Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
citizens. calculated to cause the emi. grafton of undesired citizsus.

the fire lOss of the Southern Pacific railroad shops has been done. t is understood that the adjustment has not really started in earnest yet. and will not for several days. With- | in the next thirty days ther will be about sixty insurance men st Tucson 10 work on the loss.
 At Globe with six murder cases awaiting the action of the grand jury and the usual nunbes of felony csses the attention of the same body and with indications pointing to the fact that large percentage Of these cases will be tried in court on indictments, the copingtession oithe district court, which will open on Monday. November :. promises to be unusually heavy.
 Dr. Percival Lowell, director of the Lowell observatory at Flagstaff. with a small party, made an automobile trip to the district in which there has been 60 much earthquake activity recently. Several minor shocks were felt during the ls0-miie ride. Or. Lowell attributes the disturbances to | settling between the lava and lime stone, and does not look for any serious results.
 DC Jsckling, vice president and general manager 0! the Ray Con- solidsted Copper company does not agree with Prof. Jsmee Douglas. who does not forsee rise in the price of copper in the future. Mir. Jsckling is of the opinion that copper is bound to rise soon.
 U. s Deputy Marshal Overlook. in
 sn automobile, chased . smugsler sll
 the way from Tucson to the Mexican
 border, finally landing his man, whose
 horse vas about all ip. just this side
 of the line. The smuggler was ( Mexican vho had been running mules
 into the country from the neighborine republic without the formslisy of call.
 ing at Uncle Sam's Custom house. H L Scott, who, with Ed Shunste
 Charles Anderson, and Herman Voge
 s interested in placer and quart,
 mines near Vicksburg, cloee to th, l Alamo bonan1s, left Friday morning
 by team for the camp. taking c l.rs'
 stock of mining supplies. The prop
 critics will be explored during the coming winter with foundry wssher'
 of different models. Exhaustive testl
 .ill be made ci tho gravel beds. Terri.orislEngineer Girsnd while ir
 Prescott looking over the work or
 that end of the popul.r highway pro
 iect, ssid the bridge oyer the Giis val
 ready for traffic. A is over TOO feel
 long, 90 feet above high water mark and with . twenty foot course l between curves. All that remsins ii
 to place the hand rails ot it, It is o
 reinforced concrete and cost $4O,OO0
 The officials of the Glendale bee, sugar factory have announced that an increase of 25 cents per ton will be paid next season over this year ( prices for beets. are making contracts on an even $500 per ton basis. In- dicstions are that the acreage planted to sugar bests this fall be largely in excess of that of 1909,
 At Miami the officers announced that unless the parents Of Q number oi boys and giIls of the age of l3 years keep their children of she streets after dark, it will be necessary to send them to the house of correction or other institutions for iocorrigibles.
 The last rail O! the A.izons Eastern extension fromKelvin to Christmas has been laid. Superintendent Scott ststes that no passenger trains will be run over the new l2 mile track, but that motor car will te installed about October %.
 Weather conditions permitting, 1t is probable that over 20 machines will race from Prescott tn Phoenix for the trophy which has boon offered by the Many of them vii, be en- tered in the fair races afte,w ward. The roads are being repaired in spots and good travelling is anticipated.
 One of the heaviest sheep transsc- tione in recent months in the county, wss closed Friday. when Levi Young of the Black HiIls sold his isrgs sheep l interests to W Wilkins of Dewey for | the sum of Sl6 ,5OJ. Tho flocks range in the M,ngus mountains and md along Ash Greek. Recommended there ere 3.7O0 ewes, 1.6t0 lambs, % bucks, 200 goats. three horses. fony- 'ix hurroe, thirty.six peck saddles. tight tents and other camp outfits.
 At Prescott after ten yssrs Of inac- ivity. the famous Jessie mine is sesin ,eing actively opersted. sod . carload ,i ore wss sent Saturday from the -z:nn so sha unrnkolAs s-~ls~, f--