Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-11

The citizens of F1agstaff have start ed movement to beautify that town.
 Dr. c. A. Schrader was painfully in jured last week while hunting near Tucson. Edward Taylor who, was hunting with him fired at some doves in heavy undergrowth and part of the load struck Dr. Sehrader.
 When Mrs. W. s. Piekren returns to Phoenix on July l. after nearly ,sl year spent in eastern cities and Eu- rope. she will be richer by $5O,0OO, which has just been awarded to her in the New York courts az her share of the estate of Silent" Smith.
 The will of the late Colonel H. H. McCord has been probated in Phoenix It conveys all Of his property of all kinds to ais wife.
 Dr. Justice, Sol Camp and Mr. East man have purchased the Fl Guaji property in northern Sonora, paying therefor $12,000. The mine is located about two miles south of the San Pedro river and is 8 regular shipper. 
 Marshal Sam Brown of Tempe has served notice on the bibulous that he will arrest every man found on the streets in an intoxicated condition On the 9th of July, the Knights of Columbus will exemplify the three de- grees at Elks Hall in Flagstaff, under the auspices of Da Silva Council, No. 1929.
 The Tempe board of trade has ask ed the mayor to proclaim holiday fo= the purpose of allowing the town to visit the recently finished Granite Reel dam in a body. Governor J. H. Kibbey delivered the commencement address to the graduating class of the Jerome high school.
 A through standard sleeper over ! the NJ. & P. out of Phoenix to Chi cago, has been started. Mrs. Louise Coddington. wife of Prof. w B. Coddington, of Syracuse University, died on Monday at Tue son, where she came for health a month ago.
 Governor Kibbey will turn the. water into the Granite Reef dam near Phoenix on Saturday afternoon. This l will mark the first in series of ded- ication ceremonies of the Roosevelt liam reservoir system The case of Mrs. Catherine Hogan against the Southern Pacific railroad is on trial at Tucson. She claims 5009 sustained in a wreck near Tue son.
 It is estimated that the Yuma crop of melons will amount to 60 cars of | first, class goods. The cars average | 336 crates each, which will give a total of almost 25,000 crates. Through 1 out the season an advance of 75 cents 9 crate on all fancy standards will be paid daily on delivery at the shipping she1
 Judge J. H. Blakely, nominated for | delegate to congress on the Prohibit I ton ticket, has declined to run.
 Mystery effectully snrouds the | identity of the slayer of Jsmes Els worth, better known as Red Els worth, who was shot in the back ana killed while at the ranch of his old | friend, Joseph Dixon, near Maine, Ariz., last week.
 A California nurseryman has plant | ed 240,000 orange seeds in Phoenix | for the purpose oE raising slips to be transplantedI by Salt River valley | fruit raisers.
 | Former students of the University of Michigan in Arizona are planning | to organize a permanent alumni asso- citation in Phoenix.
 Architect Fitshugh of Los Angeles | has moved his family to Phoenix. He has the contract for building the new territorial prison at Florence and his family will reside in. Phoenix until the work is done.
 After lying idle for seven years,
 the properties of the Jerome Verde
 Copper company are said to be pre- ! pairing to resume operations. 1 Tempe business houses have fn- augurated Friday afternoon holiday. l A movement is on foot looking to 1 the consolidation of the grape grow
 CTS association and the Mesa melon
 growers association in the Salt River
 valley.
 1 Sixty pupils in the eighth grade
 were graduated in the Tucson schools 1e C1a<