Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09

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 Although it wss or ginslly reported . that Albert Wegtorst was murdered ( near Nsco. it is believed that the de. J ceased, who had been very i'll, left T tram passing through that d,stric', { wandered some distance from the I trscks and died from natural causes The Arizona standard hss made its initial appearance at Cboiride, Mohave county. It is published by NJ w Mus grave and the first issue contains A number of interesting write-ups Of the mines of that section.
 On the 23rd of September there oc- cured at Globe the death of Mrs. W W Terry after 20 days run of typhoid fever. Mrs. Terry had been resident of Gleeson for eight years where che had a comfortable home and large cattle interests.
 This year is record breaker So far as the date crop is concerned at Tem- pc. At no time in the past have so many dates mstured. The crop was was such lsrge one that the local 1 market was swsmped and th-t lsst week Superint, ndent Sin.n, n. vent to Los Angeles to see what could be | done there in the way of disposing ot the surplus.
 Al the meeting tf the volunteer | fremeu held iu Bi.bee, it was decided , that the Bisbee boys would az io com pete for the Arizona hose team cham pionship at the territorial fair this year.
 Last year the Bisbee team walked away with all the top honors and were the sensation of the contests. The team lsst year had very little prsc- tice and made a remarkable showing.
 The story which has been going the rounds to the effect that Secretary Young had stated there would not be enough money for election purposes wss emphsticsily denied by him. He says economy is imperative, but ths. the funds will be sufficient.
 The Phoenix high school has organ. ized football team and will play rather an extensive schedule during the coming season.
 While W Cooper of Tucson cre- sted considerable surprise hy declaring that his e1peu.e. in the constitution al convention campaign amounted to but 50 cents, A A Moore Q! Ysvspai apparently has him faded, ss Moore claims that he d:d not even spend co much as the price of 6 postage stamp in his campaign.
 At Mess news was received Of the overturning of the Roswell stsge near Tortilla Flats, the passengers being only slightly bruised. The stage had stopped at the Flats and the psssen- gers were re re-entering the vehicle when one of the horses kicked the driver, who was on the ground. knocking him down. The horses then bol,ed. The stsge turned over sn embark and the body was demolished. The passengers rolled out but were not seriously hurt.
 Geo. B Morgsn and Frank Ewing have secured c lease on the Grand Central group Of claims, owned by T NJ Drennan and associates. The prop erty is located about 20 miles above Parker on the Colorado river. Asssys run from sli to Szs5 pc, ton in gold and copper.
 According to an in, ervie~ given at Globe by George W P Hunt, he is still in the race for the presidency of the constitutional convention. Hunt de- clares that W Webb misunderstood him, and was not authorized to dis seminste the ne ws that he had with drawn from the race. Hunt, it is understood will throw his strength to Mulford Winsor ID case there is no chance for his candidacy winning. Archie Roswell, son of ex-Presi- | dent Roosevelt, passed through Phoe nix yesterday on his way to the Evans school, where he will be enrolled as e student during the coming term. Nicholas Rooevelt c cousin of Archie, ws- st the Evans school last year. Archie is the third son of Colonel Roosevelt.
 B Atkinson, ID charge of the transmission line building on tbe Sec ston reservation, while cutting the line from one station to the other on Saturday, fell from the top of the steel tower, . distance of 2S feet and received internal injuries from which he may die.
 A protest against the alleged sale oi Intoxicating liquors at Camp Atss. csdero has been made by Orville J Nave. father of Judge Fredrick J Nave of Globe, and owner of the Nave block in Toc,on. According to sdyicee from the coset, Mir. Nave who is q rs-