Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

J, ..IlDN, or the Onlteu states SlS- nal service, who has been engaged u taking attitudes in the Chiricahuas for ~everaI weeks, had both feet frostbit- rcn while working in the snow and has wired his superior officer to relieve Nim at once as he is incapacitated for uty at present.
 While Miss Vera MeGee of Phoenix was writing out money order at the aostoitice sneak thief succeeded in eX- racting from her coat pocket the purse ontaining the money with which she intended to pay for it, about $50.
 While F, F. Withy was prospecting n the hills of the New River country, ne fell over a seventy-fve foot bluff, sustaining severe. contusions. He went 70 Phoenix Tuesday for treatment.
 Chief Engineer w. II. Code of the
 uited States Indian Service aud Mrs. ode aTe making brief visits at Phoe. K. Mesa and Sacaton on their way .om Los Angeles to Washington.
 In switching a freight car, loaded g.th dynamite from the E. P. X s. N. tracks to the southern Pacific yards t Benson it was left so that the eni yerlapped the main track, and when le eustbound passenger came along, .e engine smashed into the ear, tear lg open several boxes of the deadly xplosiye and scattering the sticks ,out promiscuously, but not single
 exploded.
 Frank Schmidt, the Lowell saloon f, who was accused of permitting
 mbliug in his place of business, was
 und guilty. the jury being out but
 few minutes.
 Joseph Myers of Prescott mad mar
 N escape when a cavein entombed m in a tunnel on one of his own min
 Z claims. fifty feet in the earth and uur miles from the nearest camp or| ubitation. After five hours of stren us labor in the darkness, with no liv- thing to welcome or assist him eX .pt his faithful dogs waiting at the outh of the tunnel, he succeeded n -gjng his way out.
 Work on the big government syphon .ar Yuma has reached the live stage ud will now proceed continually 24 ,urs a day, including Sundays. until 2, completion, probably about six u5nths hence.
 All of the old directors of the Tue un board of trade have been reinstat- l to serve for another year.
 Walter Sparks, manager of the Ari- Oua Development company, reports that he vein on the company Sure Shot aim in the Graham mountains is show ag better as the crosscut goes in to- ard the hanging wall. The vein car es copper, gold and silver,
 Ore running into the hundreds of uuces in silver and copper and lead, nd a bi-Product of gold sufficient to lv ali the operating expenses, has zen discovered in the Pawnee group .. claims. located in the ChlrIcahuas, lhly miles from Douglas.
 Police Judge William Lindcnfcld s.I, upon the city of Tucson to clem D and thus improve the sanitary con lions of the place. The organization of new boosters Iub. called the Don t Worry Club, ' IS been perfected in Douglas. The annual Christmas banquet of tine D,uglas Volunteer Bremen s assOcIa- au was attended by seventy members nd guests, and a badger fight helped n while away the evening. | 4 regular average of shipment is be ug maintained by the Wolverine-Ari- ma Mining company, about l5O tons
 ore being shipped to the Copper lreen shelter at Douglas each week. Dr. Ancil Martin has purchased from @ Bank of Arizona. a Prescott inSti- rion, the Vantilburg block, a one ory brick building occupying lot
 by 100 feet, in Phoenix, the consid- ation being in the neighborhood of -o,QOO.
 C. A. Miller and John Nessin accidon-