Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
MONA NEWS
 AND COMMENT

.mrr work is under way on the
 Snr-.r property on the west
 thr .rlcahuas.
 aru 2 enterprise of the lief
 ,rru. company, consisting of
 nm ?. IDS in the sulphur Springs
 ,fi a, to theT mining prop
 rsorr 5000 above expenses the
 .,.a. n addition to furnishing
 f.. 0r mine force and proven
 Gr. hogs and other live stock.
 .sv q. .ratiOn known as the Ali
 g,ra. Mining company has pGr-
 ma,.ncry and perfected ar
 msr.> I. begin work 0t once on its
 inc .nanza and the Marie, in | lanar basin.
 +b ,.. 70 of hematite ore bearing
 ra, r..tr a. the Bi-metal mine,
 mi..- ~oulh of kingmau, q few |l Har.y will establish Q dairy r Fl Go upon lands leased from ,y af Prescott for q term of ten |, .ar rental of $3,O00 for the T'r, ~ ..rman, pioneer of Yav- gau... who took an active part |Ea tmw-n against Geronimo, died day, ago at Prescott. |t single applicant appeared Co inc e>amination for teachers in sai ,oanry this week, l-araev, \. R. English and Vim. sr are making renewed efforts to ~s a change of venue in the Plan
 murder case, holding that an un-
 Hced trial could not be secured in
 @ county.
 county society for the study and |rrton ot tuberculosis has been or el at Prescott.
 sun applicants took the regular asrs examination in Coehise county 1 week. sSel Nmales, a miner, was found | m hi, bed in a Jerome hotel, the l s being hemOrrhage of the lungs. | .-eupte1 murder, theft and arson 2 Tigrc ramp led to the arrest of | Q Nurr.cta, a notorious dealer in | z ores and one of the leaders in iots al Cananea.
 Burns. government freight inspee- n the r.. P. & $. w. railroad in | .as, who owns a ranch near that has increased the average number -.gs laid per day by feeding the tens jack rabbits.
 j. NrDaniels, ear inspector for the ,kS w. at Douglas, was seriously | fi while on duty in the yards last lay.
 is being rumOred that the military | 2 ar Tort Huaehuca and Fort | ,le may be abandoned and a con 3ted post established at Douglas. ordnance was passed in Phoenix l'tIng poolrOOms and bowling al- not corducted in connection with g, to remain open Sundays. s estimated cost of the new sewer system for the city of Phoenix is 5o0 if the present system is in- d. aat S2SS,Ol4 if it is ignored. W. Cr7ndall, who was released from county 0ail Monday morning after lg ~untence for theft, was again fed lu Phoenix in the afternoon for -Ptlg To rob a cash register.
 J. Cullen, accused of embedding | of tar funds of the Eagles lodge | 1eson, was acquitted by the jury. Es ha, been received from Scot Of the death of John Ellis, one of ,hiee orlginal owners of the Twin B mine and known by practically | o,ot.mer in Southern Arizona. Nembar bounties in Yavapai coun- mounted to $1,741.25.
 sma,,"r McClintock of Phoenix is .g taD establishing of a railway | Il 'rr ice on the Phoenix Parker Of the <. F. P. & P. and A. & c. Dad,.
 e A".ndaIe company proposes to lr '.." acres of land near where iwa pad crosses the Agua FTia and asks permission to erect 'rE ..n from Five Points. ? IT. VI. company at Tombstone .e.oH.i five carloads of cOmpres- @a.. cry within the past few 'l x" ny was the coldest day ever . .' .gugles, the mercury having .ea ~lX degrees above zero. 'ia- 4ldwell, a pioneer of, early "''.~ lays, died Tuesday in a 'n .-nital.