Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18
STATE ITEMS OF IN. IERESI CONDENSED.

$ capital of $50 900. Its equipment and fixtures are reported to be modern and sufficient for ell purposes.
 The shannon railroad cases will be taken to the supreme court, papers of appeal having been filed in Globe. The cases were brought .'r Sl15 DUO, | tut the jury rendered verdict of $4S, | 900. The s30.0o0 indebtedness on the | property oi the Twin Buttes Mining | company is reported 10 have been paid and that extensive operations ns sy be started. The Tucson Citizen ststes that the Fl Psso X Southwestern has closed . deal for & right of way to the north. west of Tucson. to make connection with the Silver Bell railroad. Wheth CT or not the proposed right of way will extend beyond the Silver Bell is not stated.
 Ira Brown was held blsmeless at his preliminary bearing last week. for the murder Of Francisco Adelia. The dead mans reputation of being O! . qusrrelsoms disposition was of vLlue to the defense.
 According to the Mobsve Ctupt Miner, what was thought to be an accidental filing, has proved 70 be an strocious murder. rhe victim, Au- gust Rost, was shot iu the abdomen. The murderer then attempted to cre- mate the body.
 Georgie. the three -yesr-old son of Mrs Al Dendy oi Solomonville, died last week in his mothers srms as she vas returning from Ssfford. where che had been with the child to consult 6 doctor over the childs illness.
 George W Hsnce has returned to Camp Verde from 6 visit to bis old home in Missouri, the first time be has been there in 46 years.
 Lying in bis lonely cabin ct Mo Csbe, D Townsent. con of the late John Townsend. the famous Indian fighter, shot himself to death with a sixshooter. At least that is what is indicted by all the circumstsntisl evidence at first investigation.
 Although DO new cases of snallpox have been discovered in Tucson, and no deaths have been reported, that city is taking all possible precaution, and has ordered ths, all schools shall be tumigsted.
 Despondent over i'll health, Albert Moore, e Tucson carpenter, ended his life la.t week by hanging himself in his workshop.
 Ford A Carpenter, who will remain in Phoenix until a permanent ap- pointment has been made. and the sppnintee installed, now has charge ol the weather bureau in that city.
 Joseph Ehle, the Prescott piooeer who went to the coast for his health is making ready to return and grow up with the country. He recently celebra'ed his 99;h birthday.
 
 To meet s party of Fl Paso autoists who gre making tour of the two new ststes, E P Grindell. secretary of the Douglas chamber of commerce and mines has gone to Deming New Mexi- co. There are fourteen Fl Psso busi. ness men in the party. From Dem ing, the autoists will go to Silver City and Lordsburg.
 Spccisl Agent Ensign and Ssiee Agent M J Morley 0! the Arizona Fire Insurance company. with hesdquartere in Phoenix, recently arrived in Bisbee and will remain for several aeeks. ' Gtet OinCiBis Nt' CoutcA "sso POh'' ineot business men in that city. rela- tive to establishing au insurance board there. The company is strictly an Arizona company with All of i.s assets located in Arizona.
 Assistant Superintendent Krut. schuitt had narrow escape oo Tues- day, while riding with his chief clerk c L Carlatt, on the Tucson Nogalet branch of the Espee. They were thrown into the air, and their motoi car hurled forty feet into ditch while travelling at . thirty mile sn hour gait near OteTro. An attempt st train wrecting had been made by placing an angle bar in the rails, q investigation disclosed. Neither oI the two rsilrosd men were injured beyond being bruised and shsken mp.
 Miguel Limon wac killed and two men wounded. on Monday night. in [ gun fight at Alder Greek Canyon tsensy miles from Oracle and two miles from Camp Apache.