Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-28

vision of Graham into two counties The Copper Bras plans, of course, in. clude one of the courthouses for Cliff, ton.
 Mark Smith, according to the Inter. national American, has accepted the in- vitation of Douglas to speak there on the Fourth of July.
 ]. c. Hopkins, recently elected pres. ident of the Arizona Copper company, is in Clifton from the east on his first tour of inspection of the properties. Admirers of the Peerless Leader in Douglas are distributing Bryan buttons to tho rank and file.
 The property of the Benedictine Min ing company in Mohave county is be- ing sold by the sheriff to satisfy debts of about $l5,000.
 Governor Curry has changed his plans and will not make his widely advertised trip 10 Arizona. He was to have been met at Douglas by Governor Kibbey, the two governors to be entertained by a chamber of commerce banquet.
 A class of twonty-nine will graduate from the Phoenix high school.
 Yavapai county has instructed it's delegates to the democratic convention or Bryan.
 Lieutenant Olds of the rangers says the old Grand Canyon gang of cattle thieves has been entirely disrupted. Many are in the penitentiary and the balance disbanded and fugitives from justice.
 Phoenix is boasting that in the past ten days nine carloads of mining ma chinery have passed through the city Wonderful! Nine carloads of machinery coming into Globe in day would hard ly excite comment.
 Rufus Randall, six-foot Phoenix ne- gro, was fined $40 for abusing his wife, after she had refused to prosecute him for drawing her hard-earned savings from the bank and squandering them. She will probably pay the fine.
 Eight nav Elks donned the antlers Go
 Ed. Hurley, who killed Frank Conrey, at Litt'e Oak creek. in the vicinity of the Copper Chief mine last week, at his preliminary hearing was bound over to the grard jury md bond fixed in the sum of $7,500. In default of same he was committed to the county jail.
 Sam Bone and C. B. Burson, two stenographors of Phoenix, tired of the click of the typewriter and have bought a forty-acre ranch near Glen dale.
 Inquiry is being made in this terri tory fsr William A. Frazer, who has fallen heir to an estate in Wyoming.
 According to J. II. Hale of the Salt river valley, a linear yard of ground will produce an average of fifteen pounds of onions. The way onions are planted an acre contains 4,700 linear wards. On this basis an acre will pro duce 70,500 pounds, or 35 IT tons. The present price of onions in car load lots is two cents per pound and by passing the calculation on that, 1t is evident hat ar acre will bring an income of $l 400 per crop. Asked if there was sufficient demand for the crop in this section to warrant one going into the business, Mir. Hale said it would be easy to dispose of two cars day at that figure and that the demand would increase in proportion to the supply.
 William NJ. Newell has been reap pointed postmaster at Mesa to succeed himself.
 An effort is being made by Tucson and Phoenix to have all the commercial organizations'T the territory joined to- gether in a territorial association. An enthusiastic row is in progress in Tucson over the location of the city