Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11

he bahtIst church Is building an sd- 'tion O the church; and IS n-ta ling for he stinP, lighting and b ieutliation. He is mechanic oIIo e mean ability. and IS dolng much Of c she work ~Ith n's own hands.
 pew iumber mill at F!agstaf is now T. sdy.
 Ostrich eggs, dates. oranges, and al- falia form some of the diversified ex- hihits from Arizona and New Mexico which are being shown toy tie Harri- man liues at the United States Land and Irrigation exposition in Chi ago's Coliseum The exhibit of the Harri- man lines is the biggest at the expo sition.
 After posse had been on the trail o! the Apache Indian. Judge Pete, 1 charged with shouting three other In. dians, for m re than day, the hunt" ed man gave himself up to the indir l au agent at san Carlos Judge Pete
 ~hose real name is Pete EskintOlese,
 Is dignited appearing o'd warrior.
 and h.s been judge oi lndisn cnuri in
 his camp for F years. He was brought
 to Globe and placed Tn the county
 jail.
 Burglars last night robbed the taie
 of,the Nes York store at Yumt Uf
 cash and checks smountinr to SjOD
 and jewelry worth $500.
 In recognition oi the valuable serv- $ ice he has rendered the immigratiun n D department for several year. wnile in 6 charge oi the immigration station at
 Tucson, Captain Charles T. Conneli . well known in Tombstone has been
 promoted tu the p.s tIon ut inspector
 m charge oi the division of southern
 Cal.fornis with headgIarters in ]. 2 , Angeles. He hsz left for La- An. eles ', and win shortly remove his family Lo that city.
 e Frans Good man, 2 hO Is in north
 eIn Arizona field gathering statistIc'
 oi farming ard irrigation for the Bur 'e ead of Commerce ard Labor. passed - through Jerome Junction yesterday u en route to the Verde Valley. II, has completed the work in Mohsv 7- county, and after h , tour Of the val o' ley will go tu CoconIno county, sn' al thence to Navajo and Apache coun' A ries.
 Following the receipt of in!"rHs
 ton that an appropriation of S25O,' 70 'e is avs,i.Oie for the Construction oi !" new double barracks offers quarters 'e and oj her buildings at WhIVple Bar e. racks plans are being drawn for n
 buildings aud co1stnictiou will hegiI ,g at an early date.
 he Thomas B. Paeby, of o .klAnd, Cal IT, has arrived in Ariz with the IT. 9, rentior of spending the Sinter here ly Mir Pheby was at one time snperin
 rendent of the Silver King mine. II \. is not in good health and expects [ -, receive m Ich benefit from the excel |, lent elm tte.
 he Col Ed F. Brown was in Wicken ed burg from the GIobe property whic ly he and A, D. Myers has under bond
 some of the finest sil.er glance or
 thu, had been seen in that part oi th 'e country and seems very well please T. wIth the property. He is eerdlng Il hs teams with substantisl loads of or
 which i- beirg piled On the platform of for shipment to the sn-lter. e' Alsbandte has been disco, cred ir Ar,zpus. The discovery was made il o' the Humboldt shaft of the Bradshaw h' Arizons m ming company, which II n' operating in :what Is known as thu
 CaIIforris district, fur miles north. e i east of Paradlse, this county. Ai- as though the discovery has only nos In been made, much of the metal Ina. been shipped before to the smelter V out m the treatment of the ore fur I,s ID lver value there was no record made .o uf the rare specimens contained in the
 carload lots.
 "A ..million for Tuberculosis" is !" the slogan of the 1910 Red Cross Christmas Stamp Campaign, as sn- nounc5d by the National Association
 For the Study and Prevention of ru- n berculosls and the American Red h Cross. Every nti.Tuberoul,sis As.o.
 citation and other organizations inter- |. ested in rhe prevention Of tuherculosis i- argued to co-ope ate in this move
 nent.
 l, Easing their work on the story that : the keeper of the place was killed
 number of years ago by robbers who , failed 10 find his money, treasrre hupters are reported to be digging
 around the ruins of the old half way | housa e.xeen Tnc-nn and For, Iou