Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-17


and desirable routes for the territorial
highway north and south and east and
west, as contemplated by the law ere
ating his position.
John Hayes Hammond, the world
known mining engineer, with party of
prominent eastern mining men, is tour
ing the northern part of the territory.
Rush Anderson has been appointed
deputy marshal. for Phoenix by United
States Marshal Overlook.
Great arrangements are being made
by the democrats OF MaricOpa county
to give a rousing reception to William
Jennings Bryan on the occasion of his
lecture in Phoenix next week.
Karr 4 Roster, contractors, have be
gun work on the grading of the Twin
Buttes extension out of Tucson, with
fifty teams and about half as many
men.
Thirty painted and costumed Yaqui
Indians, most of them just recently
from Mexico, danced the "Pascola or
Yaaui war dance in Phoenix yesterday
as one of the features of the Mexican
independence celebration.
1t is proudly announced that the
membership of the Jerome High school
for the present term has reached TWEEN.
ty.two. And il is good record, too.
On December %, there will be an
other rush for land entries at the land
Office in Phoenix. At that time S73l
acres of new land will be open for en-
try. The area is situated in Gila and
Graham counties.
The station at Government Wells
was damaged and hay barn was de-
molished by heavy storm of almost
cyclonic proportions which struck that
station in Maricopa county Saturday
night.
Work on the bitches of the Fort
Yuma Indian reservation will be begun
by the reclamation service the latter
part of the month, and the irrigation
system Of that district will soon be put
in frst.class order.
Searched at the Phoenix county Jail
last week after he had been arrested
on the street while telling a crowd that
he wanted his mother to have his body,
Manuello lgnacio was found TO have
$500 in gold in his pocket, probably the
larges, amount ever found on an ar.
rested man in Phoenix.
A Tombstone man with little expert
ence in rural pursuits, appalled, at the
high price of eggs, decided to buy
dozen pullets and supply his own
table during the winter, The other
morning he was greatly surprised TO
find that his pullets were all lusty
Growers. lie has quit the chicken bust
ness.
l.. " Moekridge was arrested al
Skull Valley Monday while fleeing
from the A. y. G. encampment near
Prescott lie was member of the
guard and was arrested on the charge
of deserving quarters without giving
up his uniform.
Robert Brow, prominent pioneer
of Yavapai county, who has lived IN
Prescott for the past twenty-five years,
died at his home in that city Monday
after an illness of several months.
w. J. Bryan, ,Jr.. son Of the Great
Commoner, has rem 7ed to Tucson,
where he will open Offices for the prae
tice Of law.
The timid coyote is growing pretty
bold in the vicinity of Tucson. Depu
" Sheriff Luke Short shot one in his
back yard within the city limits last
Saturday.
Robbed OF T5uO, all ms WORTHY PoS'
sessions. by the man whom he had
trusted and befriended, clothed, shelter.
ed and fed, for the past six months, if
the charge made by Pat Poppingwell
against Lally Monk in Tucson. Monk
has been arrested
HOnoring the territorial executive
and commander of the Arizona Nation
al Guard, the encampment this year
near Prescott has been designated
Camp Sloan.
City Poundmaster Lorenzo McCor
mick of Tucson threatens to resign un'
less his salary is raised to $50 per
month. 1t is worth at least that much
salary to be standing source Of news
paper humor, one would think.
Greenwald & Adams, retail jewelers.
Of Tucson, announces that they will in
stall iewelry manufacturing plant.
Every person neecs rest at least
opce wear Go to the Indian Hot