Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-19
IN ARIZONA

Attorney Francis Nj. Hartman of Phoenix narrowly escaped deaIh by coming in contact with a broken sele- phone wire, which had been swept across the trolley line by high wind Crouching low in his atuo he escaped with only slight shock.
 By the explosion of a rifle while out turkey hunting near Williams, Dan Benung of Prescott narrowly escaped horrible death. Chunks of flesh were torn from the right hand, the little fin. ger of the left hand was torn off, and piece of the flying gun barrel tore the skin from his cheek and eyelid. A rich streak of gold found in the | Buzzard- Shadow claim of the New York Arizona company, near Morenei, runs $20,000 to the ton; and Morenci is all 1 excitement.
 The Winkelman coal fields promise to become valuable producers under recent we'll directed development.
 It will cost Phoenix $l,500 to take the Wichita team to the Tucson tour. ney. The first money offered is s750 Phoenix will not seek glory at that price.
 l.. W. Powell, general manager of the Calumet X Arizona properties, officially denies the report that the working force of the company is being reduced.
 Governor Kibbey has arranged for the extradition of Centorio Diaz from Magdalena, who is wanted in Pima county. The expense at the Mexican end will be paid by the territory. A wagon road has been built from Tucson to the Purcell mines, distance of thirty miles. Tucson business men were behind the improvement.
 The railroad bridge over the Colo rado at Parker, according to railroad men, will be one of the greatest of it's kind in the world. In it's construction 5000 tons of steel and 10000 barrels of cement will be used The bridge proper will be 1,700 feet long.
 Kingman is reported on a genuine southern California boom. 
 Grant Jones fills the vacancy on the Tempe Normal board caused by the death of Watson Piekrell.
 Buckeye farmers are harvesting their second crop of alfalfa seed. The price is 121a cents and an acre produces $65.62.
 Pinal county will pass to a county of the third class January l. Its assessed valuation is over $2,OOO,OO0.
 The Arizona Copper company's man agement asserts that the company can produce copper at a profit if the price falls to 10 cents.
 When Governor Kibbey left for Mis- sissippi to confer with the president he carried along a box of dates from the capital grounds which will be presented to Teddy with the compliments of all Arizona.
 The department store cut rate idea has been extended to courts of justice. A Tempe magistrate announces that he will reduce fines one-half for the spot cash.
 Jumping from a horse, Mesa Indian discharged his pistol accidentally and is now numbered among the braves in the happy hunting grounds.
 Milk has been advanced to 15 cents a quart in Douglas. High price of feed is the reason given.
 Young Lelevier has been taken to Tucson for trial.
 Mabel Wilmot has been arrested at Bisbee charged with stealing $ll5 from a gentleman friend.
 Dry farming has been proved pro nounced success in the San Pedro val ley. Corn harvested this year averages about twenty bushels to the acre. Bar ley, wheat and vegetables of all kinds are grown.
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