Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-19
STATE ITEMS OF IN. TeRESI CONDENSED.

Henry Irwin. the Indian charged with the killing of snother Indian ct | the Spring Creek settlement in north. srn Gila county, arrived in Globe Sat- usday. Irwin. after shooting the other Indian, was shot through she lung by the dead Indians squaw. Ir. vin was placed in . ward st the coun. sy hospital.
 Among the important mining prop. critics being worked in the Superior district are the Magma Copper conc pany. the Calumet aud Arizona. the Lake Superior and Arizona. the Black Diamond and macy others The district has population of about z50 and the c & A are working force of eighty men.
 Plane are being made in B,sbee for the entertainment of Engineer Bur rell ~ho is seLt out by the govern ment to lecture On good roads. He will lecture there January 15.
 Recent cold weather resulted in much damage to tho concentrating plant ss Holbrook. Frozen pipes forced the management to close down the plant and it will not be started for several days.
 Nj Roland, owner ot the Little Boy mine on the Minnehaha Flat, brought to Prescott Wednesday. samples taken from . recent discovery made in the winze forty feet in depth. which runs high in percen tage of lead carried and averages over 100 ounces in silver.
 The Tucson spirit axain came to the fore st meeting of the stock holders of the Railway Holding com- pany. when . large majority of the shareholders voted to donate their in- teress in the property owned by the company and whatever dividends tha, might accrue to them from the prop er.y to the Y Nj CA building fund, which was started by the Fl Paso & Southwestern railroad with . dona- tion of $60.OO0. The action of the stockholders boosts the Y M c A building fund to about $7O,OOO.
 Two trainloads of cattle comprising over 1850 head, were shipped from Douglas Friday by R P Hesrp. cst- tleman from Montana. The cattle were purchased recently from the Sulphur Springs Cattle company. and next week he will ship 600 more. He shipped the cattle from Douglas to his ranches iu Montana.
 Attorney Sam Pattee is engaged in drafting bill providing for the trans- fer of the tract of iand near the state university, desired by the desert labor- atory of the Carnegie institute. He is investigating the law relating to such . trapsfer and will draft . bill for introduction in the next session .. :se state legislature. Senate: Ishn T Hughes of Tucson will introduce the bill in the state senate.
 At Globe. Victor Rodriguez wa given preliminsry hearing before United States Commissioner H H Pratt on charge of selling liquor to Indians. He was held to bail in the sum of $l.OOc to await the action of the United States court. Rodriguez pleaded guilty to the offence. He claimed tbst he was unaware that he was violating the law, aLd stated that he gave the Indians drink but did not sell the whisky to them.
 A number of local sportsmen have arranged to liberste coftontsil rabbits in the vicinity of Flagstaff. It is hoped they will multiply and that tbere sill coon be good rabbit shoot- ing in this section. @ thers was years ago. At one time cottontails wee thick in Coconino county, but they were killed of by dieesse.
 The Barber Asphalt Paving com- psny presented bid 10 the city coun. cil Of Phoenix for the paving of North Central avenue in that city which sss much lower than she bids of the other companies and was consequently awarded to them.
 A committee oi fourteen vas named by the Progressives of Phoenix in connection with the approaching city election. The meeting was called to decide in just what manner the Pro- sre.sivs party is to be represented at sbs approaching election.
 WIT saxyss, the mining man of Rees, wbo is-in Prescott. reports the coldess weather ever known in the Congress country. ths mercury drop ping to eighteen desrees. ..
 That the fArmers of the Sulphur Springs Valley will unite to fight against the proposed exteosion of the rosd from McNesl north to Webb, is tbe statement made few days siocs by resident ot NeNss'