Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-08

H. A. Lloyd, former manager of a boarding house at Lowell, left hurried ly for Fl PasO, leaving behind his debts, amounting to approNmately Sl,OO0. Some of his effects was attach ed at the request of grocer, who was one of the largest creditors.
 s. H. AndersJ n, a well known pioneer mining man of Yavapai county, was slain in his cabin in the Thumb Butte district last Friday afternoon. John Bryant, another well known resident, is being held, charged with the crime.
 During the aviation meet at Phoenix this week, the Aero Club of Phoenix will entertain as guests of honor Gov ernor R. E. Sloan, Territorial Secretary George U. Young, and the justices of the Hon. E. Nj. Doe, Hon. E. w. Lewis, Hon. J. II. Campbell and Hon. F. M. DOan.
 G. l.. Pratt, for the past four years ranger in the forest service in northern Arizona, has rendered his resignation to Supervisor Frank C. w. POOler of the CocOnino forest. Mir. Pratt will devote his entire attention to sheep raising, having recently purchased ranges for summer and winter use.
 The senior class of the Flagstaff Normal school will present the play, . "A Kings Daughter, on the evening of February 22 for the benefit of the Students Loan fund.
 A special meeting of the board of education of the Lowell school was held last week to investigate the wholesale use of tobacco and cigarettes by the pupils, girls as well as boys. Dealers have been notified that they will be arrested and prosecuted to the extent of the law upon the word of any child to whom they may hereafter sell any of the weed.
 Work on the Calabasas extension of the Twin Buttes railway is progressing so rapidly that only about eleven miles of grading is necessary to close the gap. between Tucson and Nogales. Steel laying follows closely and is only five miles DeHlHu tue Siduih B.
 Ernest Kuykendal, one of the young men who were attacked by Mexican. wood cutters near Douglas last week, died later as the result of his injuries The other young man had died soon af- ter the attack.
 An unsuccessful effort was made by the Mexicans of MoTenci to recover the deed to their cemetery, which isI now held by an individual, aud it is probable that the matter will be taken into court. ..
 About 5000 acres in Paradise valley, situated ncrth of Seottsdale, were filed upon at the Phoenix land office last Sat urday when the land was thrown open to homestead entry.
 On the evening of February 2l, Tue son Tribe No. 10 of the Improved Order of Red Men will tender a magnificent reception and banquet to Joseph Far Tar, great incOhonee of the great coun- cil of the United State, who will visit there on that date.
 The Tucson basket ball girls won from both Bisbee and Douglas in the games played at those cities last Friday and Saturday evenings.
 The seven year old daughter of Ra- mon Telles of Ft. Thomas died last week under peculiar circumstances. Her fath- CT gave her drink of wine which he had just purchased and she immediate ly lost consciousness, remaining in a comatose condition for about 20 hours and then dying.
 At meeting of the patrons of the Layton school district, near Stafford, it was decided to bond the district and erect new school house.
 Distribution of water to the lands ly- ing under the Eastern canal at Mesa was commenced yesterday.
 Circular letters are being sent to min ing men throughout the territory, invit-