Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21

ne board peanuts should in the fu- nre form . real comm ercial asset to Iucson. Such ct leest is the opin- on of the Mormon colony on the Rillito.
 Apparently grieving because of the ie,'srture of her mistress, "Dor's," the pet bull dog of Mrs. Ralph Martin Di Globe, has evidently become weary | of life without her and has decided to | end an existence which she considers | "Doris" made her third ! attempt at suicide the other day.
 The county of Yuma now owns 6 block of lots in the town Of Parker The board of supervisors has received from the land office at Washington a deed to s choice block in the town site, for which they applied some time ago, to hold in reserve for possible county building purposes.
 Because he caught & skunk, and is alleged to have left it near the resi dence of Lsbo Plamenoz with the in- vitstion to the latter to eat it, Clar ence North, youthful trapper, was brought into the Globe police court the other day and admonished to in the future place all such animals at greater distance from human hsbita- ton.
 A surplus of about SlOt, left over from the Phoenix statehood celebrs- tion, has been turned over to the ss- socisted charities.
 Struck by a bolt of lightning, ap- pa ently attracted by an umbrella which she was carrying, Miss Sarah Mason of Tucson was rendered un- conscious. Given medical aid she revived and will apparently suffer no inconvenience from the rather strenu ous experience.
 After an interruption caused by
 ightniug striking one of the cables, telegraph service between Tucson, BIsbee and Douglas has been restored :.
 Dropping sn oil lamp in his home. Albert Pitts came near starting bad fire in Phoenix. Fortunately he es capped uninjured and neighbors, form- ing garden hose trigsde, kept the fismes under control until the arrival of the fire department.
 Business men of Phoenix have raised over slOO by popular subscription to s'd the Wickenburg good roads move- ment. It is the plan O the people of tba. place to build s road to Norris town to connect with the territorial highway. Over $20O has been raised in Wickenburg to aid in carrying out the work.
 "Never again." says Dr E w Baum of Bisbee, one Of the party aboard the auto which made the trip from Bisbse to Chicago, en route to the Elks' con- vention at Detroit. The machine encountered nothing but hard luck en route and then did not reach Detroit in time for the convention.
 
 Work of repairing the east wall of the Bisbee city reservoir in Upper rom bstone canyon will be commenced at once. A contract has been let to Fred Bauer and the construction work will be done under the supervision of Alderman Schmid.
 Digging up an almost forgotten or dinance, the city fathers of Phoenix have found a way to protect property from vsndslism during fires. Here after all fires will ,be policed and if necessary dead lines will be run to keep spectators at 6 reasonable distance from burning buildings.
 Phoenix is soon to have 6 brand new patrol wagon, for use in hauling the drunks and other unruly persons to the city tanks.
 Marble of mercbsntable quality is found at many points in this terri- tory. Sixteen miles from Bowie, the Arizona Marble company is getting out some magnificent stone, declared by Eastern architects the equal of the best Itslian and Grecian marbles.
 His plans having gone awry for millions from 6 hidden treasure deposit in the hills about Prescott, but rich in recent experience, Gordon Wsldreth, 6 l5-yesr old boy, has returned to Tucson from the mile nigh city.
 With the object of collecting $275 which it is claimed is due for freight ,n . car of coal from Lilly. Ps.. which vas delivered four yesrs ago, the Ari- Iona Eastern has fl ed . suit in the district court at Globe against the Old Copper Mining & Smelting company.
 A band of wandering gyps.es has been enied entrance to the United States by Douglas immigration officers. The gyI- ,ss ~ho 1.v~ i, remnant nf a traveIino |