Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-25


desert west of Phoenix have not as yet
been identified. Joseph Etehegary, who
came out from Los Angeles, believing
the body that of his brother, could not
identify the skeleton or any of the
! clothing and the officers have about
abandoned hope of ever finding out who
the dead man was.
Burglars entered the store of Coach
& Coach, Tempe, and emptied the cash
box, containing about $50. Entrance
was effected by breaking lock off the
rear door. 1t is thought to be the work
of amateurs and some persons familiar
with the store and surroundings.
Oranges are selling at 10 cents a
dozen in the stores at Tempe.
The Odd Fellows of Phoenix have pur-
| chased a piano for their hall.
Quite n number of new residences are
being erected in Tucson.
A Mexican laborer was found muir.
dered in one of the principal streets
of Tucson. Several arrests have been
made; but the officers have but little
evidence TO connect the suspected par
ties with the crime The man was foun
with bullet wound in his heart.
Mrs. Laura r. Arnold wife of AS
sistant District Attorney Arnold of
Tucson. died suddenly Saturday
Rev. J. 4. Bell, pastor of the First
Christian church, Braddock, Pa, has ac-
cepted charge of the recently organized
| Christian church at Tucson.
The landlady of a fashionable board
ing house IN Bisbee has taken forciblc
possession of 81 ring belonging 10 a
guest, who is society leader, and is
/ now sueing him in open court 10 re.
cover Judgment for 500 alleged to be
due for prunes, attention, etc. Hard
hearted, unfeeling, humiliating land
lady.
Hoboes are giving Bisbee the so-by.
The city court is passing our fine
of 500 or ninety days on the streets
and the wearies have taken a tumble.
4 Bisbee man has been arrested and
sentenced to serve Jail sentence for
/ the theft Of dozen windows, which he
took from neighbors house.
| Losing his pants in making his es
cape from Jail, Bisbee man, accord
/ ing to the Review, was returned TO
the Jail 'barefooted. That S a po';te
way of expressing it, at all events.
| The Sons of the American Revolu-
| ton enjoyed their twelfth annual ban
| quet at Phoenix on Saturday nigh.
The New York store at Phoenix, one
of the largest in the city, was entered
| by burglars and $l4 in money taken
from the cash drawer. Entrance was
gained TO the store by lifting a window
on the ground floor.
Henry F. Ashurst of Coeonino county
declares positively that he will not be
candidate for congress.
A steel bridge is to be erected
across Salt river at the foot of Seventh
avenue. The promoters of this scheme
own large body of fine land over
the stream which they desire to sub
! divide and make part of the city.
Two young boys of Phoenix hired
horses and started overland for Bisbee,
where they announced they would start
in to make their fortunes. A heart
less, cold-blooded deputy sheriff over
hauled them about three miles from
Phoenix and returned them to their
mamas apron strings.
l.. +. Bradshaw s address is wanted
! by sister in Kansas City, who states
that large estate is in waiting for
him. 1t is said that few years ago
he married a Miss Collins in Phoenix.
The address of the inquiring sistct is:
" Mrs. Sue Mclaughlin, sol Parallel
avenue, Kansas City, Kan.
Elena Marin, the talented Mexican
singer, is soon to appear in Douglas.
genuine building boom is IN at
Wiekenburg.
Wenden had two dances in single
week and the Wickenburg Miner speaks
of the little village as social center
The Star is getting up trade edition
which will be circulated on the Tue
son trade excursion trip into Sonora.
J. X. McCarthy's large drilling plant
was completed this week, and hauled
out to his Fuller ranch, where Driller
Hatherley will place It in commission
at once in boring an eight-inch well to
n denth Of 900 feet. When this vel