Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-29
STATE ITEMS Of lk- TEReSI CONDENSED.


 the federal grand jury on charge oi V violating the neutrality laws. Theo e dore RodriQuet soa Ramon Nssques q broke out ey saving of one ot 'he t hsrs of the door. Ii District Forest Supervisor Mullen oi ,hs agricultural department bss C arrived iu Prescott .nd w preparing e aisburse about s25oJ of national iunds toward the improvement and euiliins Of wagon rosds in the Pres colt forest reserve Papers have just heen recorded at Nogsles for the purchase by N- l.. Am ster of the San Jose de Sopoits grant m ihe interest of the R. R. R prop er,y. The San Jose de Sonoita grant is sn old Spanish grant dating back to the seventeenth century, and con- tsins over 5OO0 acres of land, include ing nine miles oi the Souoits river. There have been no developments in ,he scarlet fever situation at War ren since the close of the Warren school last week. although the health authorities will not be surprised at the discovery of additional cases of the illness st that town, as 6 large majority of the children in the War ren school have been exposed to in- lection.
 The women camp followers Of the federal army in Agus Priets are giv- iug tbe immigration officials st Doug. la. much trouble in their repeated attempts to cross over the line in yio- ls;.op o! the lsw iorbidding the en- trance ol such persons into the United States.
 At Globe J. Watt Hogue, the we'll known real estate man, has secured the:Edward Arhelgs plsce:on the Globe Miami rosd for the purpose of turning IL into tourist esnitsrium The spot is half way between Globe and Miami and sdioins the Golden ranch.
 Rev. W. L. Martin has returned to Douglas from a two weeks vacation spent in eastern states. and while be wac in New York be had his suitcase stolen, containiug most. but not all his clothes. Among other things tsk. ep were two hundred sermons.
 At Prescott the unexpected occurred Thursday afternoon when two vslu- able rings stolen by burglsrs from ths home of Mir and Mrs s. L. Duncan over two weeks ago, were recovered py A ". BorK under exceptiona circumstances. They were picked up lying in the dust side by side, severs hundred feet from the place they wer, taken, which leads to believe that tn. burglars in their flight dropped thes' articles iu crossing the street, whil' carrying away shiiscellspeous amour oi other property.
 That the shattuck will not at ono construct 8 smelter at Douglas. bu has let to one of the big mining conn panies owning smelters in that cit, the contract for smelting the ore out put of the Shsttuck, was news re ceivsd by private telegram from Chi csgo. where 6 meeting of the Shattucl bosri Of directors was held to conside the smelter propositions made by tn Copper Queen company and the Cal umet and Arizona Mining company.
 When the Tempe bridge is complet ed the state will build bridge acros the Gils river, about twenty miles thi side of Yuma. This important state ment was made by Governor Georg Hunt. The governor states that tn convicts now at Tempe will be moved down On the Gils.
 Ed. Gibson, . well known youpI Bisbee miner. tss been appointed { member of the police force by City Marshal Watkins. Gibson will serv, m the place of Walter Brooks who il is recovering rom sn..operstioo for SD pendicitis.
 At Yuma the town authorities hay, had . great deal of trouble lately witi drunken Indians, and have determin. ei to take positive measures with tb, oibuious redskins. Both the towr and the Indian agency have p1sdt regulations to the effect that ell In. disns sbould not remain in town lats at night unless ct work or on busi- De.s, and in accordance with tbest regulations the mssshal arncunce. that any Indian found in town sitter o'clock p. m. without s permit will be arrested and thrown into jail.
 One of the biggest purchases o range cattle ever made in Yavspa county Tor outside markets wac closet the other day, when R E.. BlsmIett of Boise. Idaho, took over l5O0 head from the Rio Verde Cattle company