Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-01
STATE ITEMS W lN- TEREST CONDENSED.


 Tucson tor sev.rsl weeks has had hard case on its hsnds. The case vas that of a man by the name of one Troy. q confirmed dops fend, who was cent to Phoenix and later returned to tbe old Preblo with the capitals thanks. The yolice of Tue son, not knowing Of any way to get rid of Troy. employed him on the cha gspg and made him sosk, They at the came time gave Troy every opportunity to escape. Troy did and has not been seen in Pima county since.
 Ar onyx and marble ted o' c1u- siderable proportions is being opeued up by McGinnis about ten miles west O. Globe.
 PirtleYiile is s suburb of Douglas, and seems to be teeming with bad Mexican youngsters. Fifteen of them were srrsigned several d.ys ego in Pirtleville justice court for break. ing windows out of the district school Abou, six of them were held to answer before the juvenile end o! the superior court and the balance sent home with a recommendation for severe chastis. ment at the hands oi their parents. Evidently the insurrectos don't like a school ip any of its forms.
 Johnny LindeIl. one of the best known men in Ysvspai county in cattle and business circles, will pose AS the "csttle king" in ore of Selig's three real pictures, which is now be- ing worked up near Prescott. Twelve hundred head Of cattle will also be used in the picture and a great spec tscle is promis d.
 J s. Douglas is again per- mi,ted to enter the sscred por.als of Csnsnes! Holy Moses what . rev was kicked up in ,he U s when the Honorable Jimmie wa. ordered out Of the state of Sor ora. Douglas, how ever knowing the conditions in the state of Sonora, laughed and said that the i'll wind " uId coon blow over and the mining msn's prediction has ceI- tsiuly come trne He is back and back to stay. The mining property in the stats of Sonora belon ging to
 American interests, has to be protec..
 ted and from all irdicatio ns, CT d the
 interest the Sonora people s'e taking in the movements of James Douglas. 1t would seem that the constitution
 alists f ei hat American gold is rather valuable to help carry on the
 work Of the state and its government , Tucson will soon have oae 0! .he
 largest gsrases in the southwest. ii Be p!sns Q! the Miller and Riohard- son company go through. The auto. mobiles in tucson number close up to the 40O marx and 6 large, modern
 garage would i'll the bill completely.
 The promoters of the enterprise hope that by the fret of Tucson winter sea. son the Old Pueblo can boast of inc
 garage.
 With the completion of the two ei. gsnric bls.t furnaces of the Calumet and Arizona Copper company st Douglas comes the announcement Shat the two frey monsters will be blown in" on June } Ali of the employees Of the large concern from the highest official to the lowest "mucker" will be on the job and ~ill psr,ake in the festivities pertaining to the celebration.
 The Journal Miner has . hint for Governor Hunt. The Miner proposes way in which the governor can take care of all his honor convicts by marrying them of according 10 the siamise custom. in that ancient county, according to the northern paper, the sirls Of the nation who cannot secure a mate gre offered marriage aith the cohvicts or honor men of the prisons. This system, in the opinion of the Miner, would sp. peal to the men in Florence and would serve to overcome two en- bsrrsssing questions, the old msid proposition and the honor man aues. ton.
 Chris Wilson, who has the contract for freighting the ore from the Three K mine to the station at B,ox,oo, is experimenting this week with . biz automobile truck. Mir WiI.on and his partner, Chss Csrmau, recently arrived in town from the Blue Bell mine. and the Phoenix county, also has the contract for hsulins the Du. quesne ore, and if the truck proves satisfactory, the big freight teams