Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-06

Mesa chamber of commerce, has start ed movement which he VII present to the next session of the Arizona leg islature. This is to build an automo bile road from Phoenix past the Roose welt dam, Fish creek hill. the natural l bridge, Flagstaff and to the Grand canyon.
 Dr. Chandler considers this a most important move on account of the fact that such a highway would pass l through the richest farming and III 1 the United States, then upon the gov ernmen road running to Roosevelt, passing over Fish creek canyon. which he claims in itself presents scenery equalled nowhere else in the United States or even in Switzerland. At the end of this government stretch of road could be seen the great Tonto dam, which is recognized as being one of the greatest engineering accom- plishments in the world.
 From Roosevelt, Dr. Chandler ue- clares. a Toad could be built north over the AIogollon mountains, through the pine forest, to the natural bridge, one of the wonder places of the Unit ed States, and continuing north over one of the largest forests in the Unit ed States, terminate at the Grand Canyon
 The estimated cost of such a high way, Dr. Chandler says. is not so great as would be expected, as the proposition to be put to thes egislators viii ask that prison labor be used in its construction.
 E The MaricoDa county democratic convention resulted in an endorsement of Hon. Eugene Brady O'NeHl as the congressional candidate. Mir. O'Neill so far has Maricopa with thirty seven votes and Yuma with eight Friends of O'Neill have claimed that Apache county would be for their favorite, but that county has not yet been heard from.
 A correspondent writing from Roosevelt to the Arizona Republican. under date of July 3l, tells of a tre- mendous wind which visited that town, doing much damage:
 And the wind blew and there was desOlation throughout the land Att least it blew through Roosevelt yes teGday afternoon and if it was not going 400 mics an hour, it was going some at any rate making ribbons of tent tops, collapsing one or two tents altogether ana leaving behind a half inch of dust on tables, furniture etc. to show the good people of Roosevelt that for all the rains of the past fort night there was stiT some dust in the country to spare. It came from upI the Salt river and striking Roosevelt full force proceeded to demolish things in general, blowing a telephone post across Urquhart's tent, tearing tse flag on Government Hill in two, leaving it about three inches long for the full width of old glory, picking off about half the roof on the cement works warehouse, taking the wooden roof of the big cement reservoir foil tank and laying it upside down across the government road, from where it had to be moved to let the Mesa stage by, blowing down the signs in front of the English Kitchen, demolishing the severa tents belonging 70 the Mesa Roosevelt Stage company and their agent s. s. Thompson. I, razed a couple of Mexican tents even with the ground and jumping across the, river to O'Rourke camp, taking off q few flies. Luckily for those living in the demolished houses the wind was not followed as usual by a heavy rain, which would have added very mater ially to the damage done"
 
 Justo, the already famous three year-oId trotter, is almost daily prov ing that his mistress, Mrs. J. c. Adams of Phoenix is good judge of what is in colt Last Tuesday at Springfield -li, he broke the worlds record for tiree-year-olds, trottihg a mile inI 2:1gA The next heat he went inI 2:111R. Either figure would have smashed the record. few days be- fore that. at Pekin, IT., he broke tte worlds record for his class. Justo