Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04

snow capped mountains down which the glaciers run about third of the way to the edge of that famous pond. The $. F, surely has discerning artist for he has discovered very important fea. turo of that Southern California land. scapc which all his predecessors have overlookel.-Republiean. Tempe boasts of q blooming century plant whic hthcy claim is the only one of it's kind in Arizona. Taken suddenly ill about o'clock Sunday evening. John $. Stockham, one of the early engineers in the Southern Pacific passed away two hours later at his residence in Tucson. He was 7i years of age.
 Harry Brunson of Phoenix decoyed his roommate down town, then hurried back and shipped said roommate g trunk to the depot. The trunk was To- cated by the police at the station and the amateur embezzler of wearing ap- barrel is in the meshes of the law. The tennis tournament of the Cali fornia Tennis association in which some of the Arizona cracks are plann- ing to compete, will be held on the courts of the Virginia hotel at Long Beach, Cal, June IS, l9 and 20. Two suits for damages have been | filed by Phoenix people who fell into open ditches in the streets which were not marked by danger signals. Ono is for $i00 and another for $l30 The three Indian lads recently pinched in Phoenix for bicycle stealing have been bound over to the grand jury.
 That operations arc soon to be re- sumcd on the copper property of the Chiricahua Development company near Paradise is the statement of the Record.
 F. W. Hawkins, indicted in Tucson for the murder of Albert C. Leonhardt, and in jail awaiting trial, tells the newspapers that he will change his plea
 to "gnilty," when arraigned for trial. Hon. Herbert Penney of Tucson, chairman of the territorial republican central committee, will leave within a few days for Chicago where he will be an interested spectator at the national republican convention which will con vene in that city on June l6.
 Acting upon the recommendation of Prof. Forbes, head of the territorial agricultural experiment station at Tue son, Secretary Garfield has advised the Yuma county water users assoc ation that the person who homcsteads Euder the Yuma project from this time for ward will be limited to l5 acres. This applies to all persons filing later than June, 1906.
 Bitten in the hand by black spider Friday night, County Recorder J. M. 
 Polhamus of Yuma, suffered terribly from the insects infection and his arm is badly swollen as far as tho elbow.
 Frank s. Kleeberger, one of the most prominent of California college ath- letes, will be physical culture director at the University of Arizona. He is a record track man.
 The Coconino Sun reports that the Pine Springs section of country is very dry; that stockmen are extremely anx- ious over the water supply, and many of them are digging wells to secure enough to tide them over. l. About Q o'clock Monday morning at Jerome Junction, W. T. Baker, pio- neer, aged 7s years, in stepping off the depot platform was struck and knocked down by the engine of south bound train. He had three ribs broken and was badly bruised.
 
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