Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-08
ARIZONA NEWS
 AND COhNEAT.


 Johnny Sandige, Phoenix bell hop, has discovered q deposit of gold ore in Yavapai county which runs s200 to the ton in the precious metal.
 It begins to look like Ringing Brothers circus will pass by Globe this trp. They are billed for numerous other points in the territory the latter part of the month, but the flaring posters have not made their appearance in Globe town.
 The Tempe High school opened Mon day for the winter term.
 Bisbee is alarmed over the rapid in- crease in typhoid fever cases, and the health department is at loss as :J means to check the epidemic.
 Four foreigners were admitted to citizenship in the Pima county court Saturday.
 The announcement is made that as the result of carrying the Twin Buttcs extension bonds at Tucson a short time ago. a big refrigerating plant will be built in the old Pueblo.
 Word is received from Naco that two hundred Mexican laborers have bcen gathered there for work on the pro posed New Southern Pacific line which will parallel the Fl Paso & southwes tern
 Army officials of Fort lluaehuca have filed descriptions of Guy Dandrdge and Charley Wallner with sheriffs over the territory These men are privates who deserted the fort few days ago
 T. H. Nicholson, who WAS arrested in Tucson few days ago on warrant from Albuquerque. N. M., has been talk en back to the New Mexico metropolis to face an embezzlement charge.
 Navigation of the Colorado river is the subject os a report just made to the chief engineers of the war de Partment, by Lieutenant Charles D.. Leeds. superintendent of the division through which the Colorado river flows.
 pistol duel fought in the Grove sa- loon, on C avenue, in Douglas, Satur- day, resulted in the serious wounding of both participants, Proprietor Will Hams and Night Officer Russell of the police department. The trouble arose over the saloon proprietor being se- cused by the officer of serving drinks to women in hrs saloon.
 The first of the caseg involved in an incipient crusade a,'"inst gambling was dismissed at Lowell last week for lack of prosecution.
 With Sheriff Anderson as the leader, posse left Clifton Monday in pursuit of gang of horse thieves that stole twenty-five head of fine saddle horses from the ranch of former Sheriff J. V. Parks in the Ash Peak district.
 The educational work of the Doug las Y. NJ. C. A. will be begun this year about October l.
 The production of copper from the  smelters of Douglas for August shows an increase over that of July of 700,- 1000 pounds.
 Tucson is stITl plugging for visit from President Taft on his coming western tour. They should be informed that the entire itinerary was finally completed several weeks ago-and Tue son is not included. Neither is Globe,
 United States Marshal c. A. Overlook has named Dr. A. Morrison as official physician to attend the United States prisoners in the Pima county jail, where they will be kept in the future.
 IGdHh J- VI fpIifu1 Abt busttu iuN son broker, has been released on $3;000 bonds pending his bearing on charge of embedding $2,000 from Mir. and Mrs. w. V. Elliott of Tucson.
 From recent action taken by the gov crnment officials in Arizona it seems certain that they intend to put a stop to the cutting of green wood on the res eryations by Indians. Several hundred cords of wood have been confscated from the Phoenix Coal & Wood conn panv and hundred cords from one of Arizona $ leading institutions.
 Rev A. B. Carpenter, formerly pastor of the Christian church at Douglas, has been appointed trayeiing evangelist for the territory of Arizona and will begin b;u ,tork uifh q series of mpetinDs af