Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-05

Paso for blocking the streets and again in San Antonio for attempting to speak without license.
 Nine Celestials tried in Douglas for being illegally in the United States, were ordered deported by Commissioner Sames, none being able to show the proper documents.
 The Fourth of July committee of Douglas is hard at work making plans for big celebration at the Shelter City. Douglas is not near enough to interfere with the Globe doings, but our local boosters should get busy before some nearby locality beats them to it. Prescott was selected as the next annual meeting place of the Arizona Medical association, just adjourned in Tucson. Dr. A. D. Olcott of Tucson was elected president for the ensuing year and John w. Finn of Prescott, sec. retary.
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 Senator Clark is visiting his United Verde properties in Jerome and speaks assuringly of the proposed new railroad from Jerome to tap the Verde valley.
 Prescott's new $33,000 county jail is completed and the nineteen prisoners were moved into their new quarters Sat. urday.
 The graveyard shift has been dis continued in the Junction shaft below Bisbee and in future only two shifts will be run. The men were not dis missed, but were put to work in other workings of the Superior & Pittsburg company, of which the Junction is but one of five big mines.
 The Spanish speaking residents of Tucson are celebrating in great style their most important national holiday, Cineo de Mayo, and the program in cludes grand parade, much public speaking and sports dear to the heart of the sons of Mexico.
 Mrs. Henry NJ. Willis, formerly of Phoenix, but now living in California, is heir to $1,O00,0O by the death of her father, James Daly of New York.
 A meeting of the forest service em- ployees was held at Flagstaff last week for the purpose of receiving instructions and discussing the needs and require , ments of the several reserves in this territory. There were fifty of them in attendance, twelve of whom are from the department headquarters at Wash ington. Supervisors and rangers from the Black mesa. north and south, Pres cott, Verde and Grand Canyon south were among those in attendance. Three of Douglas leading stores will in future close at 6 clock instead of 6:30, as in the past.
 The necessary bonus of $7,500 to se- cure the extension of the Phoenix street car system from the Indian school to Washington street has been subscribed. and the building of the line will proba. bly, soon begin.
 The fees collected by the territorial auditor during the month of May for the incorporation of new companies amounted to $3,579. This is slightly less than was collected during the pre- ceding month, though above the aver age for all the months of this year.
 Yuma Eagles are planning to build a hail.
 Bisbee has received 23J applications for school teaching jobs in response to- a call issued by Superintendent Phil brook. These applications cover range of territory from Alaska to Mexico.
 The Armin stock company has com pleted it's engagement in the valley and
 F. l.. Cline, an expert bank examiner of Denver, has been employed by United States Attorney Alexander to go to Bis We Buy and Sell Stocks In All Markets On Commission BRU co.