Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

MrS. Myra hccgan naS been arrested lat Douglas for fraudulently bringing dutiable goods into the United States from Mexico.
 twelve-inch mains in the downtown dis trict and extending smaller mains to all parts of the city. The proposed baseball excursion from Douglas to Fl Paso June l9 has been declared of on account of subscribers to the list failing to come through at the crucial moment.
 Trinidad Luna has been arrested in Douglas on a charge of passing eoun- terfeit silver dollars in saloons of that city.
 Jose Medina was arrested in Douglas while making house to house canvass begging candles. He was suffering with the hallucination that his mother was going to die and wanted the candles to light her bier. He will be investigated as to his sanity.
 As the result of recent visit of Colonel J. II. McClintoek to Douglas, it is said that a company of the Ari- zona National Guard will shortly be or ganized there.
 Seth Bullock, United States marshal of South Dakota, and Roosevelt s boon companion on his western hunting trips, is spending few days in Phoe- nix
 freight wreck, consisting of few cars of the track, delayed traffic at Holbrook several hours Saturday.
 Prescott City band threatens to dis continue free concerts on the Plaza in through with subscription sufficient to cover their legitimate expenses. We don t blame them.
 June 22 to 26 has been decided upon as the date for the baseball tournament at Prescott and 1000 has been pledged to divide into three prizes.
 Enough money has been raised for the proposed s10,00o Copper Stake at the territorial fair this fall to guar antee the event
 It is rumored that Alfred s. Doran of Tucson will be selected by Governor Sloan as one of the members of the territorial fair commission.
 Bryan Quinn, contractor of consid erable prominence who has lived in Nogales for many years, died at his home there Wednesday of paralysis.
 A hose race for the Bremen $ trophy will be one of the big features of the Bisbee Fourth of July celebration, and several teams are expected to take part in the contest.
 The Bisbee health officer reported thirteen births and six deaths for the month just closed.
 Bisbee city council has ordered the compiling of all ordinances and their publication in book form for the con venience of the public. Bisbee is one of the progressive cities whose council believes the public should be kept in formed of the city laws passed for their government.
 Engineers l.. c. Hill and O. H. En- sign, after a trip of inspection of the Roosevelt dam, report that water four feet deep and forty feet wide is flow ing over the big dam.
 The police force of Phoenix has been enlarged by the addition of one man. John B. Farley has been added to the force.
 The quarterly conference of the Church of Latter Day Saints for Mari 1 eopa stake at Mesa Sunday was at tended by more than twelve hundred people.
 The famous Galloway herd of two hundred prize taking cattle has been sold by A. c. Mcqueen of Mesa and will be shipped to a ranch in Colorado.
 Civil service examinations will be held in Phoenix, Prescott and Tucson on June 14 to supply vacancies in the forest service.
 That Arizona will eventually become | the leading agricultural state of the United States is the statement made in Tucson by Hon. w. J. McGee, mem Der of he executive committee and of l the committee on waters of the national 1 conservation commission.
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 Tucson chamber of commerce is en- deavoring to induce eastern capitalists to erect shelter in that city for the l nf