Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-03

cated their new temple.
 If cattlemen ever had a good sea son on the range, this is the season.
 Bootlcgging in the Oatman camp has become an unpopular diversion.
 It is reported that the santa Ft will build a large storage depot in King man
 As a result Of being run over by an auto stage, Arthur shannon died at his home in Ajo.
 The underworld Of Ajo is Fleeing the wrath to come, according 10 Sher- iff Forbes al Tucson.
 The old Benson smelter which has been idle for years, is 10 be repaired and put into operation.
 With balance of but sl71l, the general fund of the state of Arizona is the lowest in history.
 Eighty trainloads of cattle and sheep will be this seasons output from the Salt River valley.
 With the conviction of Paul Welisch at Tombstone, twcnty-two liquor sell ing cases have been disposed Of.
 Mrs. Newman. who was accused Of poisoning her sixth husband at Yuma, was eXonerated by the coroner's jury.
 Salt river valley farmers are shouting for relief from a pest Of game and are welcoming sportsmen.
 IL is said that l5.0oo fish will be placed in the waters of Sabino canon near Tucson. in September or Octo- Der.
 Receipts from national forests for the fiscal year 1916 reached the high water mark of approximately $2,S2o,- uug.
 A tree six feet through at the stump and containing nine huge saw logs was cut on the Coconino Nation al forest.
 Pelts Of two mountain lions, one Of which measured nine feet from tip to tip. were taken to Prescott by J. R. Patterson.
 Mrs. Emma E. Coates Shearer Pratt of Pearce believes she is one who will share sS0, ,OO0,UUO from Philadelphia estate.
 Mineral conditions in Yavapai coun- " continue 10 improve as new prop critics are developed and cid mines opened at greater depth.
 High grade gold ore assaying over S5o0 a ton, has been struck at a depth of thirty feet on the property of the Oa'aan Empire mine. Enrique Serrano, laborer em- ployed at the Fl PasO and Southwest ern depot at Bisbee, was stabbed anI u.ed as a result of his wound. Thousands of white wing doves are reported devastating the fields of | whear. milo maize. feterita and other ! grains in the Salt River valley. Morenci was selected as the meet | ing place of the Arizona State FcIer- ation convention for 1917 and the | time was set for the first Monday in ! August.
 1 Three million eight hundred thou l sand pounds of copper were turned l out by the Old Dominion and Inter national smelters during the month ] Of July.
 i Judge P C. Little of Globe is dead
 The sheriffs office in Tombstone i received word that Constable John l Bright was wounded and two Mexi- cans killed in pistol duel near ! Courtland.
 Under the influence of large de mands and resultant high prices the i production Of copper during the last six months has exceeded that Of any equal period in the history of the in ! dustry.
 A number Of serious charges are ade in the sensational abduction of | Mrs P. Perack, who was druCged and 1 spirited away from Globe 10 Los An seles while she was in a condition maternity.
 Another big mining deal was re yOrted in the sale of the Gibraltar sil- ver-lerd property in the Twin Buttes district, to Kansas parties by the company. The price paid is said to have been Sl25,OOO
 Joe Trolia, a prospector at Court land, was seriously, perhaps fatally, wounded by his partner, Joe Caldero. in the course of a quarrel. Trolia is 1 in hospital at Gleeson, while Cal dero is under arrest. According to a decision from the United States Department of Justice. Ramona Marquez, the Mexican girl taken in custody at Naco with John Bujan, a motion picture operator of Cananea, was released on her own rScognizance.
 Increases in wages averaging seven and one-half per cent for shopmeE. section foremen, underclerks, telegra. phers, dispatchers and laborers, em. ployed by the Fl Paso & Southwest. ern railway system, were announced by G. F. Hawkes., general manager at Douglas.