Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13

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 TERRITORIAL BRIEFS
 The salaries of the city attorney and the ely clerk of Tucson have been raised 10 slO0 per month each.
 Mrs Myrtle Wagner of Luther. Okla. is making inquiries concerning the whereabouts of her son. Milton Arizona. He is IS years of age. is over six feet tall and weighs over 200 pounds. When she last heard from him he vss employed by the govern ment in a grading camp near Yuma,
 The territorial board of control has decided to reject all the bids which had been submitted for the construc- uosS Of a bridge across the Gila river at Florence on the groand that the fig ures we've too high. the proposals ranging frSG s35.oeo to sso, 900 It vas decided to bn,ld the bridge wi. prison labor under the superintendent of TerriSS:.tal Engineer Grand, who be lieves the cost will not exceed $50 900
 Mort Wien and C. II. Carter of Ben son are making arrangements whereby they will secure under lease and bond the Lavanits property in the Yellow stone mountains There is a five stamp mill on the property and good ore has been taken out in the past.
 Manuel Monteon. Mexican accused of being in the white slave traffic and Luiz Flores. the white slave" were tried before Commissioner o. T Richey st Tucson upon complaint made against them by the federal i'm migration bureau. Both admitted their guilt and were ordered deported to Mexico
 The regular monthly meeting of the Arizona Health league was held at Tucson yesterday afternoon, and after the meeting the board of managers made visit of inspection 10 the tent colony adjacent to the city.
 
 A big convention of .he I.aymen's Missionary society will be held at Phoenix March 4. and 6
 V. C. Soto and F. D. Fully. two young Tucsonans, were arrested Mon. day morning on a charge of forgery and will be given a preliminary hear ing Friday. They tried to cash a check for s10. purported to be signed by A Steinfeld Co. and made payable to Fully The check was pronounced a forgery by Steinfeld
 Hugh Campbell. k. A Packard. T. E. Pollock and H. C. Lockett all present or past members Of the territorial fair commission. have been selected to act as judges during the aviation meet.
 Rev. l. T. Bagnall, rector of Grace Episcopal church of Tucson, has as sembled in his apartments splendid and varied ar collection. which is open to the public each day except Sunday and Monday. and the proceeds derived from the 10 cent admission charge are to be donated to me pub lie library.
 Bert Ryan. the champion bronco buster, had added another laarel leaf 0 his wreath of fame by riding Black Jack" the supposed unconquer- able wild horse at the fair grounds a Phoenix last Sunday. Incidentally he won a s2o0 bet which the owner had made that the horse could not be ridden
 Mrs Martha McFall. a pioneer resi- dent of -he Salt River valley. died Monday at her home in Phoenx.
 The annual report of the city clerk of Tucson shows the the gross value of all city property is $S51 600
 Operations on the Cash mine in thc Hassayampa district will be resumed at once by the Cash Mining company who purchased the property seyera' years ago from David Grubb. 8 pion Ger of the district
 The farmers of Skull valley are oul 1 tivating more land for this spring ! planting than. any time since the set tlement of the valley.
 | Engineer W. P. Bullock Of Kansas City has agreed to furnish plans foi the proposed sewer system at Noeal es and to deliver them 10 the city without any cost or liability to tho municipality.
 The new Prescott Electric compa ny's plant at Prescott has been con nected with the Arizona Power com pany's works on Fossil Creek, and new and very satisfactory era in pow CT and lighting for the city has bee'