Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-09
STATE ITEMS OF lN- IEREST CONDENSED.

I Case Grande ds'rict and sill plant it in olive trees. He was in Tucson yeste day for the purpose of purchase iug . ,tump puller but sss unable to find one in that city and ordered 1t from Ksnsas Iity.
 Ths Patagonia Lumber company has received five carloads of lumber, with several more care on the road, | and has commenced business ct ite location. Toe Ram baud. who was ordered to close tis ssloon at Ash Fork by Conn. ty Attorney o'Sullivsn. while run- ming the place under . license held hy former owner. has continued the business under e license which he secured some time ago.
 The fret section of the train besr- i,g the Chicago Grand Opera com. psoy to Los Angeles wss wrecked It Madden. TeIss. about 60 miles eAst O! Fl Psso on the Texas & Pacific, Monday morniog at ls:25 o'clock. eastern time. No one was killed aod no one seriously hurt, with the possi- ble exception of F T Robinson, Pull man conductor. who is reported to be injured internally.
 Jsmes T Williams, Jr .former own. CT of the Globe Silver Belt and the Tucson Citizen, has been appoin ted editor in chief of the Boeton Tran script. Mir Williams is best known in Washington. where he formerly did correspondence work.
 Juan Castillo, c commissioned off, cer of the Mexican state troops. was arrested Saturday morning by the Ninth cavalry troops patrolling he border near Forest Station. west c, Douglas. for violating the neutrality lave by attempting to deliver impor- tsnt messages from Commissario Cslles to the commisssrios at Nsco and CansneA. The messages were found on the messengers person but the contents have not as yet been made public.
 One hundred and fifty San Diego Shriners, bound for Daliss. TeIss, from the 18th to the 18th of May. will stop over in Phoenix for day to pay their respecte to Arizons'e capitol and to pick up the Al Zsribsh contin- gent.
 Jack c Scott. an employee of the UsRs s.. who fell from Q pole neal Phoenix Friday. is dead.
 U Bradley for the past five yesri . resident of Douglas. died Thursdsy st the age Of S3 yesrs. He was ar Arizona and TeIas pioneer. having come west in 1859.
 " 4 Jordan c. C.srkis,s, rsce1; superintendent of the Verde ranches John Bristow. of Camp Verde, and James and John Rslston, of Middi. Verde, purchased the Bar He ant the M Bar ranches for $9l. 900.
 At Hayden, the district has beer favored with . very heavy rain during the past two weeks. and both thu Gils and San Pedro rivers are rising Farmers in this section will be greatly benefited by the rain as . year agt this time the rain in this section wa. very light, and crops yielded yer, poorly.
 The development of water for 2n,- 900 acres of land near Florence is ex pected to result from c projected deaI whereby the Piusl Mutual company is to turn over to s H Woodruff of the Woodruff company of construction engineers . $3OoOOO bond issue at seventy cents.
 The home Of Ms Julia Daley, ct Thatcher was :se ssess o: : pretty wedding Tuesday evening at s o'clock when her daughter. Della, became the bride of George Barney.
 wK Rose, of Maine, has been em- powered to act e legislative agent for the cutting and selling of timber from university lsnds. ssys the W,l- Hams News. Mir Ross wsnts to see tbe valuable timber of Arizona fall into the bsnds of email dealers in- stesd oi the large concerns.
 The new telephone toll line between Bisbee and Douglas is nearly com. pleted and will probably be in opers- tion within . week. The company hes gangs of men working in both directions from Forrest. The wire alone for the nes line, which will make total of three toll lines be- tween the two cities, cost 5000.
 The 6rsl survey on the property donated to the Catholic church of Bisbee by John Higgins. formerly of Bisbes but nov Of Los Angeles. has been made sod the papers have been ssns to Nr Higsins for his approval.