Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-08

ported in the Salt river and Verde val ileys.
 I J. H. w. Jenson has been arrested at Phoenix charged with selling intoxi- cants without license. He was indict- ed about five months ago while in Cali 4 fornia and notified the authorities he lwould return and answer the charges. He kept his word and has been released \ under $500 bonds.
 1 The Phoenix Gazette is running high school news department, which should prove printable and interest. ing feature.
 ''Thc guilty always refuse to an swer," asserts the Phoenix Gazette. In a majority of cases, however, they are made to answer in one way or another.
 The recent sale of the Humboldt shelter is to be confirmed and the new company is to expend $l50,000 in i'm lprovements.
 l.. Montejo has been fined $25 in Tempe for fourishing revolver in a saloon.
 The Parry Cash store and the Good win Cash store have been consolidated at Tempe. Thirty-day credits will be extended in the future, , A. B. Crawford has been appointed post office inspector in the Arizona dis trict.
 Living together illegally for over three years Della Lind and James Hum lphrey have ben forced to marry al . Phoenix The woman runs large room ing house at the territorial capital E l.. M. Hoghe will be the new chair man of the Marieopa county board oi E supervisors. By giving holiday bazaar the Meth odist ladies of Mesa will try to pay th' church debt
 P Sheep killed by coyotes near Mes: [ were sprinkled with stryehnine anc \ placed in the open. The following day l dozen dead coyotes were found in th' \ vicinity.
 \ Chicken thieves are operating along 1 | ,l,oln ,n ho Galt p.yar uaI ley. The fowls are shipped to Califor 1 mia points where they are solid. Mining activity has returned to thu Cave Creek district. . The Coehise county tax. roll has beer
 reduced more than sl00,000. Erroneous
 Assessments and the Bisbee fire were tho
 chief causes.
 Henry Slower has been arrested al
 Douglas charged with passing counter
 felt $20 gold pieces. The accused is {
 stranger and was in Silver Bell before
 going to Douglas The "queer" wal
 "shovcdv in saloons and bawdy houses
 It took full column of space in tn,
 Douglas Dispatch to tell what the Cham
 Der of Commerce of that city had done
 during the past year. Certainly th'
 work of prolific wArer.
 Work on the new territorial prisor
 at Florence is progressing rapidly Con
 victs are employed. | Everett Keutner has created some > thing of sensation in Douglas by su | ing his wife for divorce and promi
 nent business man, named as eorespon } dent, for slO,O00 damages. The busi
 ness mans name is withheld by th'
 Douglas papers. Whyi
 In Washington interview Delegate
 Mark Smith announces that he is a
 the capital with coat off ready to mak'
 the fight for statehood. He feels conf dent of success at the short session. . The Kelly papers seem to have over , look the fact that the campaign is owe and that Ralph Cameron has been elect
 ed delegate. Take your medicine gen
 tlemen and you will be better prepared , for the next fray.
 The Fesnal gold mines in Pima coun = ty have been sold to New Jersey syn
 dieate for $200,000. While not in the conflict to any alarm
 ing extent the Tucson Star seems fav $ orable to the election of Chas Murph,
 for mayor of the Old Pueblo.
 Ketehell, the middle-weight champi . nm was once uuoD n time employed al