Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-10

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 ored, charged with petty larceny, was continued in Tucson to later date.
 The nature of the mysterious white powder found scattered among letters in tho mail pouch in the Tucson post office has~not yet been determined. It has been ascertained, however, that sam ples of face powder preparation went through the mails, and some of them may have become broken. The myster- ious powder is definitely known not to have been arsenic. The government off. cials have let the matter drop.
 Tucson bee.owners have appealed to the local humane society to have the ordinance banishing. bees from the Tue son corporation repealed. They allege that to move the hives at this season of the year would result in great nor tality among the busy insects. Freight rate officials will meet with the Maricopa Commercial club Monday for conference on freight charges in. to the Capital city.
 William F.. Asher near Phoenix fell of hay rake and died, presumably of heart failure.
 Covering 357 miles in ten days, four of which were spent in Globe, Nj. E. Butler and J. c. Raub have arrived in Phoenix from Bisbee in an automobile, stopping on the way st Wilcox. Solo monville. Fort Thomas, Globe and Roosevelt.
 An earnest inquirer in the Arizona Democrat wants 10 know why Governor Kibbey took only republicans with him on his trip to Washington. The answer ought to be easy.
 depth in the well of the Yavapai Oil < Development company near Valley Station raises high hopes of gusher being imminent.
 X promising gold strike has been made in what K known as the Gold Gem group in the Parker mining dis trict, Yuma county, four assays show ing values from 500 to s20O. Hotel Gandolfo in Yuma is being re- modelled and the Sun claims it will be second to none in the territory as soon as the work is completed.
 Douglas Fourth of July boomers are sending out all kinds of literature ad- yertising the big Independence Day event and carrying a magnificent pro. gram of attractions. How about Globe s big day? It's getting late and you folks will have to hurry. W. A. Kirk. a carpenter of Douglas, is in jail for passing bogus checks. A detachment of Fort Huaehuea reg ular army men are in camp in Douglas.
 Tombstone is having an epidemic of humps and measles.
 Count Desfours, the "real live count " who has been in Bisbee and Douglas for several days, has departed for San Francisco on his way to Japan.
 A local branch of the National Asso- citation of Stationary Engineers has been organized in Bisbee with a mem. bership of eighty.
 Bisbee g sewer system is nearing com pletion and portion of it is now ready for use.
 The Earl Burgess Stock company has opened an engagement of indefinite length in Bisbee.
 Professor Wilson of the Arizona ex- pertinent station at Phoenix, after series of experiments, announces that he has established the fact that oleander leaves are deadly poisonous to cattle.
 Safford is out with plans for Fourth of July celebration.
 A Mexican boy of 19 named Romero was badly stabbed at Winslow by Arr thur Daniel, negro. Romero is in a precarious condition and may not re- cover.
 The controversy over the location of the new Tempe high school will have it's final settlement at mass meeting called by the board of trustees.
 Go to the Indian Hot Springs. If sick, get well. If well, get rest and pleasure.
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