Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-14

A T Colton and K H Daniels are at Agus Csliente in the interest of capit- lists with regard to oil land twenty niles nortn- They seem highly i'm pressed with the formation. and indi- ,ate tha, it will not be long before | machinery is in operation.
 K l. Mulford, superintendent 0! :hs | Mesa csntaloupe crop. has received returns from H Wood < !compsny of Chicago. giving the prices st which the Mesa cantsloupes cold. Mumiord states that the net returns are sbort fifteen per cent higher .han last year.
 Whiskey, morphine, and heat was the combination which killed "Old Tom" COrcoran Tuesday evening at Frank Porter's livery stable at Phoe- nix. Soon after taking the morphine and drink of whiskey, Corcorsn was overcome. A physician was unable to save him.
 The man agement of the Calumet 6 Arizona Mining company has an nounced that after September l an agreement between that company and the Copper Queen, whereby employees of the c. X A. paid their store sc- counts through the company would be discontinued.
 As the result of a broken fiange, 6 nortbbound freight between Phoenix and Ash Fork was wrecked near Pres colt. Three oil cars were ditched and their contents lost and several hundred feet of track torn up.
 A Washington dispatch ssys that bids for the sites for the proposed fedora! buildings at Douglas, Tucson and Globe, Arizona, appropriations for which were secured during the recent session of congress through the influence of Delegate Ralph Cameron of Arizona, were opened at the treasury department today.
 The summer term of the Phoenix high school has just closed after 8 very successful nine weeks term
 Fire:Chief Nemmeck of Douglas has left for the east with the intention o! investigating new fire fighting sppsr- stus at the convention of the National Fire Chiefs association at Syracuse, New York.
 Hi- foot catching on a boulder while he was riding the running gear Of lumber wagon, George Ring, & teamster. sustained broken leg at B!sbee.
 Traffic on the. new Buckeye road is holding we'll up to the expectations of the officials and is constantly increas = ing. The road was opened but . short time ago and construction gangs are still engaged in putting on the finishing touches,
 The Phoenix pants" thief who has been operating for several weeks was badly stung a few nights ago. He ab. stracted 6 pair of bib overslls from beneath the pillow of an employe of the water department. There was not penny in the overalls and the gar. ment was worth about six bits at best.
 According to reports from Oh ihns- hua that state has voted subsidy of two million dollars for the building of 6 new railroad. The road is to be completed in five yesrs.
 According to B. c. Brichta, at the head of the Santa Rosa Mining cons pany, an Austrian mining expert has discovered a good qua ity of pitch- blend in :he Santa Rosa district and has pronounced it promising for the manufacture of rsdium.
 A man who claimed to be Tom Web. CT and who IS charged with psssing . number of bogus checks in Tucson is believed to be in Phoenix q nd a careful search is being made for him
 Reports from the Casa Grande dis btrict stste that s cyclone occasionea considerable damage a few days ago. The Jack Rabbit mine was badly dam. aged but no one was injured.
 Phoenix was visited by a terrific wind storm Wednesday afternoon occssioning considerable damage to telephone wiree, trees and smoke stscks. Two stacks were blown down at the Indian school and the chimney standing in the ruins of the Adams hotel collapsed.
 Francisco Martinez and NJ. Olya- reg, while playing . game of ball in Phoenix, hurriedly reversed his ruIes of the game and began snying the balls at each other. After hot fusil- lade Martinez succeeded in landing one of the ivory spheroids on!Alvsrez's head and he weLt down for the count. Both men will diagram the rules of the revised game in inc court.
 Ardent loyers of Q young woman res