Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29
DAYS DOINGS IN ARIZONA

federal appointees. Mr.. Adams prom
Uses q warm roast in return, if he dis
covers the game is worth the powder it
would take 10 blow il up, rernarking
that "some of the rest Of us would
like TO take hand n the political
game. even though the royal blood Of
the Arizona federal official may not
course through our veins. =
T. A. Hickey, who has been lectur-
ing in Phoenix, has left for New York,
where he will undertake to finance a
mining proposition.
Small pox has broken out in the
county Jail at Flagstaff,
The new Santa Fe depot at Winslow
has been completed and turned over
for the use of the employees and the gen.
eral public at that point.
The Holbrook Argus suggests to those
seeking Office that advertising in the
local newspapers that will prove very
fruitful. The Argus thinks that if
fellow wants boosting that he should
come through with the coin. The pub.
fisher does not draw the salary after his
, man is elected.
A good hotel is town s best adver-
tisement, and the hotels of Prescott,
with commendable enterprise, believe
in advertising the fact that they are
good hotels, and all of them have taken
liberal advertising space in the daily
papers. Tucson and Phoenix hotel men
also have similar lunches.
Phoenix is arranging for a series of
Sunday excursions over the Phoenix q
Eastern to Queen Creek, where 100000
sheep are to be shorn.
The prediction is made that within a
year, BOuse, new mining camp in
western Arizona, will have popula-
ton of from 5000 to 5000, and will
be one of the liveliest mining towns in
the territory. 1t is gold camp and
the big properties are being developed
by Los Angeles capitalists.
After four months of red tape, Rafael
Valenzuela, who escaped from the Yuma
pen;tentiary some time ago, will be sur
49,. Iaxsaon ny
the capture of the convict having been
made on Mexican soil.
"Will Kibbey bring promise'' asks
the Arizona Democrat. The chances
should be good. He hasn't lost any por.
tion of il en- route.
Seventeen years ago yesterday the
town of Yuma was almost swept away
by a big food in the Colorado and ella
rivers.
Two hundred and fifteen guests were
seated at the dollar dinner given by
the chamber of commerce in Douglas
and the new organization has been nice.
~ launched
DIR. Green, a travelling dentist with
headquarters in Los Angeles, was ar
rested at Concho the other day charged
with practicing dentistry in the terri
tory without first securing license. He
was convicted and sentenced to pay
| fine of 800 and the costs. He dug up
the dough and Immediately left Ari'
IONA.
Latham & Hunt is the name of view
| firm which has recently embarked in
the general merchandise business at
Thatcher. c. V. Latham, who recent
w came to Arizona from South Caro-
lima, will have charge of the business,
Alex. Hunt, his partner, looking after
the store at Stafford.
The Stafford Journal is opposed to
Sunday baseball games and it seems
has converted the fire company into a
ball nine of that city. The Journal is
running reform matter to the exclusion
of the news, which - not exactly what
the readers of newspaper pay for.
A Stafford doctor, according TO the
Journal, recently Extracted six and
one-half gallons of water" from pa
tient. There's no use talking, that
water wagon campaign down the valley
is gaining in force and fury.
Percy Walden, wanted at Bisbee on
felony charge, has been arrested at
Benson. The charge was preferred
against him several months ago, but
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