Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-06

Bisbee and Douglas may soon be con nected by an electric railway. No new equipment would be required for the scheme.
 The political clouds must be pretty dense over Phoenixway. The Arizona Gazette predicts an early spring, owing to the fact, as t announces, that the grounding was unable to see his shad- ow. Secretary Taft never suffers such disappointing experiences.
 Mrs. N. C. Latta, special agent for n society in New York is in Phoenix Investigating the report that many Jew. ish girls are shipped from the east to that city for immoral purposes
 A lot which sold a few years ago in Phoenix for $500 has recently been re sold for Sl0,000.
 The recent storm covered the Wal lapai mountains to a depth with a man tel of the beautiful, althoug no snow fell on the low foothills. The rain was one of the best this section has been blessed with in years and it will be but a short time until grass covers all tho also been benefited by the downpour.-- Mohave County Miner.
 Kingman people are pleased with tho report that the bill authorizing Mohav, county to issue bonds for courthouse and jail has been favorably reported in congress. Mohave county has badly needed a new courthouse and jail fo, many years and the supervisors should lose no time in getting the building under way. 1t is really a crime to put prisoner in the present jail and this building should be built before the work County Miner.
 Kingman people are elamorng for ar enlargement of the local graveyard, and Kingman isn t dead one, either
 The Graham County Advocate. pub lished at Clifton during the past year has suspended publication. In expla nation the Advocate says: "We had been promised the active support and encouragement of the socialisa party oi Arizona and of the Western Federation of Miners of this territory, but the said support did not materialize from either of these organizations. There is limit to human endurance and that limit has been reached.
 Charles II. Mauk, a pioneer mining man of the territory, died suddenly al the home of his son-in-law in Phoenis on Sunday night. He was seventy year of age and a resident of Virginia City Nevada.
 Martin Allen, 409is East Park Av enue, Anaconda, Mont, is looking fol his brother, John Allen, a miner, wh' was last heard from in the territor, in June last.
 At Peach Springs last Monday nigh during a row between white men an, Indians one of the Indians, John Smitl by name. was either intentionally O accidentally shot in the left leg an' may die from the wound, the bones be ing fractured and the flesh terribl, lacerated. One man is in jail as re suit of the fraeas
 A brick plant is the latest addition to Tucson's industries.
 
 "'Strikes hot water at depth O 350.D runs headline in the Arizon Democrat. That would seem to be goin good distance to dig up trouble. Frank Connelley has resigned as mar ager of the Doris theatre at Phoeni and has been succeeded by Paul | Ingles. The Elks of Phoenix now hay charge of the Doris.
 | The business men of Prescott wi give dinner at the Yavapai club o | February 24. "Fitz-Mac, the we known mining writer, will be among tf speakers
 | A rich strike of gold ore is reporte | in the Octave mine in Yavapai count. | l.. w. Perkins, a prominent citizen (
 the Salt River valley, is dead. He WI
 extensively engaged in the manufactul
 of olive oil during the past nine year
 The residents of the Santa Cruz va
 ley, realizing the possibilities of Il
 rich lands of that section, are takir
 up an irrigation scheme, and propo
 asking the government for financial a
 sistance in constructing dam on u