Tombstone epitaph., 1912-11-17
News of the State in Condensed Form

A special train carrying the private car ofthe officials of the Phelps- Dodge i compsny arrived in Patagonia We'd nesdsy night and awaited the arrivsl of James Douglas, Walter Dougias. | and E Grebe. The party visited the Worlds Fair property. near Psts- gonis, spend ng several hours on the giound From indication. and the interest shown by the officials it is though, that the:Copper Queen will exercise their option and bond on the Worlds Fair. which runs into figures nearing the million dollar mark.
 Probably no man in all Arizona feels such 6 sense of personal lose in the death Of Vice President Sherman e doee Senator Mark Smith oi Tuc- son. ho for fl teen years while dele gate to congress served on the Indian affairs committee of the house with Mr She man who was then . mem- her of he New York delegation. During this long term of yesrs an en. during friendship grew up between me two men. though they were poli- tic l opponents.
 A consignment of seven care Of rails have arrived at the Winkleman yards Tor the Copper Greek Mining company to be used on their proposed | railroad between the mines and mill. c distance of some three miles. Sever. al shipments Of ties have already been hauled to their properties from Win-
 Sleman, and work on the new lines
 will be started at ap early date.
 It is probable there will be c two or three ton agricultural exhibit
 from the Sulphur Springs valley 10 Fl
 Paso in the mar future. This de-
 pends largely on the ranch men of the
 valley. who w,ll be expected to add to
 those which have already been sccu-
 mulsted by the chamber of com meIce
 and at other places in Douglas,
 The con ditions oftbe giving away c remony at the wedding of Mrs Emma Holland to James Henry
 Wtrne, at the home of Mrs Holland on Warren Hill, Bisbee. Saturday evening, where instead of the parent giving the bride away, the son, in this instance, Wm Holland, gave the
 bride, his mother. away.
 l B Rocco, the Italian who wac ar- rested at Bistee October IT, at the re- quest ,f CsIifornia officers, must re- turo .o Csiifornis to stand trial on the charge Of seduction. Sheriff
 Baker of Kern county, Csl., arrived iD 'he city from Phoenix. where he secured . wr.t of requisitton from c ,vernor Hunt and left taking R eco l with him.
 w c Windsor of Superior arrived in Globe yeeterdsy on mining business He ststed that the Gugaenheims had taken over the Black Diamond group near the Silver King property and commenced operations. Also that the Calumet & Arizona were working south of Superior on tbe Thompson. Newmsn-Dsggs group. Mir Windsor says that conditions in that district are very pro mising.
 Two fine bay mares, the personal rroLerty of Lieutenant Nicholson of
 he Ninth United States cavalry were stolen or strsyed from the ieed- ing line at Warren Tuesday night
 At Present. the property oi the Bsedsd Copper company in Copper Greek. which was recently bonded by . New Yor4 syndicsee. is to undergo extensive development. Two churn drills are on the ground and thlrd is 0n tte way.
 At Tucson, Frank WoodIey, . ne- gro. was srrsiGned before United States Com missioner punseath on . charge of selling liquor to an Indian. His father was sen ,enced 70 the peni- teutiary ct Atiants st the last term i of the federal conrt in Phoenix.
 A banquet was recently given in the tupuel Of rbe mammoth Yuma siphon ct Yums. By an arrange mens of small electric bulbs, cut Aowers and green gsuse . perfect illusion of deep sea grotto was erected. In massive. solid concrete security with nearly 10000 second feet of water rushing in silt-Isdeo but fifty feet above them, Yuma's representative eitiseps ban. quoted.
 Wickepbu schools are in receipt ,f fifty books from che Arizops cireu- sting library. The pupils are de- 'ivipg much pleasure from reading hem. Mics Marie Shannon bas e. 'spted the post of librarian for the ~hrsol