Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-25


 many are returning to their homes well loaded with fine venison.
 The output of the shannon mine at Clifton is being maintained at lS,OOO,- 900 pounds per annum and the com pany is earning at the rate of about 30 cents per share above interest charges.
 Henry k. Hill, one of the members of the Duncan town council, has re- signed.
 The latest published figures show that the Calumet X Arizona mine at Bisbee IS earning $6 per share annually on it's stock.
 Bisbce is making cleaning up of vags within its corporate limits. They are jerked up in police court and fined $50, being given six hours to raise tho coin, with the desired result that they usually fade from view
 Members of the BiSee fire department are clamoring for an ordinance prohibit ing the use of the patient burro on the downtown streets Their clamor is prompted by the patience of one of the little animals who stOlidly stood his ground the other day in the middle of the street while the department was making run to fire, delaying the department so long that their work was seriously interfered with.
 One of the richest bodies of oxide ore ever encountered in the Warren dis triet is reported to have been struck at the l250-foot level of the Oliver shaft of the Calumet X Arizona mine a few days ago.
 Jiggerville, a suburb of Bisbee, is to have new Christian church. Now, wouldn t that combination "jigger you9
 c. F. Rinehart, territorial deputy for the Elks lodge will shortly remove to Fl Paso from Bisbee, where he has for many years been engaged in the drug business.
 A. P. Smith of California is visiting in the territory, trying to work up in terest in the sport of greyhound courS- ing.
 Bisbee board of trade is negotiating with the railroads for excursion rates to Phoenix on October l7 to make ii possible to send large delegation to meet President Taft.
 Bisbee people are making strong protest through their public organiza- tion against what they term the ex- orbitant rates of the Wells Fargo Ex- press company.
 Payne McDill, a boy who was sent to the territorial reform school from Phoenix three years ago for incorrigi, hility, has been paTdoned by Governor Sloan on the recommendation of the reform school on account of good be- havior
 The dates on the trees at the capitol building in Phoenix are maturing very rapidly this season and are very fine quality, the yield being quite abundant.
 Eight thousand copies of the August Earth are being sent out by the MaricOpa county board of trade. 
 Juan Rivera, who has served several terms in the penitentiary, being re- leased but a short time ago, apparently pines for his old home in duranee vile, He is again before the police court on q burglary charge and will probably go back for another term.
 The Arizona Ostrich eompany, which has four thousand of the ungainly birds near Phoenix, is planning to in crease it's capital stock to S300,000 and enlarge it's business.
 The Tempe school has more pupils at tending it this year than ever before and as the result of the crowded con
  porary quarters outside of the school buildings.
 In the organization of the athletic team at the Mesa high school the other day, it was decided that there would be no football played this season.
 The Yavapai county grand jury has returned two indictments agamsC Reu ben L.. McNeill and Herbert F.. Woods, one charging them with murder and the other with assault. The case grows out of the murder of F.. r. Schwartz, whose body was found near Williams last May, after he had been missing for several months.
 The territorial fair is offering special inducements for fine exhibition of mules at the fall meeting. There should be no kick on this enterprise.