Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-27

tween the Verde and Prescott to
 make the trip by team over an old highway and through deep drifts of snow. The Cherry Creek Hill was completely impossible.
 Phoenix is to have a new bank with capitalization of S100.000. It will be called the Drovers Bank and Trust Company. Walter Wold being the or ganiZer of the institution. The incor- porators are E. H. Martin. Charles K.
 Pishon and Wolf. Eastern capital is
 said to be largely interested in the new Salt River Valley financial insti- 1 tuition.
 Jacob Aaron and Mrs. Aaron, the parents of the little Phoenix newsboy
 who was run over and killed by a motor bus near the entrance to River side Park last year. were given S10,000 damages in their suit against M. w.
 Maxwell, an automobile man of the capital city. Little Harry Aaron was one of the best known newsboys in the state, having lived in Phoenix sev- eral years. He was, practically, the sole support of his father and mother Mrs. Teresa NJ. de Elias. a resident of Tucson when the lower part of what is now the state of Arizona was part of Mexico, died at her home in the old Pueblo several days ago. She was a native of Tubac and was sev- enty nine years old.
 Fl Zaribah Temple of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine will, shortly, start the erection of a temple in Phoenix to cost at least s100,000. H. A. Morgan. of Wilcox, and Neil Bailey, of Jerome, were the two leading figures in se curing the necessary funds with which to guarantee the start of the building. It will be erected on lot which the Shrine owns on North Central Avenue, near the School of Music. A commit tee has been appointed to take charge |Of all arrangements and bids will shortly be let.
 Safe crackers, last week. blew open the safe of the Stafford Jewelry com pany and took valuables. jewelry and precious stones to the value of S4.000. Several people in the little Graham county town heard the explosion but did not notify the police of the affair. Two men were arrested in WillcoX and taken to Stafford but were turned loose on account of lack of sufficient evidence to hold them.
 The state tax commission is going to make an endeavor to make the owners Of transient herds of sheep which winter in Maricopa county, pay the latter county a part of their an nual taxes. It is not thought the sheep owners are avoiding taxes but that Maricopa county is not getting it's share.
 Bishop H. Granjon. Of Tucson, has been invited by the catholic congre- gation of Miami to attend services there when the new church is dedicat- will be completed within the next few weeks.
 A special committee of the state senate, on Saturday, reported to the main body that the University of Ari- Zona had no right to sell the expert mental farm, near Phoenix. The com mittee censured the university for talk ing the action.
 After an absence of twenty nine years C. L. Powers is back in Globe endeavoring to locate his mother. Eli zahatb Roach and to nicE nm tho tau.r led skein of his early existence. When he was but two years old his father and mother. who were living in Globe, separated and the small boy was given into the custody of his father. Years later the father was killed in a rail- way wreck in Mexico. After consider able trouble he located his mother who lives in Wilcox. Powers will go to Wilcox to see her.
 A movement is on foot among the civil societies of Phoenix to extend an invitation to the National Irrigation Congress to come to Phoenix in March, 1918. President George Albert Smith. of the congress, has been in the Salt River Valley for the last week. He recently appeared before the chamber of Commerce here on request and dis. cussed the matter with that body. Four or more other cities are already in the lists for the meeting next year.
 The Samoan mine. lying south of the Lucky Boy. each Of Chloride. is soon to be tapped by tunnel 1iG0 feet long at a depth of approximately 700 feet. The bore will bring the rich vein known to exist within easy transportation and do away with pack ing.
 A peculiar suit has been filed in tho superior court at Prescott by George l.. Hudson. of Jerome, alleging dam age against three copper properties because water backed up the dumps Of these mines finally breaking loose, washed all ot IIudSon's buildings away and secured his land so as Co render it worthless. But NIT. Hudson being modest man asks for only s2,000 dam ages. Hudson's ranch is located in what is known as Deception Cullen al. n. ..E c