Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28

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 Bisbee, deserted by their parents, des-
 timte and begging food. Their case
 hase been taken up by eharitably in-
 clined people.
 A New Mexican man is looking over
 the Tucson field with a view of estab
 fishing a weekly republican paper.
 The assessment roll of Pinal county for the current year amounts to $2,440,- 297. This is an increase over last year of about $400,000.
 J. J. Healy of Phoenix is representing the Independence League of Arizona at
 the national convention of the party in Chicago, now in session.
 Citizens of the Third ward in Bisbee
 have indorsed F. E. Baldwin for ap-
 pointment to the city council in place of Alderman Tom Grady, who will soon resign.
 Albert Mckenzie, manager of the Royal theater in Bisbee, is organizing
 q Revolver club in that city to develop
 the craftsmanship of many Bisbee citi- lens who are already crack shots. Sasco, the new smelter town of the Imperial Copper company, is to have a new sl7,0OO hotel.
 Sunday afternoon Tucson Woodmen If the World unveiled monument to R. $. Ramirez. deceased member of the order.
 A second bond election will be held
 in Tempe August 27 to vote on a new issue to take the place of the $50,000
 school bond issue recently turned down. The Chandler gas plant franchise does not meet the iIll approval of the Ter.pe council committee appointed to inves- tigate it, and an adverse report was made on the proposed ordinance. The Phoenix board of trade has ten dered a site about seven and one-h half miles from Phoenix 10 the Typographi- cal union, provided the order decides to build home for eonsumptive members Jf the craft in Arizona. A new theater is to be built at East lab arE ,t, fn ha home of a permanent stock company. The Billy Stiles holdup near Arivaca turns out to be a pipe dream which originated in the fertile brain of a teamster who wished to account in some thrilling manner for wound on the top of his head received in a fall from his wagon.
 The Moki snake dance, the most in- teresting ceremony with the Indians of the southwest, is announced to take
 place at Oraibi between the 18th and 25th of August.
 George w. McFarlin, an old-time printer and newspaper man of Arizona, has been appointed guard at the Yuma penitentiary.
 The Copper Queen store in Douglas
 has just installed the sixth plate glass l in the front of the store in the last few months. All the windows were broken through the carelessness of boys on the streets.
 Charged with hanging around houses of i'll repute in Bisbee, F. w. Watson was fined $50 Saturday. J. K. Morgan got ls0 days in jail | for robbing the Copper Queen store in Bisbee of a suit of clothes. The Bisbee Episcopal church has cleared itself of debt, the last $2OO hav- l ing been paid last week. l Pima county boasts of cucumber q
 foot long and weighing three pounds Dr. l.. B. Carey and Miss Ruth Dun | lap, prominent Douglas people, were
 married in that city last week. 1 Several thousand orange trees have
 been ordered for transplanting near
 Mesa. They are of the Washington na-
 vel and grapefruit varieties, and will
 arrive for planting in December.
 Salvation Army officials have estab- | lished branch at Tucson, with Ensign
 and Mrs. West, formerly of this city,
 in charge.
 Ore running $4 to $l5 per ton in gold
 has been encountered on the Walkover
 properties few miles from Yuma. Con-
 siderable excitement prevails and large
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