver in the other. A note was left which read: "I am tired of the old game, Bury me here"
 Harry Shepard has returned from Huachuca Siding where he inspected 900 head of steers for Colin Cameron. [ 1x for Sl5, SIS and S2l. They are the best bred Herefords in Arizona. They went to J. Arnott at Bakersfield, Cal. Mir. Cameron will soon ship out 1000 cows and heifers from the same range. Prospector.
 Last week new Arizona product was shipped out into the world. A carload of honey. weighing some 35,- GOO pounds, was shipped from Stafford. The honey netted the shippers some $500. There are some people, among them might be mentioned the ever true Senator Beveridge, who would not believe there was enough sweetness iE all Arizona to furnish q carload of honey. However, there are lots of things that Senator Bcveridge does not know about.-Liberal.
 A daring hold-up was perpetrated on tho road betwcen F'airbaals and -Tonh- stone last night. The regular stage had reached point one mile outside of Fairbank, enrOute to Tombs tone, when two men jumped out with rifles and called hands up." The Wells, Fargo express box was pulled of and the stage proceeded This morning the box was found in the foothills broken open and rifed. The loss is unknown. One man wore high heeled boots and the other had his feet wrap ped In sacks. They were tracked into Fairbank. Posses are now out. t.-Citi- zen.
 We learn.from a special correspond ent at Douglas that our sister city is soon to have a female athletic club. Several females there hearing that Bisbee had an athletic club and was pulling off some red hot sparring matches decided that the men were too slow and In order to arouse more en- thusiasm couple of them gave D. round go on one Of the streets of the town. Although the go was not ex- teusively advertised, it was witnessed by large crowd. Not being very well versed in the rules, fouls were ofte n committed. No gloveswere used. When time was called both looked as though 1t would take a lot Of plaster and cream of roses to restore them to anything like normal conditions. All day long souveniers of the fight in the shape of hairpins, ribbons and locks of hair were picked up by the small boys at the scene of the mill. The fight was declared a draw and the participants taken to their respective homes in express wagons. Douglas is up to date, no matter what Senator Beveridge may think about it.-Miner.
 A few days since while in Douglas Sheriff Lewis made an important capt. ure of Frenchman who is wanted by tho authorities of Yuma county on a felony charge. The Frenchman has been working in saloon on the Mexi- can side of the line at Douglas for sew eral months, and the officers there have been waiting for him to come across the line so that they could take him. The other evening Sheriff Lewis while walking down one of the streets of Douglas, spied his man, who about the same time got his eye on our big sheriff and then began an ex-