Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-18

drug to sai:sfy their cravings was shown in Phoenix after the arrest of a rsther handsome, vel dressed young woman of apparent refinement. who confessed that she stole to obtain ,honey to buy opium.
 Tim Tolen has resig ned his position as custotns inspector at Nsco and left for Turlock, California He wss &C., compsnied by his wife and child and former Comissario Cubillss of Nsco, Sonors, his father in- law.
 A chsrivsri party in Douglas had the tsbles turred on them when instead of being invited in to supper. they were handed the refreshments outside and unexpectedly in the form 0: raw eggs served in the shell. The joke wac not appreciated by the serensd- ere.
 The Arizona Copper company is contemplating the erection of a new plant at Clifton. In the event of de- ciding to build e new site has been selected by the visiting directors ~ho are now returning to Scotland, where a series of meetings of directors and stock holders are to be held to cousid- CT the subject.
 A Washington dispatch says The Bank oi Douglas. First National Bank of Douglas, Prescott National Bank, First National Bank of Clifton, and and First National Bank of Yuma are made depositsries for postal bank fupds
 J. 8. Miles of Globe. intends to start . mule ranch about twenty miles north of Roosevelt. Mir Miles is the man who bought the Olney Mules. paying $500 for the spsn. He says that the people in the valley should turn their attention to rsisips m ules, ss it is 6 good business. A booe, in freight rates to Prescott t Jerome. Humboldt and other points by the Santa Fe is the report thar comes from Phoenix. The former rate wac ::s4 but after July 6 tb' | oh .voa ;s to ba- RS ep
 h Oak Greek, Coconino county there have just been deposited 10 COG ) tropt from the government hatchery
 Floods in the pasr have depleted th' trout in this famous stream.
 The Msricops County Commercis Club has taken up the question of tb E! Paso t Southwestern railroad building into the Salt River metro- polis and written letter on the sub ject to Walter Douglas, second vice
 president of the railroad and offeripi hearty co operation and substsntia proportion Of traffic.
 Bishop Atwood of the Episcopa Diocese of Arizona on Wednesds dedicsted the Chapel of the Goo, shepherd at Fort Defiance. Tbi Chapel is for use in the church vorl among the Indians.
 A Bisbee miner heard his wife va in a photograph studio on Nsco roa
 and followed with pistol. Now b claims he handed the weapon to hi wife when be found her and proceed ed to take her in his arms. At sn rate he is arrested and the wife story is different from bubby's, sh charging him s.witb assault with
 deadly weapon.
 The finding ci she body of Erickson back of the C. & A. mine at Bisbee i developing quite mystery. H drew $500 from the bank before die appearing. and that is now gone. Hi pietol had five empty shells in it sn' only two bullets had struck him. { pistol fight to the death and robbes, by the murderer is the present theory The Navajo Development compan, m making arrangements with th' government to purchase five hundret million feet of pine timber on th, Apache and S,,gresves National for ests south of Holbrook. The contrac will be for ten yesrs-sz 50 per tbous and feet for the first five years and :: per thousand for the second five years A railroad to Holbrook will be built if the sale goes through.
 Prof Fred c Ellis of Albuqueraus has moved to Winslow where be Ii, organize boys band: simiIsrs to the oue hesbss successfully organized iu Albuquerque.
 The first annual report of the Doug. les water commission ono year after the city acquired the water plan, shows net prohts in water receipt. for the year of $lO, ,6s4,56.
 Maricops county is to use iron cul- verts in place Of small bridges along its county roads. A carload of these