Tombstone epitaph., 1912-11-24
STATE ITEMS OF lh- IEREST CONDENSED.

The fret of . series of spelling 5 to os held by the different 2 IEsies oi the Globe sohoois sook place .ecenty st tbe Central building be. tween the third grades of the different buildings. Il, The university of AriIona will coon have e new head fos tbe mining de- pc rtment of the school, according to Dr Wilde. Professor Holman. who is now in charge Of the mining depart ment, has resigned to accept . place on the faculty of the Leland Stanford Jr university. John J Bowen of the firm of Bowen < Hubbard. .ss painfully injured by being struck with the crank of his automobile. The crank escaped hi- hold as he was crspking up the car and struck hie leg. ipfiieting c cut that required fourteen stiches to SUI ture it.
 Duncan McNeil. :chsirmsn Of the Greenlee county democratic central committee, and J Kelly, . banker ard president of the Wilson, Marshall club ot Clifton. are out in sn endorse ment Of Ben NJ .Crs~ford of Greenlee county for appointment as United States marshal for Arizona.
 Ott Joseph, the Servian who shot Mrs Luna at Miami, . short time ago because she refused to bs bic wife, wac given a hearing before Judge Lsfsy- cite P Nash and was held to bail in the sum of s2500, which be gave and was given his libeaty.
 W NJ Field attorney for the Sonora branch of the Kickspoo Indian :tribe has arrived in Douglas for the pur- pose of visiting his charges to see with the governments eye" how they are getting along.
 Probably fifty Tucson Elks will go to Yuma to attend the dedication of the $30 900 club house shich is no. completed by the Elks of Yuma.
 Miss Alice Birdssll, whose home has been in Los Angeles, hss opened law office in Tucson st the corner o' Court and Pennington streets. She i.a graduate Of the Washington col lege of law.
 The Lubin Manufacturing company has been invited to come to Douglai to spend the winter.
 Alter making l20) mile tour c Arizona and New Mexico in his Csdil lac auto, E R Pirtle, the state ssle agent for the Cadillac csrs, returned to Douglas and is greatly pleased wisi his trip.
 A Mayo Indian aud member of th' regular soldiers located at Agua Pri eta had both his legs cut of on Sun day afternoon by falling under 6 mov ing box car. Blood poisoning set il and he died.
 The burglariee were committed il Douglas Saturday night and mer chaniise amounting to nearly $7O was stolen. The biggest robbery va committed at the sBoston s'ore an the thieves ,carried asay over s6O worth of merchandise.
 4 F Burnett, immigration inspec to. ave hearing to . one-leege' Mexican who vas picked up st No gales on 6 charge of begging and lis ble to become q public charge. H will be deported to Mexico within few days.
 At Tucson the 5000 cash bond c Jesus Hernandez, charged with bein su sccomplioe of Frank Lees, held ou c charge of smuggling opium. was for feited Saturday afternoon ct o'cloct Hernandez failed to show up.
 At Douglas, Chief of Police Aekin has nearly 800 applications for posi- ,ions CD the police force to 6ll tb vacancies caused by the resignation c Officers Gibbs. s afford and Courtney No one can account for the will scramble to get On the police force.
 At Flagstaff, James McKelvey Henry Putnam, Willis Crocket sn' Bob Wagner were arrested last weel charged with having killed cattle DO belonging to them. McKelvey va implicated by having meat in his pos session in town. The men were eacl placed under s2OOO tonds to avai the action of the grand jury.
 The university is already prepsrinl for the biggest football yesr in it's bis tory. Coach Quigley promises ths next season will eclipse all previou years.
 Suit for damages may be brough by Dr F W Kendall of DouRlss. in be- half of his wife, ss result of the al Ieesd csrslessness Of . Pullman ca conductor several days ego. Thi resulted in Mrs Randall getting of