Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07

lace. Miners were also set to work l building temporary bu!khesds of can. ! vas and tar, in order to shut otf all draft. The fire started in Shs. Is known ;S-29. on the 100 level.
 A fire at tre residence of Henry Melluish, ou West Congress street, Tucson, was caused by lamp explo sion and extinguished with a garden hose st loss of a. No one sas in the house at the time the lamp ex- plOGed, but passerby saw the fire The department made quick run.
 According to mesger reports which |. have reached Prescott. Edward Casper was killed and Joe Peruns Was injured | in the White Cloud mine a few days | ago. It is supposed that the cross. head fell upon the men when the cable hroke. F. B. Moson of the Greene Cattle | company speaks mos. hopefully of the ! condition Of the range since the cent rains. The cattle had been badly run | down are in poor condition owing 10 the prolonged dry season, and the outlook for fall cattle was anything but bright. Alraady an improvement cen be seen in their appearance
 According to advices received in : Phoenix from c. r. Bullard, aho is now in Los Angeles, about 2O cars will enter the desert auto race from the Angel City to Phoenix. The ad race vii! be pulled oil at fair time.
 Although crippled by the recent fire in Phoenix, which swept out it's entire establishment, the Rede ell
 Piano company is already on i:s feet and expects to bs running smoothly in s short time. New pianos were re- ceived within 2i hours after the fire.
 Frank Minter, boy who was in-
 jured at Mesa some time ago by he
 explosion of ta dyAamit cap, will lose
 the sight of one eye. 4 small piece
 oi metal has completely destroyed the
 optic nerve.
 To ale viste the cravings of the in-
 ner man, stranger ordered an ex-
 pensive meal in A Bisbee cafe without the wherewi,hal to pay the bill. He 2 will do ten days ID jail.
 D petition is being circulated in
 Mesa asking that all pool rooms be : closed on Sundays. The petition i- 5 meeting with considerable protest. Dr. R. 4. Alton has been held to answer to the grand jury in Phoenix
 on a charge of practicing without a
 license. He claim. ne will fight the
 case to finish.
 Located i1 West Virginia, after a leng thy search. :. w. Ssndolph has been brought back to Tucson on a ) charge of obtaining $50 in that city
 on 8 forged money order. The charge ] 1 will be investigated by the federal , grand jury.
 "I expect that the new county hos
 pital and poor farm building will be
 completed and ready for occupancy
 hy the middle of August. The con- tractors, Bowers & Cotty of Bisbee, are now hrrrying the finish work and ! ii there IS no unexpected causes Of de- , lay the work will all be done by Au
 gust l5 and perhaps few days earlier" Thus spoke NJ. F. Torpey, superin lendent of construction on the
 new buildings. The work now being
 done is all in the interior except the
 painting of the exterior. The build ings when completed wiIlcost BPS 600.
 A Mexican burglar we. csugh. with the goods on him at Douglas. The man stands accused of entering the | house of C. II. Weber, who lives fl miles up the valley, and with a com- panion who was with him at the time of the arrest, was landed in the city jail.
 "Tloson, the Sportsmsns Para dice" This is the title of an attrsc- tive booklet which the chamber of commerce has issued. The edition is limited, and therefore the booklet Is not for general distribution, but will be chiefly sent to foreign parties msk- ing inquiries about Tucson and vi- cinity.
 The work of capping three and one- half miles of the territorial highway i south from Phoenix has been started | | by the Johnson-Shes company. The | 1 surfacing will be one with decomposed | granite. The difficulties which arose e few days ego between the Overland Tele- phone company and its linemen At Phoenix and resulted in 8 strike, have been satisfactorily adjusted, sccord- ing to President John Foss, and the men have returned to work. The tssis of the agreement has not been dis-