Arizona silver belt., 1904-11-17
WHAT HAS HAPPENED
 IN GRAHAM COUNTY

| J. L. T. Walters was elected justice or the peace at Duncan. The town on the Gila certainly is becoming civil ized.-Liberal.
 Mrs. Phoebus Freudenthal departed Wednesday for Las Cruces, N. M., where she will join party of friends and proceed to the worlds fair. She expects to be absent several weeks.- Bulletin.
 Mrs. I. E. Solomon left Wednesday for an extended visit to New York city. During Mrs. Solomon's absence Hotel Solomon will be under the manage ment of Miss Blanche Solomon. Mrs. Solomon will remain in New York all winter. She expects to return in the spring by way of San Francisco and Los Angeles.-Bulletin.
 The walls of the new building of tho Bank of Stafford are almost completed. When finished this will be one of the handsomest and most substan tial buildings in the county. It is con- posed of brick, trimmed and orna- mented with sandstone. The trim ming gives it & beautiful appearance. It is not only built for beauty and strength, but convenience as we'll The new building will be occupied be- fore the first of the year.-Guardian {.
 Col. Jake Abraham, of Clifton, did not like the arraignment made of him by the friends of the foundling hospi- tai, which characterized him as a di- vorced Jew. When Governor Brodie was ia Clifton last week Col. Jake con . cluded to show that he vas liberal in his religious thoughts, and as regards the children would waive his Jewish religion. According to the Herald he promised the governor that if the chil- dren remained tine Christmas tree would be prepared fol them on the 25th of Deceuber.-Liberal.
 c. Y. Webb informs the Bulletin of an exciting experience his son and two daughters had with wolves last week The young folks were driving from Cottonwood wash to Pima, and when about mile and half from Pima their large dog, following the rig, was suddenly attacked by two wolves. I he wolves fought so viciously that the dog ran to the rig for protection, the brutes following and continuing the fight up to and under the wagon. The young man jumped from the convey ance and whipped the wolves of the dog, but they only fell back few feet and glared at him so viciously that he dared not follow them up. Finally they slunk away in the brush and the young people proceeped to Pima Bulletin.
 Sheriff James Parks returned Mon day night from Moab, Utah, having in custoday J. l.. Munroe, charged with horse stealing. His partner, J oe Jones, 1t seems, had committed forgery in Moab, and the officers there refused to give him up. They claimed that he had forged checks on three different business men in the town and that he was good for long term in the peni- tentiary. It is said that MT. Munroe claims that the horses were to be paid for by parties here, which, however, was not done. He returned without requisi,ion papers, and was placed in the tunnel to await preliminary hearing before Justice Boyles. He is also charged with contempt of court in not appearing before the grand jury in case of the Territory vs. E. K. Smith, charged with an assault wi tn intent to kill. The chances are that he will be kept pretty busy to extricate himself from the difficulties which confront him. Era.