Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15

in New York City notifying him that c active development work will begin at s once on the Arizona Metal Mines. q Floors have heen torn up in twelve rooms of the new National Bank oi Arizona building at Phoenix by Con. tractor Clinton Csmpbe II. because oi the work of miscresnts who had driv- en 2j0 nails through the Joists and had hopelessly grounded the electric light wires. The expense oi the re- psirs will be about 5000.
 Ar.hur P, Dsvi., engineer ot the reclamation service. A. J. Wiley consulting engineer, and F. E.. Wey. mouth, supervising engineer for the Idaho district, are expected in Phoe- nix about the middle Of January to inspect the Roosevelt project. From there they will so to Engle New Mex leo.
 W. A. Duhnseu of Phoenix, the crack little third hssemsn of the Jew els yesterday signed s contract to play that position with the Muskogee. Ok ton H. will ipin the Muskosee tesrh for spring practice sbou, the middle of April. The feature of bi- | playing is his speed and the ground | he covers.
 On or about Jan 18th 40 car loads Of cattle from the Alamo Cattle com- psuy. will be passed by the Brady Levin Custom brokers, ol Nogales. The l500 head make up the shipment to be sent to Reedly, Calf.
 A telegram was today received from Charles Purdon in which he states that he is sending samples of the Pur. dons Sanitary Laundry bag ss he hss perfected it. This is taken to mean that he has made the arrangements for the manufacture of the bag with some large bag making house. Inter- pstionsl.
 Delegate Cameron has introduced a bill in the house authorizing Phoenix 10 issue sewer bonds to the amount Of So0, ,Uv0 for the purchase of the private sewer sy-tem of the Phoenix Sewage and Drainage company. MT. Gamer on also introd uced the bill of Senator . Flint Of California which authorizes the exchange aith the Cocopino Cat. tie company of land within the Coco nino national forest.
 The Arizona & Sonora Mfg. Go. toa day loaded on to a car Quinner gold recovery machine which has been or dered by mining company in Cal. verss county, California.
 To render more accessible to Tucson an already populous district north and west of the present terminus Of Stone avenue, property owners in tbat district gre taking active steps for the construction of suburban street car line at the cost of about sl5 5,COa.
 Within the next two weeks orders will be placed with an eastern foundry for foundations and other equipment for 500 ton smelter to be installed within three miles of Tucson hy the Arizona Consolidated Smelling and ] Mining company, according to H. J. Thompson who is prominently identi- fed with the smeit,r project.
 Within one week. time the Pres colt National Bank received two bars of gold from the properties of the Tige: miping company, in the Brad shsw mountains. Concentrates from the same property are being shipped to the smelter.
 pr. T. R. White Of Valentine was in Kingmsn last week. It is under stood to be the intention of the In- dian Department to provide food for the older Indians at Kingmsn and | that someone will coon be placed in charge Of the station. Dr White visit. ing them regularly and prescribing | for the i'll among the tribe. The old- CT Indians are becoming afflicted with the dreadful eye disease, trachoms, and every effort is now being made to stamp it out.
 Good reports come from the prop. critics Of the United Gold Mines Com psny at Congress where the compsny's mill is running steadily with sstisfsc- tory results.
 The Santa Fe railroad system has lowered Arizona freight rates from eastern points on general commodi- ties and necesssries of life. The re- duction went into effect on the 2nd Of this month.
 Last Monday the Western Railway put on its daily train service between Kingman and Chloride. The service is good and the people are sure to give 1t their whole patronage.
 The Kingmsn Steam Laundry was entirely destroyed by fire last week and the loss is $7OOO. II