Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-24
Brief Territorial News

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 Ir has been discovered that a large number of Chinese cross the border from Mexico when they lose their jobs tberc, knowing that they will be deport- ed, thus securing free passage to their OWL country.
 The total enrolment in the Phoenix schools for the month ending December 10, was l,705, boys S95 and girls sos. A crew of seventeen men is at work n the Tucson end of the new telegraph rne the Western Union company is putting in from that city to Globe. With the two Randolph lines and the Western Union line already in use, the completion of the new line will make a total of four between the two cities A new course of study for Arizona high schools has been outlined by the eutorial board of education and will go into effect after December, 1910, ibe date having been set off for a year so as not to disturb existing con itions.
 For three-quaTters of an hour Ramon Aldai fought with Deputy Sheriff Olea If Phoenix before the latter succeeded with the help of Aldai s father, in bind . lg him and taking him to jail for hav- ing used his knife on Francisco Qui. nez
 The Nat Reiss Carnival company will a in Tucson the week commencing De- emb 27.
 For the first time in the history of lBiIroading, along the s. F. P. X P, t was necessary last Monday night to 5oyal snow before the train from Ash Fork could proceed on its way to Pres
 The woven wire fence enclosing the ! I garrison buildings and post ground at fort Whipple has at last been eomplet- 7 d and the cultivation of the grounds l will now proceed on the plans origi- I 2.Iv outlined without fear of being estroved. 3 Thomas F.. Lofgren, a carpenter 73 !sar, of age, was found dead in his | @om at Prescott last Monday, the cor ler jury finding that death resulted | rom natural causes.
 News of the finding in Bell Canyon : r The decomposed body of an unknown lead man and nearby a dead burrO | . fp Prescott by two men who had recently | rsvcrd over the old road between Hillside and Kirkland on foot.
 Al the request of the defense who Fate that they are awaiting dispositions l0m people in other states, the case Wm. Pfankuche, who stands accused [ t thr murder of Asa T. Hoy and Wm. @eaholdt at Bisbee, has been laid over 't.I January 5.
 Apache county school teachers held institute at St. Johns December 2l and 22.
 The principal of one of the schools ast of Tempe passed a rule thatihis as- 's'ant teachers, four young ladies, must lve up their practice of embroidering
 ming the noon hour and reeesses; but
 e young ladies probably had Christ las attracts to fulfill, and paid no at
 ltIou to the ediet.
 Durug the month of January, com
 'tpr composed of the most intiuen- al officials of the Knights of Colum-
 s of the United States will visit
 'eson in connection with the proposed
 H'uctiOn of sanitarium in the
 ltbwest for the treatment and care of
 tubercular members of the order.
 James Griswold, an old man who con
 ceI a shoe shop on Naeo road near
 SDen was found dead in his bed
 oDdav morning from cause unknown
 believed by the coroner s jury
 have been heart disease.
 A royision of city water rates has
 zen made in Tucson, eliminating any M 'Tgc on lawns and trees and besides
 anng a general reduction of five per
 -l in favor of the water consumers
 Inc city.
 While hunting in field near Benson,
 '! Short was hit by stray .22 bullet,