Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21

NNNH'SV 'ouhty HdS auueu Tlf0 to us treasury by auctioning off lot of hides acquired under the bounty law. There were hides of skunks, coyotes, wild eats, coons and mountain lions, alto gether 2,l73, and they were purchased
 by Il. E. Belner, Los Angeles hide buyer.
 ! Edward E. Keast; deputy organiz, r of the Yeomen in Arizona, will soon i start from Bisbee and make a tour of the territory in an endeavor to estab- fish Yeomen Homesteads in all the prn. cipal towns. At present the lodge at Bisbee is the only one in the territory.
 Frank Carpenter, the robber who was ! shot during the recent attempted bank and postotlice hold,up at Harrah, Okla, and died later as the result of his wounds, was well known in Bisbee where he was connected with the Salva- 1 tton Army about two years ago, pre- 1 tending to hold a commission as cap tain in that organization. ! Alleging that the banks of Bsbee hold over $l ,000 of his money, a Swedish miner giving his name as John ! Bergquist was arrested Sunday and is being held for7 examination as to his sanity.
 Dr. Black of Bsbee, whose honey moon was shattered by his arrest at Benson, is serving a twenty five day sentence in jail TOT leaving unpaid l board bills when he attempted to de- part. The bride went on to Califor. mia and Dr. Black says he will resume his honeymoon as soon as he has served his sentence.
 During the past year the taxable property of Tempe increased in value over $lO0000.
 Rev. Creal and Rev. Maddox, Baptist pastors of Tempe and Mesa, respective ly, have entered the newspaper field with "The Projectile,' a publication whose purpose it will be to present church matters to the public and to ad. vance the cause of the church and the temperance movement
 Two bandits disguised as officers held up a Slovenian at Ash Fork Sunday night and told him he must permit him self to be searched or he would be placed under arrest. They relieved hlm of more than $200 and then struck him on the head and left him unconscious.
 The Yuma baseball team won two games from the Fl Centre team at Yu- ma last Sunday.
 Tom Murphy, the grandson of the late Francis Murphy, has commenced a temperance campaign in Yuma. He recently closed a similar campaign a, Tucson.
 Since January r the Mexi:aa GUS toms law regarding vehic'es is being rig dy enforced, and carriages and freight teams will be required to pay the regular amount of duties before be-" ing allowed to CT ss tie line into Mexi- 90. Private persons may cross on horse . back or in their private conveyances, but not in hired coHveyances. i,
 A Mexican named Barra, who imag. l ines himself revolutionary general and is constantly dctating orders to an imaginary army to destroy all off cials in authority throughout the world, has been committed to the insane asy- lum by Judge Goodbody of Tombstone.
 In ease the prohibition law passes in Cochise county, the authorities of Agua Prieta declare they will no permit any of She saloonkeepers driven out of Douglas to enter their city to carry on their business.
 At the annual stockholders meeting of the Johnson, DragoOn and Northern Railway company recently held at Der son, all the old directors were named for reelection except Steve Roemer of Benson.
 A suit has been if ed by Emma A. Boggess against A. J. Pidgeon of Ben son for the recovery of l25,49S shares