Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-07

ounties to learn who nailed . threatening letter so A c NeAllister udge of the superior court st safford udge McAllisteI . thrsaoened with he vengeance of the Black Hand. The litter was mailed in PhoeniI November 9. Both the letter and the on the envelope were Isbotiously printed, the writer not caring to give . esmple of his or her Judge MoAliisser turn. ed the letters over to County Attor~ ney George Crosby and to Sheriff Alser, who have commu nicated with Sheriff D Adsms st Phoenix. No clue has been discovered.
 What evolved from the arguments of the lawyers for the advocates and the opponents of the main trunk line ewer proposition at the bearing be- fore Judge shute in the superior court a. Glose last week ~ss not . restrain ing order. but . stipulation which practically prevents the mayor snd com mon council from doing anything in connection with the sewer matter except to hear complaints in the matt ter of assessment. The restraining order proposition will come up later. It is highly probable that within the ne1t few months the Fl Paso & South western and Southern Pacific railroad companies will build depot at Kelton. their junction point in the Sulphur Springs valley capable of tax. ing care of the joint business which is expected to spring up as result of the establishment of direct connections from Douglas to Globe and Miami, via
 Kelton and Bowie. This is the stste.- ment of A W Cole, member of the state corporation commission in let-
 ter to the I,ouglss chamber of oom-
 merce. asking whether the new train
 schedu ule of the Fl Psso & Southwest
 ern is sstisfsctory.
 !, Globe is now entitled 10 free mail de.
 livery if the people of that city desire
 that the service be insugurated. This
 news was contained in letter received
 at the Globe postofice recently from
 Daniel c Roper. fourth assistant post- master general. Although ct 6r-t glance it vas generally believed that
 the city should demand free mail de. livery, moe careful consideration on
 the part of . number of prominent residsnts resulted in considerable op- ! petition to it.
 I Dr E A Msserve, ssste chemist. will deliver . lecture before the womsn',
 club ct the club rooms in the Car.
 negie Library in Tucson Thursdsy
 afternoon next on "Pure Food and the Troubles of the Chemist" Dl
 Messrve will illustrate his lecturs
 with some practical demonstration. sho wing how impurities may be rscoe- nized. The lecture is givso under thu control of the Current Events secsion
 of the club
 The laying of the eosnerstons oi the grand rtsnd of the Southern Ari.ons
 Fair was celebrated at Tue -oo Sunday
 by program of speechmsking, music and sports. The public vas intro duced to the fair grounds and he'd . chance to see how much hes been ac-
 complieb and hos we'll it hes been done. Decision not 10 attempt to
 hold fair this year, but to bend all
 energies towsrd one next year, was
 made by tue hoard of directors. It ie
 proposed to hold . celebration in the
 spring when the grounds and build.
 ings are completed.
 | George White of Milk Greek, Lester
 Brown of the Wesver field end Wm
 Johnson of Oak Greek gay it is quite
 probable there will bs more placer
 mining noticeable in tbose localities for the rest of sbs winter than known for several yesrs, the big rains of the past ten dsys aiording plenty of sssss. Floyd Burmisser. vho wss ip Pres- colt from tbe lower Agus Fris valley, sistsd that rains were just e beavy e reported in other Iocslisiss, and osw feed wss springins up oo the rsngs. TboussDds of sbsep are psss- ing tbroogh the ounsry for winter quarters oo tbs desert. and it is pro. bsbls tbe live stock industsy will b in better eoodi,ios from nov on than koown for msay ysars.
 There will bs s~o womsl 10 che APia0ua 0a0if~o tiapv .knc nss Rl>