Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-18
Brief Territorial News

A Grange man, who had secured work as a a ishwashcr in a restaurant at John kan nI had been there only few days, comm tied suicide last Thursday night |by Ringing himself to a rafter in the room, in which he slept.
 CAfos Alyarado, an old offender re- leased only about two years ago from the Benitentjary where he served a term For burgIarizing the Randolph of neea t Tucson, is again under arrest on q harge of burglary, having stolen soInc jewclry from the home of F. H. Befnard of Tucson on January lS.
 Eiisha B. Knox, at one time cashier Of tAe Phoenix National bank and a hiehlS respected citizen, died last Fri 1ar st the territorial insane asylum. 4 long term if Hines resulted in insan- ity which caused him to murder his ' An interesting series of addresses, to be cal ed the "Why Am |" series, is t0 bod delivered by the ministers of Tue son ob Sunday afternoon, each minis- tez Hing why he belongs to his par fieulaf denomination.
 Tho fire department of Bisbee will holdA meeting this week to discuss the matfef of putting in paid chief, who will dp nothing but look after the af- faifs pf the department.
 Tie women of Lowell have decided 70 oxNhnze a social and industrial club 30 beE known as "The Idle Wives. v
 Ih8 stock of the Heffern Mining com Qanf has been taken off the market and tbne will be sold at the Bisbee of fec Nfore January 2l, when the com pally,Nill make a report of its develop meft sof the property and the discov- cry o ore bodies.
 EQNfrmation services were held at helVA last week and a class of ninety thred was confirmed into the Catholic ehuteh by Bishop GranjOn of Tucson.
 The aggregate deposits in the four banks of Phoenix show an increase of eti52 GOO over the deposits a year
 Tho dictionary of the Navajo lang uA9e, being printed by the Franciscan monks at St. Michaels, is rapidly near ing eb ebmpletion. Father Webber has dont he greater part of the work in making the translations from Navajo 10 Euglish
 c. Larson of Bisbee had his lower Jaw Nfoken last week when a rock fell frQNf he timbers above where he was Nof&Pg at the Oliver shaft and struck nini lth sufficient force to break the bone
 F meeting of business men and pfQFNiy owners held at Douglas last Nf8# resolutions were adopted to limit mber of saloons to twelve, raise Fense to $l,OOO per year, have ,'N.81'*& ''''' lNSuldtlOuH, tllHlHalb sa- iQfyS rom redlight district, close from
 to l ?. m. and from : D. m. m. on Sundays, to exclude any t.''&P bordering on the lewd and to clear '1 ew of bars from the street of Af Functions.
 N has entered the Douglas post 2!'ssR md as a result two of the clerks. {, s'iss roNIcs and Miss McConvilIe, will ,ssSeS :, ar office January lj to become
 ,1fRf nnRf F., Reeves, q prominent capi- ,' ,NpsSaPf Newark, \. J., is now at Win. /, fF,tFpF t.F To investigate the London Gila +As's7R " Power company for the pur- PITS installing at that and other t1'l'sf les Tn which he is interested hun <ts't 1' ph mills, using new process for +ne f'"Very of values. The mills are Y, ne erected by the United States >est'' :. al AmaIgamating company, a ,2,NsA poo corporation.
 Wuzman, second lieutenant x. & " NeNlcan army in the department
 .*F Der California, has expressed his ','''2'fF " 10 become Q citizen of the sn'ssf States and to join the regular