Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-11

 ng, while not so large as in former years, was one of the most earnest and piritusi of the conferences history
 Interest centers about the possib.l Ity of obtaining the new army post Tor Tucson.
 Just why a Tucson burglar entered a livery stable and stole about fifty ropes few nights ago is unex plained. With the exception of x few sacks of grain nothing else is missing, a large quantity of fine harness being undis- turbed.
 Judging from surface indications, It is believed that the Copper Queen is to resume active operations in the Courtlsnd copper district.
 Judge $ L. Dennison, the .egular nominee of the republican party of isvapsi county for the position of member of the constitutional con. stitutionsl convention has formall, rendered his resignation and A s. Haskell has been appointed to snc- ceed him.
 The new saloon zone ordinance of Douglas has gone into effect and thereby three saloons went out of business, two in the restricted or red light district oud one at the corner of G avenue and Seventh street. The sale of liquor in the Sixth street dis trict is now prohibited and the first step in saloon regulation has gone into effect. From now on the deni- zens of the fedhght dlstrict will have to abstain from the service of alco- holic liquors and beer. and the dance ball Is the thing of .he past,
 Katherine Kirkpatrick Lake was ma.- ried to Elmer Elsa orth James on Aug. 24 a, the residence of Mt. and Mrs, E. A Su;or at Fairbrnks, Alaska.
 The foregoing brief story of a pretty romance finding i,s consummstion in a union of lives will be read with grea, intefest by many in Phoenix and through out Maricopl county where the bride ]! 'ed tor some time.
 About l50 railroad men on the Williams division of the Santa Fe were discharged last week. The cause giyen for dismissal was drinking and loitering arodnd saloons.
 s. R. Ciegg, attached to the terri torisl engineers office, with a com piete equipment, will leave Prescott for Flagstaff to begin the extension oi the road from that point to Camp Verde. In entering the new fe d MT. Clegg ststes ths, the work he nill direct will be repairing the old thor ougbisre Tbis work, he anticipates, will occupy his time until the snow flies. When weather conditions will permit, he will retrsce his work and construct the road on permanent lines, establishing grade that will endure against all climatic conditions.
 The Parker country is to be the scene Of considerable mining activity Mining men are already beginning to arrive and the advance guard of hard rock miners are hocking in. From all indications the coming season will be very buoy one. Numerous com. psnies will inaugurate work on a large scale, and others owning claims in the districts surrounding Parker are preparing to do their annual assess. ment work.
 Local mining men of Douglas are making preparations for 6 mineral exhibit to be sent from that city to Fl Paso for the far, which will he held ID the early part of October. Word has been received from Courtl.nd that two or three representative speci mems will be shipped to Douglas in order shst they may accompany the Shelter City exhibit, which is to be made up Of mum Der of exhisits, rep of the section,
 The Tucson police report q petty burglary and an attempted burglary. one ID the home tf United States Marshal C. A. Overlook ard tue other In the Elite barber chop and the Cigar Eenter, which are contiguous.
 W. 0. Sembrook, who after being 'llowed by F. R. Richards of Tucson 70 take bath in his apartments, pro. 'e"ded to decsmp with jewelry and wearing apparel to the value of $50. vas sent to jail for six m, nths ss A 'arning not to impoee upon friend. i hip in the future. According to the official records of ]. G. Pritchard of Bisbse, the August ainfsll in that section of the teri- cry is smaller than at any time dur ng the past twenty-three years.
 The board of directors of the G,Ia alley Fair association has decided to old county fair On the 18th, l4tb