Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07
STATE ITEMS OF IN. TEReSI CONDENSED.

when Joe H stephens sold 10 R | Stewart the old Dumb Bell cstth ranch of about 500 acres, situated ter miles southwest Of Williamson valley The price was not given publicit".
 Betweeu 300 and 100 TucsoniAps took part in the gold rush" picture taken by the Lubin company Supda. forenoon in the Tucson mountain, west of that city. They met al th' chamber of commerce at o'clock Not only were the people there, but a great array of miscellaneous pack and draft animals and wagons of all de- .eriptions wss also % hspd. Tue Chinese Of Tucson have agreed to form 6 feature of the Fourth of July parade, aud are prepsrings isn- tsstic float. upon which are 10 be many Chinese babies snd children.
 Gus DeLoss. Phoanix horse jockey was thrown from oUe Of Nj T Pipers running horses at the Flagstaff rae track last Wednesday, breaking one rib snd otherwise badly bruisiug him up. For several hours aiterssrd be was dazed and could not remembe' suything of the accident. The last he seemed 70 remem Der was being in Pboenix.
 dother dead. daughter pros.rated almost tn the poin. of losing her res soa, it is said and relatives in North Carolina reported 10 be qusrsntined by scarlet fever, is the triple blow which has fallen op the Tate family of Tucson.
 Replete with fscts std figures tend- ing to slow that Tucson is one of the beet places 10 the world tor the treat ment of tuberculosis, the Elks lodge of that city bss addressed 6 formal communication to the Grand Lodge of Eiks which meets in Portland, urg ing that the Elks ssnstorium for tu- tercuIosis be established st Tucson The latter was prepared by a com- mittee appointed ny the locs! lodge.
 Captain Buie, war chief of the Yaqui lodisns, wss killed last week Tn sn ambosh set as trap for him and bis forces. Both were wounded. it is stated, which save additional force tu their story. The battle. they said took place near the san Diego ranch, in the heart Sierrs Padre mountains the xsrlike Tomochi Indisps who in. habit that section being the attack CTS.
 Unsble to attend the celebration oi the frstsnuiveEssry Of the Club Ma dero in Tucson July 10 President Madero of Mexico hss sppoipte1 Mexican Consul E V Ansys. his ren. resentstiye on tha. Occssion and iele- graphed Coneui Ausys to that effect
 About $2.6OO in Mexican money taken from the possession of the d. fsulting psymsster. Csrlos 7 Hocte' zums of the Fourteenth corps Uf TUT aIes in Tucson recently, was sent tC the sub-tressury st Gusymas today by Mexican Consul E V Anays.
 Senator Mark Smith had passed through the sepste the bill suthoriz- ing the State of Arizo-s to select land within the former Fort Grant militsry reservation, outside of the Crook national forest, for the purpose o estsblipg a state industrial school.
 Arizona's annual fair this year will be held 6 week earlier than ususl On account Of the national election failing the first week in November the fair commissioners yesterday changed the date of the fair. This year it will be held from October 2s 70 November 3. The state fair com- Inis.ion are H E Campbell of Flsgstsff, president; c B Wood of Phoenix. sec retary; K Henderson Of Bis5ee, treasurer, and J J Keegsn of Globe.
 Ina Globe typos are discussing the problem of going after the printers ssnatorium and tent colony which will probably be located in Arizona. Secretary Walter c Scott Of the local typographical union. has received 6 letter from the Seattle union which states tbs. they believe Arizona xoold be better for tent colonies and 6 sana- torium than Denver, CD account of the lower altitude and grester dry- ness Of the climate.
 Protests of the Southern Arizous railroad systems against the form of assessment used sgsinst railroad prop erty under the neR financial scheme oi the state are being heard ibis week before the State Board of Equaliza- tiop. and Gibson Fay Tor, secretary of the Arizona Eastern lines, hss gone to Phoenix to appear before the board in tbst connection.