Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-22
Peter Groome of Washington, D c |,

Peter Groome of Washington, D c, an inspector of the iptentsts com- merce commission, is in Tucson to make his routine inspection of the di- vision office oi the Southern Pacific. He has not been there 'or a year. al. though due every .six months.
 Three hundred and ninety, five dol. lars was taken from the .tore O. In" gram and Company at Globe. and the thief left nothit g but circumstsntial clues for the police to work on. Iu sale of 5O,OOO,OOO feet of ns- tiopal forest timber to the NJ, Graham Lumber company of Thatcher, con tract has been entered into which, Forester Graves ssys, contsins effec. tive safeguards against possible mon- opoly. The timber is located on the Mount Graham division of the Crook National iorest and fumes will be con- structed by the company for taking the lumber from the mountains into Gila valley. Urder the terms 0; the sale these fumes, shicb will form an outlet for the Mount Graham range timber generally, are to be available for the use of the government, or o' any other purchasers from the govern
 ment.
 Another election will be held in
 Globe for the purpose of determinin., |,
 what sight the new high school build~
 ing shall occupy. This wac announce
 ed by members of the board of trustees
 after they had received an opinion
 prepared by County Attorney Norman Johnson in which it was stated that they had no right to purchase tbe grounds without the approval of .
 majority Of the voters casting ballots
 as an election.
 Il WE Waubu,ton, the resident man. sger of the Yuma Heights Orange
 company. is wearing 6 broad sus satisfied smile these days. The caus'
 whereof is interesting. A few day
 ago Mir Wsuburton received lette from the family solicitor in Englan,
 advising him that sn uncle had die, D . short time previous to the ~rit;n of the letter, end had ~illed to NJ Wauburton the cum of two thousanI
 pounds or $l0, coo in American money ? The money will be raid over to hir :. soon.
 Due 10 government red tape that yet to unwind, it is not likely ths
 the Fort huachuca hotel will b
 realized this year. Plans are all i
 abeysnce under recent orders ffCI
 Washington, with indications ths
 nothing may be accomplished in con ; struction work before the first of ne1
 year. Meantime carpenters sn
 others in the building trsdes are bus ,f on the government grounds at th !. fort. putting up new bUildinea an It remodeling old quarters at c cost ( d something like s6O, coo with still fur
 tber appropriations expo cted. '- At Miami, the Apache group i '- Richmond basin is again shipping or 'e to the Old Domin ion sm elter at G lob, e Pfeister Brothers of GIote, owner r' of the group, have leased the propert le to the present workers of it. Tn . present shipments average 9 per cer o copper and very high iu iron. Tn 'e ore is transported the twelve mile n between the Apache group and Glob is by pack tuIros The Apache or
 occurs CD the contact of lime an
 quartzite.
 r William Tempe, an Indian, who hs O served out two sentences in the peni D tentisry on grand larceny charges, ~a # arrested Saturday night at Glendsl D and is now resting in the county jail = charged with wife desertion.