The Benson signal. [volume] (Benson, Cochise County, Ariz.) 1915-1921, 1915-10-30
ARIZONA
STATE NEWS
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.

Nov 19.-Postmasters State Conven-
ton, Phoenix.
Dec. 1S-20.--State Poultry Show, Tue
son.
Punch-boards are under ban at
Yuma.
The Liberty Bell will be at Tucson
ON Nov 16
Soft drink dealers at Tucson have
been arrested
There will be a dog show at the
state fair this year.
The Globe fire department is to
have an auto truck
Tucson is said to be enjoying a won
derful season OF prosperity.
A dozen cases of typhoid fever
have been reported at Miami
Judge Tilton c. Hendricks of Globe
passed away at the county hospital
Many blind pigs and gambling
houses have been raided in Globe.
The Clifton strikers asked federal
inquiry through federation officials.
Soft drink dealers in Tucson are
being arrested for dispensing real
wine.
Casa Grande was visited with fire
which destroyed row of frame build
ings.
Warren good roads boosters turned
out and put the streets in good con-
dition.
Quail, while plentiful, are shy, &C
cording to the reports of Tucson
hunters.
1t is estimated that 10000 cattle or
the Yapavi county ranges will be mar
keted this fall
Miami has decided to open room
for coored school children and pro-
vide a teacher
Vendors of Frio beer in Phoenix
have been arrested for violating the
prohibition law
The proposed bond issue for a gym
nasium for the Winslow schools was
defeated, lis to 81.
Heavy movements of cattle to Tex
as and California pastures have com
menced from Tucson.
A. E. Halstead of Globe found a
pearl while eating oysters which is
said to be worth $3.50 to 5000.
The Shriners met at Douglas anC
were royalty entertained, and initial
ed about twenty-five candidates.
A date growers association is ad
yocated by W. r. Nutting of Phoenix
There are many growers IN Arizona
John H. Cady of Patagonia, resi-
dent of Arizona for fifty years, is
writing history of the early days.
Serious differences developed in the
conference between the Arizona mine
owners and their employees at Ell Paso
Tex
Guistiana Tarri and Jesse Phillips
were found guilty of violations of the
prohibitory law by the Superior Court
at Tucson.
On account of plucky fight made
by Mrs. Louie Jaeger, an attempt by
an unknown man to rob her at Tucson
was frustrated.
Tucson Spanish War Veterans in
sufficient number to ask for a char
ter to organize have signed roster
for that purpose.
The $4,000 libel suit briught by
Sheriff Cash against J. M. Lally was
tried at Stafford the plaintiff getting
verdict for $4,000.
Governor Hunt amended the live
stock quarantine SO that domesticated
mules and horses can be brought into
Arizona from Mexico.
A new bank has been opened in
Wilcox.
Protest that the Pima county tax
levy is in excess of the ten per cent
limit fixed by law has been filed with
the State Tax Commission.
That the Graham county tax levy is
in excess of the ten per cent limit
fixed by law has been determined by
the State Tax Commission.
Grandpa Quinn, for almost forty
years a resident of Arizona, cele-
brated his Goth birthday with family
dinner at his home in Layton.
Anaonio Obezo Mexican miner,
who brought suit against the Magma
Copper Company for 100000, lost his
case in the Federal Court at Phoenix.
The highest point in Arizona, says
the United States Geological Survey
is the San Francisco Peak triangula-
ton station, 1851 feet above the sea-
Gold indications that if found in Ne
vada or the Oatman district would
create wild excitement exists in the
Pinal mountains, and their foothills
are now the center of interest among
gold miners who hope to see that part
Of Globe district extensively devel-
oped within a comparatively short
time.
The utilization of the rare minerals
and the non-metallics in the state of
Arizona is one of the first problems