Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-16

,,-,IIiqw JfNNiHSo h' "" NiA AVNtui' Prescott Friday evening
 srpc store of w. w, Ross in Pres
 ID, .s "' 6urgarized Friday night.
 Smith. postmaster at Prescott
 A. I.,tcd I resident of the Arizona V'' s,,t .ster, gysociation at their annual ,,I ,ing in Phoenix last week
 of a new and important high
 Ns", ,rs strike on the 700-level of the g,as limited Mines company 8 prop lnlOi;a ;n tbe Johnson district has just S,Sp % made public
 ,to R Hampton of Clifton, Mike y2nr D,ros of Humboldt and Carl Hayden
 DS,snix were appointed at the demo-
 .. mass meeting in Phoenix last c,S to raise funds for the coming ,,tshood campaign
 n,,gIss authorities are making a
 st effort 70 NcVu Nut 'uV gun toterS TX fping them $60 for each offense.
 si,tecayear.old boy who says he A ,,t an uncle is touring the terri
 hoking for George A. Allen, who
 ,onssred from his home in Los An .Ssf ,,s some time ago and has not since ,ssn heard from
 r,, bsngcr,.ou around the Douglas 5Tgbt district, have been arrested \, smuggling cocaine across the line hn Mexico
 walter Douglas after returning to his ,.ms in Bsbee from his visit to Globe \. week, told a Bisbee newspaper 5,. he was impressed with the fact s,f the Globe mining district is eui, ,sIJ 10 class as a real Give one"
 The Church of Immaculate Coneep- ,o of Douglas cleared a good sum for \, construction of their new church heir fair held last week, I'M Burke, formerly superintendent 1 he Anti-SaloOn league of Northern I sF8ornia, has been secured by the An sS,loOn league of Arizona to super, md the fight against the saloon forces , Arizona. Ths Yuma water company has begun rk on extensions of the fire protec. An service and a reduction of insur- us rates will be asked when the work | luH under way has been completed.
 While watching the races at the fair q Phoenix Saturday afternoon William . Rtis who lives on ranch near Phoe- nn, tainted and fell, his head catch sg between the piekets of the fence fat lines the track. Before he could be | nn07ed Pitts was almost strangled to 1aih and is still in a serious condition. 1 Ear failure brought on by the excite i Hlt of the races was the cause of the hltlg spell,
 Examinations will be held in Phoe- l iH Prescott Tucson and Douglas dur l | rg ths month of December for the pur- pse of filling numerous vacancies in | a territorial civil service. w. Hatfield, one of the last sur uyoB of the Hatfeld-MeCoy feud in ! hke county, Kentucky. a Rough Rider, rho fought at San Juan with Roosevelt, ! ni at one time an Arizona Ranger, |S last week sentenced in Los Ange- | E D five years in the penitentiary for ilSfeating a l4-year-old girl of Ven Ia, Cal.
 shelter and twenty mile railway cost nearly half a million dollars will | built in the southern part of Mo aN county by the Evans Mines & S'Iier company.
 Manuel Gomez will be tried in Phoe- F today on the charge of seduction Nmel Serenno at Mesa under prom
 Of marriage.
 he annual teachers institute at i''llG last week selected Douglas as
 place of meeting next year.
 ihe hrst track meet of the season be. A'l the Tempe Union High school v iAe Mesa High school will be held
 ae Tempe campus next Saturday. Aier wandering for two days be- 'Tn Winters Wells and Salome. a a, oi the time without food or water, ,l lAe Ford ear, an entry in the Los -s'sslo Phoenix race, abandoned 1{hye miles behind, Charles Harris
 william Pratt were rescued Thurs.
 Oy the search party which went
 :" bring them in Int men were IearIy dead from exposure, and
 nps were cracked and swollen - aek of water.
 ,,, I , ,Seyier, mining engineer, was -l uead m his room in Phoenix ,a'iay night, having committed sui Ia ,| the poison route. III health -nsoclaI troubles are given as the 'D' Tor hl, act in a note left be- |S paIa'lon, are being made to in- fl. |. I.i small mil at the Big Butte mine " KHkIanI district. Cty Improvements are being made ,.e ,. Hot Springs, the winter re- uSaf Phoenix, and visitors are aI- i