Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
STATE ITEMS OF IN. TERESr CONDENSED.

The Guesenheim Exploration com pany has issued it's financial state- ment for the yess ended December RI. 1912. chewing surplus of $a3 .SI4.- 632 .69, and . capital stock liability of $a0 .793 300. the surplus increase for the year being $340.455. Net income for the year ~as es.27l.75c. The market value of the company's sssets on December 3l. was $59 .655. GOO, which compares with &57 .0s5, 900 at the close oi 1911.
 Hss Douglas police court? Was i, ever legally Constituted? Has 1t reslly the power to try and decide criminal csses? Has all its acts been illegal from the dsy it com menced to do businessr Friday these were some O: the questions argued before the su- perior court of Cochise county by City Attorney Ross and Attorney Frank Doan. who came to Tombstone in re- gard to the matter.
 After having trailed Colonel Ro,se- welt across Africa. jsunt of about 5O,00u miles, E Alexander Powell. writer. hunter and traveller. is coming to Arizona and will write f,r the Sun. set Magazine. He will write . series of articles and will illustrate them with photographs. MT Powell s3d his party will arrive in Phoenix this week.
 Rafael Martinez, c refugee from Mexico City and . ~ell known Mexi : can newspaper man, is reported to be coming to Douglas within the next fes days to start . Mexican daily paper in that city.
 CM Payne, the we'll known car toonist Of the New York World, is . visitor in Yuma. @ guest of the South- ern Pacific hotel. Mir Payne spends . great deal of his time travelling and many of the situations be ~orks into his comic picture plays are suggested by impressions experienced ss he wanders from place to place. He spends the day backing in the sun. shine on the verands of the botei end makiDg sketches of the Indians and other passersby. He will probably re- main for several days.
 II Ferguson. of LaPorte, Texas, has left for his home after concluding apurcbase of fifteen carload. (60C head) Of Hereford cattle from Dici Brady, Tucson cattlemsn. The cattle comprise yesrlinss and two year-olds. Mir Ferguson will return to Tucson in April to superintend tb. shipping of the cattle to Oregon.
 Charged with permitting the aisl.l of the Dime theater ct Douglas to b, obstructed, Manager W W Webb wa arrested on complaint of ,th' chief of the fire department, W Nemick, The warrant for the arres of Mir Webb was served by Chief As kins.
 At Tucson. the Fl Psso i South western freight depot is receiving th, finishing touches this week and in th, course of . few weeks will be . com pleted structure.
 Caught in . cave-in in the Liv Oak mine ct Globe. about midnigh Thursday, Marion T Shelp vas crush ed to death within . hour or tw, after the time he went to work Death was instantaneous.
 Frank Omesra, an eleven-year-olt orphan boy, left from Phoenix sstur. day evening for New York where h. will join his sunt and make his fu. ture home. The little boy was ac compsnied by his little curly do, which wss born on his birthday.
 Eight miles out on the Casa Grauds road Monday morning. Pc German H R Stephens, George Pennell. gusrds ct the penitentiary; Harry W Chase driver Of the prison automobile, and Robert A Turnbull. moving picture operator of Phoenix were painfully in- jured and narrowly escaped death in sn automobile accident. For more than sn hour Stephens, German and Chase were under the wrecked suto- mobile. which wss turned completely over.
 Carlos Soto and Pete Teran, two wealthy cattle snd mining men oi eonors who were held by the stats troops st Moctssums last week for ransom, were released on Monday. The state troops demanded 25 900 pesos from them, but finally com- promised for 10 900 pesos. It is said that several other :wesltby Mezicsns ere now being held at Nocsesuma by the ssass troops ios ssosom, but the reports esssos be eoa6rmsd.-Inser- nasiossl.