Tombstone epitaph., 1912-11-10
STATE ITEMS of lM. TeRESI CONDENSED.

ncAican wouhns Ne1 acctuentaiy truck and knocked down by Judge D Richardson dsiv.og. his automobile , 'ear the DouglAs Pirtleville bridge ;undav afternoon while he was re- urnipg to the city. The machine -en over the wonsr, breaking both ,i her legs ct the ankies' She was to the Calumet hospital for treatment.
 At Miami york is progressing very rapidly on the thester building which is being erected west of the post flee | m Sullivan strees for Frank Hub | bell. JAmes M Gresr farmer living six miles north of Wiilcor died Sunday ct the age of 50 years. He leaves . wife and children. The remains were sent to San Diego.
 The demurrer in the indictments against Jsmee B Alexander, formerly Indian agent at sacston. vas argued and submitted Monday morning io the United Sta,es court as Phoenix. Alexander is charged with submitting false and fictitious vouchers to the government He pleaded not guilty several days ago, A special venire for ten jurors issued Saturday was re- turned Monday and added to the jury list.
 Direct telephone communications have been established between Pres . colt and Holbrook over the Mountain States line. and for the first time the towns of Ash Fork. Williams, Flag. staff and the terminal point are under the call of the familiar "hello" system. The line is l90smiles long and the connection given with Pres colt wss taken advantage of by many business and social calls being made between the cities.
 The California Carnival company arrived in Globe and proceeded to camp on the shore of Final creek op- posite the Arizona Eastern freight depot. It is big show with many attractions.
 "He came to his death by drinking . sclution of cyanide of potassium. This is the verdict rendered by the coroner's jury which investigated the sudden and sensational death Ui Geo. Bcrthold, which occurred at Douglas and was discoyered soon afterward by : person who called at bis place Of business.
 RHunt, in .bis Packard ca-, has returned to Globe from Phoenix with Mrs Tiilman. Hon E S Clark, Bill Kelsey and Mir Williams. He left Phoenix at 9 o'clock . m, and reached Globe at SD m-
 Hugh Mofts, the l4.year. old son oi MT and Mrs Moitx o: Douglas (, wal accidentally shot through the fleehy part of his left arm shile hunting near Lee station with . companion of the same age. Frank Young. The two lads left town at sn early bouI for . hunting trip near Lee.
 Foufsmall frame houses on Oregon street, Johnson addition. Bisbee, vert destroyed by fire. All of the bouses were four~room, one-story frsms structures and situated close togefh- CT.
 At Prescott, L L Dsueli. owner of [ battery ofstesm sheep shearing plants arrived from Hot Springs Junction te perfect plans for the coming winte' shearing season. The drive to tbt south will soon be under way spd good grssing is the report from that region.s
 c L Thsyer, well known in Douglal and nortbern sonors, died in an Fl Psso hospital recently after . Ions iilnsss. The body will be taken te Santa Fe. N N. where interment will be made.
 Don W Wells, engineer and archi. tect of Los Angeles, hes located ir Yuma and expects to make Yums bis future home.
 Construction of the AFisons Sani, tasium ss Stafford has ssctoally com- mepeed and within lev dsys worl will have begun on the pipe. .l,ns which is to convey the litbis wste' so the sapifsEium from the minsrs spsines, according to Dr W J Gal bsaith, who s at the head Of the en- tespsiss.
 0 P Smith, ~ho was convicted ir United Stssss court of . ccnspirscy with Mrs Emms Con to violate tht white slave lsw by taking . tbirtseo- year-old girl, . niscs of Mrs Go6 ou oe the state for immoral purposes vsl Monday sentenced to Eve yssrs i'm. uwiaonmant.