Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10

council of the Knights of Colum- bus has been organized in Douglas.
 The contract for bridge over Min eral Greek al Ray has been let for sll,s95.
 The Florence Chamber of Com merce is taking steps to secure q creamery.
 Work has been started on the new highway between Douglas and the (. & A shelter.
 The first bale of cotton picked In the Salt River Valley this year sold in Phoenix al 3vc.
 At Tombstone the jury in the case of Jeff Dunagan. charged with selling liauor, brought in verdict of sullty.
 A miner who was killed while work ing in the old Dominion mine near Globe, was identified as Wm. McDon- aid said to be labor agitator CT Bisbee.
 The final move by which the Little Jessie gold mines of Chaparral are 10 be revived in a short time, has been closed. in the unwatering Of the old workings to the 350-foot level.
 Latest reports from the oil fields O. Oklahoma would appear to indicate that the property Of the Arizona-oh, lahoma Oil and Gas Company had chosen land which is in the middle oi belt of great promise.
 Charley" Genung, as he was more familiarity known from one end 10 the other of Arizona. has passed over the last trail of life's long journey, h'' death taking place at the old nome stead in Peoples Valley. The entire force of about li5 men at the Tennessee mine at Chloride was called out on strike becaSe Cf the refusal of the management 10 grant an increase of 50 cents per day to the firemen and cage men.
 Extensive exploitation of the Tiger Gold group in the Bradshaw noun tains will be under way within the next few days, following the takiT s over by eastern capitalists of the lease on the Tiger Gold Company.
 The Superior Court at Nogales has refused a reduction of bail from $lo,- 900 to 5000 in the case of Thomas Johns, a former deputy sheriff O: Pima county, charged with the mur- der of Mrs. J. s. Bates al Tucson.
 General Manager w. s. Humbert pany, is tuthority for the statement that the corporation is the owner CT the largest mineral-bearing estate ii the famous Jerome copper district.
 As development of the sixty-foot ore body recently cross-cut by diamond drill on the 1O0-foot level at the Maj colt progresses, il is becoming very apparent that the Wilcox company d's covered an ore body of good propcr- tions.
 Several hundred dollars worth Of opium, pipes and other accessories and a considerable quantity of stolen government property were captured in a raid in a resort on Seventh street, just off the restricted district ia Douglas.
 Despondent because her parents re fused to permit her to marry the man she loved, 16-year-old Nellie Garcia shot herself in the left breast al Twin Buttes. She was taken to St Mary's Hospital in Tucson, where the doctor who attended her, pronounced her injuries not serious.
 That the Bureau of Immigration would open an office in Arizona with. in thirty days for the purpose of co operating with state and city agencies for the bringing of the man and job" together, was the statement made by A. Caminetti, commissioner general of immigration, at the regular weekly Club.
 Plans for the automobile race from Douglas to Phoenix, via the Border. land route as a feature of the Arizon. SldNt lO nave other popular chord, according 10 Sec retary Coll of the Douglas Chamber O. Commerce.
 Besides the immense showing of sil- yer in the Monte Cristo and the com paratively free gold ores of the old Interior and many other groups in the extreme southwest corner of Yava- pal, that section seems destined to furnish metals which are used in the manufacture of steel.
 With an assessed valuation totalling over $is6, 100000 the State Board O. Equalization has fixed the Arizona state tax rate for 1916 at 10 cents on each s100. The tax levy as finally determined by the board is a reduc- ton of IA cents from the 1915 rate.
 That her husband Jesus Campos, ran away from home with a 14-year- old girl in 1910 and deserted his wife and family of two sons, was revealed in the evidence given at Yuma, when the divorce proceedings instituted by Mrs. Selidona Campos came up for hearing.