Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-20

,rDmentai bureau ot euucaShou. Dona Aps county and the third ju dicisl district court of New Mexico csu boast of having the first woman judge in the history of the territory, V hen Miss Algs Melinda Victoria Mil. Ter the official reporter for Judge Wright, occupied the bench Saturday ss Judge pro tenn during the absence of Judge Wright in Fl Psso.
 The people of ssfford wers very much surprised on awskeoing on the morning oi November l, to see dang ling on telephone pole and swinging with the breezes the made up bodice of two oi their leading eitizens. "that are leaders in their particular line. One lawyer who took sn active part in the late local option contest. and the other e proprietor of one of the saloons of the town. and although seller of booze, he is accredited with doing more for the banishment ot ssl- oons from Ssffo than any one man
 Friday, November 4th Mrs Sara Nj Pomeroy celebrated her seventy sixth anniversary at Mesa. A noon-day dinner wac given in her honor at the hcme oi her son, Ed L Pomeroy; and A number of old friends were invited to meet her and enjoy the b0upteous repsst.
 Arizona thie year sent about two thousand pounds of dates to Los An gelee, and retailers have no difficulty in disposins of the crop st 25 cents . pound and better. These dates are not pressed. hut are permitted to lie oose in the boxes and are sold as Der. ries might be sold. They are large moist and very sweet.
 Civilization of the Apache is pro- gressing. The Fl Paso Herald ssys "The Apache Indisas of the Mescsl ero reservation, N. M., have . mining exhibit at the Fl Paso fsir. Under the tutelsge of the agent, Mir Carol, the Apaches are turning their hands more and more to productive indus tries"
 M II Page president of the Globe miners union has gone to Denver ss . delegate oi the Amerecan Federation of Labor convention where ii will be deciled whether or not the Western
 Federation of miners will be received
 into membership. Charles H Meyer, president of the Western Federation,
 Vice President C E Mshoney aud Mir.
 Page constitute the delegation from the Miners nnion.
 ] The holdings in the Santa CTuz
 La d and Reservoir company of Gen
 L H Manning. Col Epes Randolph and V S Griffith have all been pur chased by the principal stock holder, Col W c Greene of Csnanes. thus 10 iking him virtually the sole owner Of the project, according to Mir. Griffith
 So small degree of interest centers ID the renewed exploitation of the stonewsll McMillen mine, . silver producing property. which contributed much to the early history of the great Globe-Mismi mining district.
 A peanut vine, we'll laden with peanuts and weighing several pounds was placed on display in c window of the Southern Arizona Bank and Trust company at Tucson. The pesnuts are results of an experiment in peanut culture undertaken this year op . small ecsie by the Mormon colony on the Rillito. The peanuts are of large size, nrme:ou: and apparently of excellent quality.
 In Greeolee county's first election Clifton won over Duncan for the county seat by 23s majority. while all Democratic candidates were elected but one. Chss. G stann. the sepubli can candidate for recorder, was elect ed by l9 majority.
 Rev Robert Fisher, pastor of the First Methodist church Of Phoenix, successfully psssed the bar exsmins- tion held at that city. He does not intend to leave the ministsy, but wsnts the legal knowledge for use in making certain contemplated reforms. |
 The quarters of the Mex;csns sm- ! ployed at the Arisoos Eastern se Rics l near Globe were burned Tussdsy after. noon The poultry plant ot Judge H NJ Woods vas also destroyed, in. cludins equipment sod grain vsiued at eeversl hundrrd dollass. An en. zine was sent down sod put out tho fire in about an hour.
 After chsss of over . year A I Swift of Globe hss finally located the wife who deserted him and their three little children. Swift followed them from Fl Psso through Nevada, California, Montana. theDakotss and Utah. and nov has one man under