Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-28
ARIZONA. NEWS
 AND COMMENT

oranges were shipped from the Salt River valley Tuesday night.
 The first session of the Farmers in stitute was held at Tempe Tuesday | afternoon and was not as we'll attended as was expected.
 Indian School and Normal School track teams meet today on the campus of the Normal for an athletic tourna. ment.
 District court was in session in Pres. colt all last week.
 Seven new members were taken into the Douglas chamber of commerce and mines at last week s meeting.
 Henry Crawford, negro wanted in Phoenix for stealing a suit of clothes in the Capital City, has been appre- hended in Douglas and will be returned to Phoenix for trial.
 The long delayed mail route between Courtland and Douglas has at last been established, the mail to be carired over the Mexico X Colorado railroad
 Kit Nelson, a miner employed in the Calumet & Arizona mine at Bisbee, committed suicide Tuesday night by shooting himself in the head. Finan- cial troubles are given as the cause for his act.
 The Silver King mine last week ship ped a car of ore to the Douglas shelter which netted over 5000 to the men working the mine.
 The old Tiptop mine in Yavapai county, property that at one time was a great silver producer, will soon be re- opened under the management of new company organized to take the property over.
 The Bisbee Miner claims to haveveri- cation of recent story that the South ern Pacific has acquired the Fl Paso & Southwestern railroad from the Phelps Dodge people.
 James Bean. lad of IS years, em- plOyed as a press feeder by Bisbee newspaper, drew his pay Saturday night and has not since been heard from. He is said to have followed q chorus girl who recently visited the mining city with musical troupe.
 The Douglas Country club celebrated its second anniversary on Thanksgiving day.
 The Octave Mining company in Yav, apai county has secured $250,000 in new money for the development of its property.
 The Warren Bisbee street car line is to be equipped with squeakless wheels much to the relief of the residents along the line.
 John Phelps, representing the Collins Wireless Telephone company, is in Phoenix this week making demonstra tions of the new apparatus. He says that within few weeks wireless sys tems will be installed in every import ant city of the territory.
 The recent eseapade of a dope fend named MeMahon in Phoenix, in which he run amuck on the street and severe Iy slashed II. NJ. Mitchell with razor aid was with difficulty arrested while under the influence of morphine, is stir ring up the Capital City against the physicians who furnish prescriptions for the drug, and an inquiry into the affair is being made.
 The Phoenix Gazette says one of the things Phoenix has to be thankful for is the unusually small number of ho- boes which are making their headquar- ters in the Capital City this winter.
 An official, scale, measure and meter inspector is being demanded by the Phoenix business men.
 It is said that B. A. Packard and J. C. Adams, fair commissioners, have signifed their intention of resigning before the next fair to be held next fall
 Engineer L. C. Hill of the reclama- ton service has returned to Phoenix after accompanying the party of irri- gation senators as far east as New Mexico.
 During the year ended June 30, 1909, Arizona postofiices issued 30l ST money orders, amounting to $3,200, ,7G7.
 On or about January 1 St. Joseph s hospital in Phoenix will organize a training school for nurses.
 A dispatch from Washington an nounces that the secretary of the in terior has formally allotted the sum of $l50,00O for the construction of the siphon across the Colorado river to supply water to lands in the vicinity of Yuma. Work has already begun on the project.
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