Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-17
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 Attempting to take a prisoner from an officer at Ray camp, one man, Mar GUS Toscanado is dead, another will probably serve a term in the peniten- tiary, and Deputy Sheriff Lew Mickey is alive only because of his quickness in handling gun.
 A branch of the Royal Arch, ma tional saloonmen' league, has been established at Prescott.
 The Fort Yuma Indian school has se- cured an appropriation of $3,O00 to be used in building an addition to the boys dormitory and other improve ments.
 While Pete and Steve Broderego were working in the shaft of the old Elec- tra mine at the 200-foot level, Steve got in the bucket to go to the surface Going up the bucket kept revolving until it was about fifty feet from the bottom. Its occupant got so dizzy he let go and fell to the bottom of the shaft. His collarbone was broken and he was shaken up.
 Frank Wiley, former justice of the peace at Ash Fork, has dissap- peared from San Francisco, where he was in the. carriage business with his brother and shortage of $40,000 has been found in his accounts. The territorial medical board held session this week and admitted five applicants to practice medicine in Ar izona. All were graduates of eastern colleges.
 The coal mines near Pinedale, Ma vaio county, are to be opened and a large force of men will be employed Graham and Pima county capital is behind the enterprise.
 Dr. Lowe, a prominent physician of Holbrook, is dead. Forty thousand head of sheep from New Mexico reached Flagstaff yester' day. They will graze in the valleys of Arizona.
 Ward Hughes, bookkeeper for large cattle company at Phoenix, died very suddenly Monday.
 Dennis May, an Arizona pioneer, anC at one time part owner of the Con gress mine. died in the Sisters hospita at Phoenix Sunday. In 1890, May went east after lucky strike, anc purchased his parents a magnificent home near Buffalo, also two farms neal that city. He was in good cireum stances when he died
 A shot was fired through the bed room window at Deputy Sheriff Me l shot was returned, and later trail oi blood discovered, leading to the con clusion that the officer had wounded his man, no clue, but evidently somi person who intended to kill the deputy sheriff.
 Rev. A. B. Maelean reports the recent conference at Flagstaff one of grea' helpfulness and blessing. A number oi excellent addresses by prominent people in the work of the NJ. F. church were features of the conference. Mir. Mae lean, in response to request from thu majority of his congregation, was re turned to the Phoenix charge, whiel he has already served faithfully two years.
 Tempe saloon keepers are violatin, the midnight closing ordinances. They have been warned that their license will be revoked if they continue th' practice.
 The annual Indian camp meeting vii open at Sacaton on the Gila river to morrow.
 A pomegranate, weighing pount and half and measuring fourteen inches in circumference has been growr by rancher near Tempe.
 The board of control has awarded contract for an artesian we'll at tho reformatory at Benson.
 Joseph Smith, convict sent up iron Yuma county for four-year term, com mitted suicide in the penitentiary by hanging. He was convicted of burg lary.
 Ask the Globe Hardware company fol prices on stoves. |
 Storage room phone 601. | | Van Wagenen, next door to the post office, does general painting and pa per hanging business. All work guaran teed.
 See Axtell for repairs. Globe Job ping Shop.
 SENTENCE POSTPONED | LOS ANGELES, Cal, October 16.--