Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-04
News of the State
 in Condensed Form

erior, Final county, will coon be the veliest mining camp in A-izons. The American Smelling and Refining ompsny is negotiating win the Lake
 While surveys were made and filed rith the board of coutrul during the | Iays of the territorial government, | here is no official record to indicate l hat any stated route wac chosen for link of the state high. way. This information wac received by the Bisbee chamber of commerce in 6 lette. forwarded by State Engineer James Cobb, being c copy of one sent Secretary Gray of the Warren district con mercial club.
 ". NJ. Lily~bite, brother of Bishop Lilywhite Of Colonis Morales, arrived in Douglss late Tuesday night. carry. tug important documents relating to the Mormon situation ss il now pre-. sents itself n the Sonora colonies.
 Prof. F. c. Kelton of the University of Aiilons, arrived in Douglas Tuesday from Tucson. He left later in the day for the Robb ranch, where well IS beipg sunk under the direction of the university experts.
 Arrangements have atout been completed at Douglas for the special train to Bisbee Saturday evening 10 take the local members of the Pro- gressive party 10 the macs meeting to be held in Bisbee that evening.
 E.. NJ. White brought suit in tte Gila county superior court against the Warrior Copper company. Tie amount involved is S2s,C0O. F.C. Jacobs is attorney for the plaintiff.
 Word was received in Globe from NJ $. Stringer, the ocean .to-ocesn tourist who was arrested in Globe some time ago on a charge of larceny preferred by the authorities at Los Angeles, was released immediately up- on bic srrsignment at that place.
 Fire Chief Barney Norton of Bisbee wac married last week, and headed for Los Angeles with his bride, 1ho was formerly Miss Grace Redding oi Bisbte.
 The ashes of the la'e Chris Chrise tenson were put away Tuesday al
 Evergreen cemetery by some of ,be Tucson business men who were close friends and associates Of the deceased No religious ceremony was performed
 as the service was held in Los An.
 geles previous to the cremation. For the purpose of outlining th'
 work Of the fair con mission. sssign.
 ing hesds Of departments and mak | ing 6 tentative start at the Tucsor
 lair program, a mre ing of the dir c
 iors of the Southern Arizona Fai
 association is to be held at Tucson to
 day.
 Cautsloupes are coming in in fin,
 shape, the rsins having done but lit. tie damage. Nineteen carloads yer, shipped last week from Mesa, ten b, the Girard company, five by the c
 v company and four by the Dawsor conpsny.-Gazette.
 A deraiiment of the northbount passenger train from Empalme wa, threatened Saturday evening som, distance south of Nogales. Sonora, when federal troops paced a pile O rocks on the track in lieu of Tagging the train. The engineer saw the rocks in time to stop the train and avoid wreck. The federsls made . thorough search of the train, pres sumably either for rebels or for con. trabsnd shipments. Then tEey re- moved the stones and allowed the train to proceed.
 By the middle of next week the can. tsloupe shipping season will be over iu the Salt river valley. Up to date, I5S cars have been shipped from Glendale and 80 or 90 more cars will go out be- fore the end comes. Present indica- tions are that the total crop will be around 250 carloads.
 Enroute to the east for visit dur ing the remaining summer montbs. J. A. Head, British consul at Gu.y- mas, and Mrs. Head arrived in Tue son Monday night and spent c part of Tuesday in Tucson. They e1pec, to spend the next couple of months in travel through the east.
 Luke Short. formerly of the Ari- zons Rangers and also deputy sheriff of Cochise and Pima county. resigned his position Friday of Pima ranger in order to take station at Douglas ss mounted inspector of the United States Customs Service.