Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-25
From Thursdays Daily.

Cleared wiudlasses are made for They permit hoisting a good sized load-300 pounds from 100 feet or even more, but are extremely | slow, the gain in power being offset b. loss in time.
 The news comes from Phoenix that ! a woman, while cutting wood to cook | breakfast for her husband, stepped on rsttlesnake and now positively re- fuses to cut any more wood. Rattle 1 snil esnte are comptible reptiles.
 That Arizonans are prone to in teres. themselves in many and di- verse occupations is simply demon strated in case of J. J. Hill of Phoe nix, who, with his wife, is to tour over the interior of Mexico, and incidentally to inspect a rubber plantation which they are thinking of buying about 100 miles from Mexico City
 Miss Vora Johnson returned today from Bisbee, where she. has been on a visit with friends.
 NJ NJ So=a, the prosperous San Pedro rancher, was visitor yesterday from Pool. MT Soza reports the cattle ranges in his section as most satisiac- tory and the prospects for good sea- son better than ever.
 Mrs Judge James Reilly has return ed from trip to California.
 Douglas Gray was an outgoing pas senger today for Los Angeles, where he goes on brief business visit.
 John Gleeson left today for Cali fornia on three weeks trip.
 Assessor Howe and family left to- day for Los Angeles on q months visii with friends and relatives.
 Edward Burns was an outgoing pas senger today for his home in Phoenil after A visit here of a fortnight witt friends. MT Burns IS engaged Tn th' insurance business at the capitol city Not only, however, does the United States produce two.thirds of ths bak
 ing powder of the world, but {; also raises large portion of the dough. Miss Lottie B. Jackson, of Graham county, has sued the :. P for 5000 the value placed on her husband, wh
 was crushed and killed by falling be [ tw,en two drawheads last February.
 Mrs. F. VI. Doan returned last eyeL
 ing from Douglas, where she has beer
 on visit to hsr son, Attorney Frsnl W. Doan.
 ? About sixty days hence the prophc
 who predicts cold winters wlll resum
 business at the old stand. and vii
 enumerate the signs that show hoy
 cold 1t is going to be.
 Prof. Miller, leader of the Tomb stone City Band, left today for th east on visit of several wesks.
 J. J. Newell of Naco was h Tomb stone visitor today, returning to tn line city this afternoon.
 Col. Thomas Fitch, the "silyer
 tongu-d orator." "ho s:G|ped A-:' , zons in the interest of joint stateaoo' last election, Twas brief Tombston'
 visitor today on legal business. II returned to Tucson this afternoon. The new fixtures of Flachs dru. store are being placed in tine new qual ters in the Machomich Mercantile Co block. The new drug store wber completed will compare most favor ably in appearance with the furnish ings of metropolitan store.
 At Kelvin last Monday . man threw his shoe over a curtain, struck a gun knocked it down; the gun was dis charged, the load of shot entering the (man's leg.-Blade.
 The average length of life Tn Eng land Is 54 years, while in lSI0 it was i6 years The death rate from tubercu osis has been reduced, but that from cancer has increased. Martin Costello left last evening for Nogsles on brief business trip.
 The high prices paid for horses throughout the country has revived the old industry of horse stealing.
 Yesterday afternoon Win. Cum i, mings, engineer at the Hershall, was bitten on the arm by centipede. The animal-oyer six inches long-left the impress Of its "thodssnd claws for it's entire length on the engineers arm. The prompt application of am monia and immediate medical atten- tion undoubtedly prevented 8 serious case of poisoning. The centipede had crawled into the sleeve of the en- gineer's jumper, which was hanging on A nail at the hoist, and when the