Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04

Sogalts by petition. This makes A ull board and school will open the irst Monday in September.
 Colonel Emilio Kosterlitzky was in \ ogsles the fore part of the week on official business. The ever genial colonel was recently made happy by arrival ct his ho ne in Msgdslens of s fine baby girl.
 The 1910 grand register of Santa Cruz county contsins l,l69 names, 206 more than ever appeared any reg ister since the county was organized. It has been iu the hsnds of the prip. ter several days.
 The Texas-Arizons, in the Johnson | camp. is still shipping high grade ore to the smeltsr. The last carload Of ore sent to the Fl Ps-o -melfer net ted the company $2.9s0. The car contained about 90 tons of ore, run- ming high in silver, copper and lead.
 Butcher" Olsen, thus known to Arizonans during the tournament several years ago when he played for Bisbee in Phoenix and other towns of the territory, where his name wac known and dreaded. is on the upwsrd  climb. He has just been taken iron. Cleveland by Portland. where he has been playing third base.
 With the exception of the develop ment work, things st Miami are pro. gressing as nsusl. The reason for laying os part of the underground force is that the mine is at present in such . vast stage of development that further underground work would not be advisable.
 l Az advices have been received from Colonel Roosevelt. stating that it will be impossible for him to visit Roose- | welt dam on February P, sn attemp. is now being made to postpone the dedication of the inland lake until later in the spring, when the colonel can be ID attendance.
 A we'll appearing stranger. who after being allowed by F H Richards of Tucson to take . bath :n his apart. ments. proceeded to decsmp with jew. eiry and articles of wearing apparel to the value of about $50, was sent to jai
 for six months ss 6 warning not tC impose upon iriendship in the future
 Nearly 9,0c0 names appeared on the rolls when registration closed in Phoe , nix. All records for registration have apparently been broken and 6 heavy
 vote should be boiled in Msrcops
 county in the coming elections. Charged with attempting to cash . check belonging to another trsyelini
 man. . Ryan, claiming to be q rep resentstive of sn eastern drug firm is under arrest at Phoenix. Itis saic that he made several strenuous efiorti to cash . check drawn in favor of -sn- other Ryan, without success. : The explosion of a can of coil oi
 came near causing . disastrous blsl'
 in Tucson, when the department wa impeded in reaching the blaze becaus,
 of the blockading of e crossing by [
 train. Despite the delay. any seriou
 damage was prevented,
 Facing an overdrsit of over $47 .5On the Tucson city council bss ordered retrenchments in all departments, t1
 cut down municipal expenses. Charles wielsnd, who has been ir
 jail at Phoenix on . charge of coun'
 terfeiting, has been released on tele-
 graphic sdvices from United Statei Attorney J E. Morrison, who is nov on the cosst. It is understood thai
 indictments against Wielsnd will bt dismissed.
 Mir. and Mrs E. E. Psscoe of Phoe-
 nix were seriously injured when thei, automobile crus hed into . wagon while the driver was speeding the car in sn effort to pass another machine. Mrs. Pascoe sustained several fractured ribs and her husband received numer ous cuts and bruises, The car i. said to have been travelling st the rate of nearly fifty miles sn hour when the crash came.
 Joseph B. Bell Of Yums has filed suit against Ai,hee Modesti for $25.- 900 damages e the result of the sl. legged alienation of his wifes affections.
 The board of supervisors of Pima county has fixed the tax rate for the coming year ct s3.45. 10 cents under the present rate.
 A determined burglar effected an entrance into . Phoenix chop house. cbopping hole in . high brick wall st the roar end of the ests hlishmens He secured only about $20. for what must have beep several hours' work. Walter Johnson. . mipsr employed .e Riahso eaa fouod dnad oo che