Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-08
STATE ITEMS OF IN. IEREST CONDENSED.

,yer S3S .Ooo, the jury returned . ver- iict in favor of Epes Randolph oi Tucson after being out . little over three hours. The suit arose over the Iailing of the Moeteiums Banking company at Moc,eanma, Sonora, The dispute in the case was or not . verbal agreement had been made between Pollock, Packard and Rsndolph,o 10 share the losses equeliy among themselves, in making good the deficit of the hank. The iury decided that such an agree- mert had not been made.
 A Noeales die patch sAys that Edus,. do R Arnold. mayor Of Cansnes under the Cisz regime. is in i.il at Nogales and papers from the Mexican govern msnt requesting his exsrad;tion to Mexico for trial on charge of em- bezzlement arrived at the office of United States Attorney Morrison. Arnold is charged with embedding
 At Tucson. Mrs R I Machen, upon cranking her automobile, started the car in some manner and was run over by the machine. Tboogh not seri- ou.ly injured the lady will be ip the hospital Tor some time and will not leave the clutch in the next time che crsuks her auto.
 The cases of Francisco Garcia. bar tender o; the Copper City Social tclub, and Mary Garry ard E R Edwards of the Portere and Walters Social club, charged with selling liquor without 6 license, was called before Judge Rice and Garcia was held under $l00 and Mary Garry and Edwards under $3O0 bond for appearance to the superior court.
 The Monte Carlo mine rear Colum. bis. in the eouthern part of Yavapai county, is again attracting attention through the wonderfully rich gold ore being produced in the shaft where the bonanza values attracted attention several month. ago.
 Three young Mexican boys were
 locked up at Phoenix for stealing thirty five sacks from the city corral They attempted to cell them at the Phoenix Flour mills.
 CJ Pabl, bicycle globe trotter minister of the gospel and expert sigr painter, is in Phoenix en route west. ward to the end of his l2-yesr globs trotting tour around the world. Hs is a very interesting character, is o German birth, & native Of Australia and the spreader of the gospel ir many lands.
 Colonel WE Cody (Buffalo Bili' and his associates have discovered C big ledge of tungsten. The ledge wal discovered ne.. SilYe.bell, ehere she colonel's men have been working for some time.
 DV Snowgoose. who ie interested in the oil we'll at Cotton wood, in the Verde Valley. returned a fes days ago to Prescott. He ststes that it may be six months before 6 commercial sell will be developed. owing to didi- culties with the water flow. which is heavy. especially in:the well of the Jerome Oil company. However. Mir Snowgoose feels confident tbat there is going to be g great oil field developed in the valley ultimately.
 Reports from the Ysgui country are to the effect that the Indians continue to roam the region in large bodies. sc. cordinR to 6 press report from No gales. They are committing all sorts of depreds,ions and make it unsafe to travel in s large part of the country between the Sonora railroad and the Ysqui river. Some fifteen casualties have been reported during the past few days and it is further stated that within three xeeks there have been DO less than 56 killings by Ysquis. The Indians are armed and sre. ready for . fight and looking for trouble.
 The Commercial club .t Bisbee i. . live wire organization. and before nothing definite had been heard about the Tucson excursion of business men the club has appointed . committee to meet the excursiGnists on the ar rival of their ,,sin, whenever it does arrive.
 Mir ard Mrs John Pearce, Of Mo- Neal. were in Douglas recently look ing for their con, who has been sb- sent from home for over year. He le about the time the Msdero revolu- ton broke out and tt was reported that he had been killed. Several let. ters have psessd between. the presIdent ! and the parents, but no trace of the boy has been found.
 Forty carloads of oranges have been shipped out of the Salt River valley. | The price rsce'vsd for these oranges is | "A 50 Q b Phesaix.