Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19

cipsl of the Globe High school, has taken s position &, srperiotendent of schools at Idaho Springs, Colorado. The department Of education. of which he will have charge when the fall term of schoo! arrives, employs twenty two teachers, including six high -chool teachers.
 It is expected that the 75.tOu mill at the GlUrioso mine, on the Ar zYna < California railroad, will be in opsr- stion about the latter part oi this month. The ore production i- in- rearing. Alleging that thropph negl sence Of the Old Dominion Copper Mining X Smelling company he received injuries to the left hand which have damaged him to th' extent of s40 Q, Rsd'van Lakichevich is nov prosecuting a suit for that smoun, m the distr,c; court at Globe, the trial of this cs.e having been commenced Saturday.
 There Is well circulated rumor m Globe to the effect that the territorial | eigbt.hOd law is being violated at some Of the mines in tls Glooe dis trict. Two miues m particular are being mentioned AS places where the law Is being disreG Gsrded ard legal ac- tion may be taken in the nea- future to force compliance Niih tbe ststutes
 Water is 90 scarce in Globe that a complaint was made by Special Officer Charles Morris Saturday aRsinst Mrs Kate SorengsDetti, chsrg ging her with using cty water in irriga.iug a vegetable garden st her place ID North Globe. IL is alleged that she did her irrigsting with hose at an early hour in the morning. Ths case was SC: for trial in the justice of the peace court Saturday afternoon
 That Tucson is soon going to have suburb worthy of subsequent annex stion is indicated by the sctiyi.y on on the desirable tract of land pur- chased some six months ago by A Nichols of the Southern Arizona Bank and Trust company The land is three miles south of the city. Nichols seized an opportunity to get 24J acres Of land in the section mentioned. and he has recently divided with several oi his friends who wanted to locate
 here.
 Jim Fong, who was ordered deport. : ed frcm Globe by r : Commissioner Johnson, is enjoying his freedom until US, Marshal Overlook leaves Sitt him for Tucson Jim has some .fisuG- in Globe, and one O: them, Gin Oh Quong, theieadlng Celestial Of the | ?. trict, offered to put up 5000 cash tl guarantee Jim'- appearance. Mtr-h al Overlook took QIongs certified cheek informing him that |! the mau ga. not at the depot tomorros a. ,rIrr time. hs would spsnd the entire amount il necessary t2 sppre end him.
 Reports yesterday evening from the bedside Of Chef oi Police Priuc, af Prescott were more Eeassuring than at any time in the past week, snd iJ Sss believed that he would ultimate ? ] ecover,
 A concerted effort b. Agent 4 Y Weaver Of San CarIos and Mis-i nary J. F. Hsrders and Sheriff rnom p-on of Globe, Is being made to strp ,he selling oi iIquor to lnuians. me missioner of Indian Affairs Valentine, asking that a special officer be de tailed and stationed at Globe, to look after the Indians and assist the cal officers in stopping the whisky trs if c on or near the reservation.
 The rnnor is that another fire has broken out not far from Oracle ani divided the fire fighters. Residents Of Tucson gre watching tine sky line in the direction of the Santa Cst.iinas by day sud by night.
 Since tbe publication in Tucson Of Councilman George P. Meyers idea of com biuing the city nall and colrt house in new building. to be jointly erected, much favorable comment. from business men has been heard on the proposition.
 There will De no shooting Of fre- crackers in Yuma on the Fourth of July. The edict has gone forth, the same az ia Tombstone. The city ordinance prohibits it. and Marshal Levy says that he intends to force the law to the letter.
 Dolores Lopez, while being boisted ID bucket from the bottom of we'll which he was eIcsvsting on a home stead P miles west of Tucson, To st his hcli on the rope and fell a distance O 70 feet to the bottom. He was in-