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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
Arrested on Burglary Charge.

Charged with the burglary of Leon ard Whites and Bishop and Frazier s cabins in the Black Rock mining dis trict, James Spencer, William Farren, Laurence Manning and George McCul- tough were bound over yesterday to appear before the next grand jury under $500 bonds by Justice of the Peace Wren of Constellation, says the Prescott Journal Miner. The men were captured on the Hassayampa river, Sunday, by Sheriff '. ". Smith and Deputy Sheriff Charles Keeler after swift ride by the officers from Congress Junction. The cabins were entered after 9 o'clock Friday night, the owners being absent They carried away an amalgam ball valued at s60, five pounds and half of quicksilver, twenty-five pounds of flour, two razors, a pair of shoes, to bacco and quantity of groceries. Part of the stolen goods were found in theii possession They were identified b, prospectors who had seen them in tho vicinity of the White and Bishop and Frazier camps the morning after the robbery. The accused men have the ap pearance of tramps-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
JAP HOUSE 0F Fl0RDS OPENED
Premier Katsura Speaks Enthusiastical- ly of Comfortable Relations With
 Foreign Powers.

TOKYO, January 2o.-Marquis Kat sura, the premier, opened the house of lords at noon today and in his speech dwelt upon the cordial foreign rela- tions existing at present between Japan and other powers. This, he declared, was especially favorable at this time, He said it behooved Japan to use her best efforts toward the development of the nation's s internal resources, that the alliance with Great Britain had re. suited in strengthening the bonds Of friendship and mutual good will with that country and that satisfactory ex' change of notes with America had re moved all misunderstanding between Japan and the United States, whereby peace in the far east is absolutely in. sured.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
.OLO HISTORY 0F WALKER PARTY
WERE THE FIRST TO LAND IN ARIZONA AND FOUNDED
 PRESCOTT

PHOENIX, January 2l.--D. E. Con ner of Wilmington, California, ono of the two living members of the famous Walker party which first landed in Arizona and founded Prescott, wants to know if the legislature would place a reasonable value on his history of that party. which covers 1000 pages in his own hand writing. This is the gist Of a letter which was received by Governor Kibbey from Mir. Connor.
 The governor, who is heartily in fla vor of preserving all records of Arizo- na's pioneer days, thought the legisla- ture might consider MT. conner's offer provided he did not place too high a price on his data and it was all that 1t purported to be. :. MT. Conner was educated as civil engineer and says that .he is not pos sessed of much of this world s goods. He has an offer from publisher who will make a book of his history. Ac' cording to the letter Samuel c. Miller of Prescott is the only other member living now, of the thirty -four who com posed the Walker party. Mir. Conner
 began to keep the records of the party
 in May, 1863, and has full history oi
 events down to the fall of 1867. si'
 parts of the compiled data deal witi
 Arizona, two parts with Colorado. Two
 other parts dealing with the latte
 state were burned.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
captured After Fourteen Years.

After being at liberty for more than fourteen years after having committed a brutal murder, all this time wanted by the authorities at Phoenix and with a price on his head, Vincente Franco was captured by Officer Bob Hillburn Sunday afternoon, says the Douglas Dispatch. The crime for which Franco was wanted was particularly atroeious murder committed in Phoenix The Mexican and Chilean became in yolved in an altercation oyer game of cards and Franco pushed the table up against his victim, holding him crushed to the wall while he proceeded to hack the man to pieces with hatchet and then made his escape
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
AGED Fl ELoPEs WITH e4.
Old sweethearts Go By Separate
 Routes to Wed.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, January 2l.-- The filing of the marriage certificate revealed the elopement to this place re- gently of Thomas J. Tales, of Fall Xiv CT, Mass, Fl years old, and divorced, and Mrs. Ell NJ. Armstrong, also of Fall River, a widow of 64.
 They came by separate routes, met and took out the license in the City Hall The ceremony was performed by Justice of the Peace Pond. They then started on wedding trip.
 Mir. Fales is a ship chandler and has acquired considerable property. Mrs. Fales is said to be well to do, and they came here separately because they thought there would be opposition on the part of relatives if their plans were discovered.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
CHICAGO WOMEN GAMBLERS
Law and Order League Trying to Check
 the Growing Evil.

CHICAGO, January 2l.-Detectives of the Law and Order league were busy last night collecting evidence of gam bling on the part of women in various halls throughout the city. The entrance of the detectives turned the assemblages into mass meetings to denounce the so- called ''spotters.
 The women in their indignation gave the detectives valuable informatlon con corning other games. They urged the deteetivesto visit certain West Side game, promising them that the women who conduct it would throw them down the stairway.
 "'This gambling among omen of all classes here, said Arthur Burrage Far well of the league, has taken such 3 strong hold upon them that they neglect their homes and families. Some oi them play both afternoon and evening and we shall be compelled to arrest some of them before they will stop
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
FORTUNE ~snLaR SAVES.
Seller of occult Tiss Woman Of to
 Poisoned Candy.

WARWICK, R. l., January 2l.--The sender of box of poisoned candy re- eeived by Mrs. George NJ. Webb, wife of publisher of Pawtucket, on New Years eve, is bing sought by the po- lice.
 Mrs. Webb did not eat of the, candy and did not allow any members of the family to touch it, because, she says, she had been warned by fortune tell CT to beware of ''a woman who had designs on her life and was planning to wreck her home
 The chocolates were submitted to a chemist, who analysed two and found that each contained two grains of ar senie, enough to cause death.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
will Forecast prouths.

Section Director l.. N. Jesenofsky of the Arizona weather bureau has gone to the northern part of the territory for the purpose of arranging and direct ing devices for measuring the snowfall in the mountains. His trip will take him through the Bill Williams, San Francisco, Mogollon and White noun tains. Through the aid of these devices the director win know to certainty every spring whether or not there VIII be a drouth in the lower valleys the season following. This means much to the agricultural communities. The work will not all be accomplished on this trip, says the Phoeniv Democrat, 1 for it is the intention of the weather bureau to install some 250o of these sta. tions. But Director Jesenofsky expects to install considerable share of them at once, the rest to follow as soon as is practicable.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
Arizona News
 and Comment
Run over by Wagon.

With his left thigh broken and sui fering from minor bruises on the body and arms, Dick Nelson was brought here yesterday from Alvarado and lodged in the county hospital. Nelson fell from wagon Sunday evening at s o'clock at Alvarado, the rear wheel passing over his broken limb. He was employed as teamster by tho II. ]. Walter com pany. The wagon, the wheel of which broke the thigh, was loaded with 45oO pounds of freight. The accident hap pened as be was driving towards the barn to unhitch for the night.--Pres- cott Journal. Miner.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
The Bounty Question Again.

Says the Prescott Courier Over eleven thousand dollars were paid out
 by this county during the past year in bounties on wild animal hides. The larger portion of this sum was on wild cat hides. The wild cat catches mice, rabbits, rats and occasionally raids a hen roost. Hence, this large sum of money paid out is to protect the hen house. Either the hen house is an in fant industry which needs an immense amount of protection or the chicken in dustry in Yavapai county is far larger than any one suspects. Probably $50 a year would cover all the damage done
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
PRACTICAL AGREEMENT
 ON PROPOSED PROTOCOL

CARACAS, January 20.-The proto col for the settlement of the difference between the United States and Vene- zula has ben practically agreed upon by W. I. Buchanan, the special eommis sioner of the United States,
 The protocol. in it's present form, pro vides for arbitration over stipulated sum when the individual claimants and Venezuelan government have failed to reach an agreement.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
Espee oficial Visits Arizona.

Charles s. Fee, passenger traiiic man. ager for the Southern Pacific, arrived in Phoenix this morning with his wife and daughter on the private car, Sun set. He was met at Maricopa by M- .. Bicknell of the Randolph lines, who came up from Tucson to accompany him to Phoenix. Fee has been in measure the guest of the Maricopa & Phoenix road today. His visit does not pertain especially to railroad matters, however, but is being taken as part of pleasure trip with his family. Fee took an ex tended ride over the valley this after. noon with Dwight E. Heard.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
CHARLES P. TAFT TO TESTIFY
Will Tell What He Knows in Hearing of Libel Suit Against New York World.

NEW YORK, January 2l.-Sevcrai witnesses appeared today before the federal grand jury which is investigat- ing the charges of criminal libel against the New York World, growing out of its criticisms of the Panama canal pur. chase.
 E. F. Cragin, writer for magazines, was first called and he was followed by A. c. Ryan, formerly connected with the Boston American.
 It was reported today that Charles P. Taft would appear as witness be- fore special grand jury of New York county, which, under the direction oi District Attorney Jerome, is expected to begin an inquiry to ascertain wheth CT criminal libel had been committed against an individual in this state.
 Silver Belt wants your job printing
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
CH|NAMAN STEAKS IN NUMEROUS TONGUES
INFORMS NEwsPAPER HAN THAT PIGEON" ENGLISH WAS
 UNNECESSARY
CONVERsEs IN FIVE LANGUAGES
Apv1sEp INTERVIEWER TO TRY CoNvERsATIoN IN FRENCH
 OR GERMAN

TUCSON, January 2l.--A. R. Cater, travelling passenger agent for the southern Pacific, who has his headquart- CTS in Tucson. has but recently returned from trip to Los Angeles. He accom- panied party of Chinese officials from Fl Paso to Los Angeles. The Chinese party was headed by pr Liang, who is one of the leading dipio' mats of China and who, with fourteen other Chinese officials constituted par ty sent from China to thank tho American government for refundine SEQ 100000 of the amount which China paid to American citizens for losses dur ing the boxer uprising.
 MT. Cater tells good story of ar incident which happened at Bensor while the party was passing over th' Tucson division.
 w F. White, editor of the Bensoi Press, entered the train for an, inter view with Dr. Liang.
 ..what Chinaboy think Meliean peo ple! All samee thin fine country, nor he is reported to have said beginnini his conversation.
 ."Yes. this is fine country, am your people are up and doing all tn l time. By the way, l notice that you English is very imperfect" said Di Liang. "If you have any difficulty ! speaking your own language, we mign try French, German or Russian.
 speak them all" :, | But Mir. White never paused. Il made record breaking exit from tn ear. He had no desire to eonvers further with the Chinese officials in an language.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
TOOK HIM ON PROBATION.

Elizabeth s father had died when she was tiny baby, and for four years she had ruled her mother and every one with whom she came in contacr. Much to her surprise she was one day introduced to 'new papa. She looked him over carefully, then, after much coaxing, she climbed upon b.s knee and listened SIS he told her of the many nice things be would do for her mother and her, finally asking whether she would love him just a little. She looked him squarely in the eye and said "Yes, if you do all you prom ise, l may like you, but l tell you now, if you try to be boss around here, we just won't have you for our husbandl v The February Delineator.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
|A Days Doings in Arizo ma

in this county by wild cats and the rao' bits. rats and mice the cats kill proba- bly destroy more values than the cats do. Frequently when man seeks to lm' prove on nature's plan man gets de- cidedly the worst of it; as all frontier countries become thickly populated the carniverous wild animals recede or dis appear and the small game upon which they existed becomes pest to man.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
TWO YEARS FOR SIX CENTS.

CHICAGO, January 2l.--Judge Lan- dis rulings in the case of Daniel F. Keller, sentenced to two years in pris- on at Fort Leavenworth, for larceny of six blank quartermaster s checks, were affirmed by the United States appellate court today Keller, captain in the army, was convicted of theft of checks on which the government set a value of one cent each. Keller is now serving his sentence.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
Heavy Acreage in Beets.

The sugar company has contracted for 400 acres to be planted in sugar beets, which is estimated to exceed py 300 acres the amount of land necessary to insure the success of the project this year. This statement was made on the authority of k. P. Davie, the company $ manager. The company feels well sat isfied, therefore, and does not desire larger acreage this year.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
An Irrigation Project.

Senator Flint has introduced bill in the senate for the -Schucwalla Development company, granting permis- sion to build dam in the Colorado riv- CT near Parker, for irrigation purposes. There is a large acreage of fine land on the Arizona side of the river at that point, which could he made wonderful ly productive with sufficient water supply available.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
ANOTHER QUAKE.

SMYRNA, January 20.-Another earthquake was experienced here th:s morning. No damage was done.
 The American battleships Louisiana and Virginia are still in the harbor.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
Mitchell pead-Brother in Globe.

William Mitchell, a resident of Youngblood hill, suceumbed to an at tack of pneumonia at noon Sunday, says the Bisbee Review. Mir. Mitchell had been i'll but a brief time before his death. He was man of about forty five and came berc from Tombstone several months ago. If is known that he was 8 member of the K. of F. lodge of the county seat. One brother in Globe and another in California have been notified of the demise.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
The Silver Belt does job printing.
Too Mnch race

You feel as if you had one face too many when you have Neuralgia, don t youi Save the face, you may need it, but get rid of the Neuralgia by ap- plying Ballard's Snow Liniment. Fip est thing in the world for rheumatism. neuralgia, burns, cuts, scalds, lame back and all pains. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22

At the session of the National Live Stock association to be held in Los Angeles from January 26 to January 2s, addresses will be madefby F. 5, Gosney, president of the Arizona Wool Grow CTS association, and by Dwight B. Heard. president of the Arizona Cattle Growers' association. A large attend ance of cattle and sheep raisers from Arizona is expeeted-suffieient, 1t IS hoped, to justify the use of special car.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22

Highest class job printing at reason able prices at Silver Belt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
Eat What You want of the food you ned Kodol will digest it.

You need a sufficient amount of good wholesome food and more than this you need to fully digest it.
 Else you can't gain strength, nor can you strengthen your stomach if it is weak.
 You must eat in order to live and . maintain strength.
 You must not diet, because the body requires that you eat a suffic- tent amount of food regularly.
 But this food must be digested, and it must be digested thoroughly.
 When the stomach can't do it, you must take something that will help the stomach.
 The proper way to do is to eat what you want, and let Kodol di- gest the food.
 Nothing else can do this. When the stomach is weak it needs help; you must help 1t by giving it rest, and Kodol will do that.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-22
Our Guarantee

Go to your druggist today, 8 purchase dollar bottle, and fly can honestly say, that you did receive any benefits from it, sis using the entire bottle, the dry gist will refund your money toy without question or delay.
 We will pay the druggist the p" of the bottle purchased by you.
 This offer applies to the lsv bottle only and to but one p' family.
 We could not afford to make SS an offer, unless we positively XIV what Kodol will do for you.
 It would bankrupt us.
 The dollar bottle contains 2h u~ as much as the fifty cent bottle
 Kodol is made at the laboratdS nf K. C. Dewitt & On Chica0"
Arizona republican., 1909-09-17
Speciality of High Grade Ready=to=Wear Apparel

Bhed Mum full yard wide regular 2 yard value yard Sc Idale value SC Camtr 19c regular values; 44c SC worth 0 each; each 29c Gowns ladies floral designs, regular $ll5 values 99c S167 Chdrn School andkhef hemid white handkerchief worth zoc ePantSu this sale S315 Wool and Corduroy Krdkerbor Broadot Knbr Pants; regular Corduroy regular
  Boys School Shoes District 76 brand four fall styles regular $5O val
  $175 and School Shoes Sale S135 pocket of Boys light weight Wool Underwear regular 6 garment values Just the
 
  price, par
Arizona republican., 1909-09-17

 ofo n a balance Ladies andChllrans s O On all Blankets and Quilts ion arN Mems -rE1..i on all Mems uits ours lew 
 Sale 39c cent off ona al Men CorlurO Pantsan Coats. Summer a One-Thiri Off Price.
 
 $15O soc Discount on a bell lOI side buckles
 
 
 AUOr Enbrobeies 4Oft Off |
  Hand Towels regular l0 Sale pieces Drape or black yard Sale 19c s  and T21l Sale . SlSS | nple this sale -. " One Half Price |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
USES KNIFE:
ON RIVAL.
MEN QUARREL OVER WOMAN
IN HER ROOM AND ONE
is STABBED.

r. r. Daley. who says he is a
hotel keeper was arrested last night
by City Detectives Frank clark and
Hudson G. Adams on a charge Of
stabhing h r. Talaforro, a solicitor.
The cutting occurred in the apart
ments OF Mrs. Carrie $ Erne, at
1918 Terry av.. last Saturday. To
the police both men admit they
ciashed over the woman
Daley was arrested several months
ago by city Detectives Barbea and
Kennedy ON charge OF stealing
$500 worth Of diamonds from Mrs
Ernc. The charge was withdrawn,
however but the police say Mrs.
Emo did not recover the diamonds,
Tanaferro admits he struck Daley
before the stahblnE took place
rallaferro did not think much OF
the wound at that time, but last
night he was unable TO leave his
bed, and the police We're notified.
Dauey's arrest followed. The wound
Is affecting tho muscles OF the right
les. hut Il is not regarded as espc-
cially dangerous Pending develops
ments, plilcy viii stay IN Jail.
The report that Tahaferro was re-
Gently ia iail for forgery is denied
by him and hts friends. He was arr
rested on complaint Of an employer.
who Withdrew the charge and re-
mstatcd Taliaferro IN his service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
COURT GIVES BABY
TO SEATTLE
WOMAN

The Bible story OF the king, the
sword, the two mothers. and the
founding child was repeated yes.
terday in the superior court at
Tacoma, except that IN this case
the king IS Judge Smell, the sword
Is the sword OF Justice, and that
neither of tho mothers can claim
the child through right of blood
Two years ago pretty baby was
found upon a Tacoma doorstep and
turned over to the Moolsey home.
In that city. lacking evidence as To
its parents.
Later the child was adopted hy
Mr. and Mrs W. n. Hunkman. OF
this city but with the Illness of
Mrs Brinkman was returned for a
short time 20 the home for proper
care There Miss Susan Wooisoy.
daughter OF the malron of the home.
conceived such an affection for the
little glrl that she went before the
court and adopted her
MIS-. Brinkman and Miss WoOlsey
are employing the best Of legal
minds 70 decide who shall have pos.
session. Judge Shell yesterday de.
cided In favor OF The Drlnkmans
declaring that the child needed the
care of father ais we'll as a
mother, and set aside Miss Wool
aey'a adoption papers, Steps viii
be taken by them at once TO secure
adop,ioE papers In King county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
HAMS NOW
CONFIDENT

FLUSHING. l.. T.. Jan Thy u.
p The fourth day Of his appear.
auca on the witness stand, and the
third Of nm ardnoua crosa.examina.
ton. found Thornton jenkins Hams
more self possessed than NJ any
time since be has been on the stand
In his trial for participation IN the
shooting az William y Annis
llaina was confronted with clip
pings from many Ncw York news.
papers in which he was quoted With
making various statements In con.
tfadictlOn of his testimony He rcad
each clipping carefully IN some in.
stances denying and IA others ad
hitting che authenticity Of the
stories
Judge Crane refused 20 permit
Prosecutor Darrln TO question the
witness from the newspaper clip.
pings except IN relation 10 matters
testified 10 BY Hams ON direct ex-
animation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
GET HATTIE
I TIMES
FIGHTING" WHEELER is ONLY
MAN or TRADE TO
LAND IN JAIL.

nusinR the year 1905 the police
records Ntow that seven haftern
Wsre placed under arrest The &C.
eupafiuu IL one seldom met with
BY fhe police. AZ there arr few men
~ bnkineas whu give their uccupa.
tlone AZ those Of haiters.
Whom Clerk Denny Drew was
preparing the annual report be vas
SURPRISED 70 find total ~ seven
haftcrs ca the hlottcr Drew frat
fhouEht hc had made a mistake bni
a aecnnd search ~ she records
showed that seven men we're book
"a a. hatters
The eutife record was made By
sfuWirli Wheeler. better known 10
the police az "FfRhtlng" Wheeler
seven timea during the year Just
ended Fighting Wheeler got as
mad az : halter and while 10 that
mental state hit the first friend %
Zoe Who crossed his path And
seven times he WaH arrested
Fighting Wheeler was the only
halter booked ~ police headquar
tors during the year.
"a halter is n man Who makes
hats. according 20 Freddie Henry.
the office boyl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

ROME Jan = ny y = IN or
der 10 checkmafe ihe land owners
Who are claiming more property
than they Fightfully own. taking al
vantage ~ che dss gsuciiuu ~ rec
ufdn. Il wAE announced today that
she government will appoint a con.
mlsslnn 90 restore property lines
Il wiil b. huse TASK. as The com
misElpu siil have very little data
On which 70 aci
The government today Issued a
statement placing the number ~
deaths resulting from the earth
quake and tidal save AZ ita. 600
FutNre deaths certain 10 BE- record.
"a among the wounded ard sick
survivors viii increase this number
b. many thousand
Hendricks 81 priests are visiting
the dylnn throughout the stricken
aFeap Eisins abHoiniiuu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
EXPLOSION SKATERS
MAM-HOLE COVER

With cannon.like report, an ex-
ploslon IN a manhole al Seventh av.
and Union 81 this morning blew
The iO0.pound cover a hundred feet
into the air shatterng Il 10 bits
Luckily no pedestrians or teams
were he by the descending fragt
menta.
The explosion was caused by the
ignition Of gas. II 4. varthelemlg,
an omploye Of the Sunset Telephone