Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
What Has Happened in the Ter
ritory Since Our Last
Issue
AN INTERESTING COLLECTION
Of Clippings From Newsy Contempor-
aries Gossip Of the Busy Week.
Activity in the Southern Counties is
Pronounced


After eluding the officers of the law
of two territories for three months,
Frank Goyne, fugitive from justice,
was apprehended by Sergeant Hop
kns of the Arizona rangers Saturday
in Cochise County. and has been taken
to Hillsboro, New Mexico, in company
with Sheriff William Kendall OF Sierra
county. Goyne will be tried on a charge
of cattle stealing.
A man supposed to be A. j. Simp-
kins the alleged murderer of Former
Governor Steuenenberg of Idaho has
been arrested in Cananea by Col.
Kosterlitzky. Simpkins was MEM
Der of the executive committee of the
Western Federation of Miners and was
implicated in the confession of Steve
Adams who claimed that SimpKns was
the man who placed the internal mach
inc under the gate of Steuenenberg
residence.
Ground was broken last Saturday for
the new town of Warren located two
miles from Bisbee, a project of the
Warren Realty and Development COM
pany of which Messrs. Rowland and
Smith the promoters of the Globe Con-
solidated company were the sponsors.
1t is expected to become one of the
leading residence cities in Southern
Arizona and will be connected with
Bisbee by an electric inter-urban rail-
way on which construction has already
begun.
A visitor in the city from Bisbee last
week stated that much difficulty was
being experienced by the Copper
Queen company in securing miners and
that at present the company could
easily use 1000 additional men in the
mines. He also stated that owing to
this fact there is much less ore being
produced by the company and that at
its Douglas smelter last month there
was almost as much custom ore re-
duced as ore from it's own mines. The
output of the smelter for the month of
September was $500, 900 pounds and
the output of the Calumet & Arizona
smelter was 1922, 900 pounds.
Nose Drachman one of the leading
citizens and capitalists of Tucson left
for his home Tuesday morning after
spending several days in the city on
business. Mr.. Drachman has been in
Globe before but he stated that the last
visit was great surprise to him, and
he admitted that although he consider
ed the Ancient Pueblo the best city IN
the southwest, said old burg would
have to hump herself if she did not
want to be overtaken by Globe. Mr..
Drachman may become interested in
Globe financially in the near future, in
which event he can be counted upon for
some consistent boosting for Globe.
The republican machine which has
dominated the party in Cochise county
for several years past went down and
out Saturday, when it was overwhelm-
ingly defeated at the primaries Doyle
the machine candidate for sheriff was
defeated by four to one vote in Bis
bee by White. For the democrats, the
result of the primaries showed that
Sheriff r. S. Hunt will again receive
the nomination. his fight being against
Dell Lewis former sheriff of the coun-
ty. Capt. Rynning of the rangers car
ried the republican primaries in Doug
las and several other towns and it is
expected that the race between him
and White for the republican nomina-
ton will be close one. Frank Hare
the present recorder was defeated for
the nomination for treasurer by the
present incumbent, j. N. Gaines.
Illuminating the sky in its fight,
travelling at tremendous rate of
speed, and finally disintegrating into
many small parts with a report like
that of very heavy explosion, a me-
teor passed through the sky last even
ing shortly after six O'Clock, viewed by
residents of every part of the valley,
says the Phoenix Republican. Those
who did not see the fiery body heard
the report which followed its breaking
into small parts, or heard the roaring
sound of its flight through the air.
The meteor must have consumed
minute in passing, and the laundering
noise caused many to believe that an
earthquake was at hand. Those who
did not see the aerolte but heard the
noise, telephoned different public
Offices with anxious inquiries, thinking
a great explosion had occurred.