Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19

own across the border from Douglas, | when an attempt was made to arrange or two bouts to he pulled ofi July Fourth. Sevcrs' good scraps would probably have heen held there from time 10 me, but nothing Of this kind can he arranged fnrundef,he Mexican las.
 At HolbrOok tba Gum Shoe Hsn io . some roundabout way discovered thst when Editor Sapp left for tbe east he had s marriage iicsnse ID he inside pocket, |
 Two more csrlosds oi machinery | have arrived iJr the Tucson Iron | Works. aud isthes, saws and bolt ma chimes are nov being installed at the plant near the old Twin Buttes depot.
 The Eagles of Tucson are sdvauc- ing their arrangements for the Fourth of Jay celebration at Elysian Grove in fine style. A two days program of field sports, games and other alnnse- ments have been outlined.
 : nee the custom was started Cf blowing the siren at s p. m. in Doug las for the purpose fwsrning the youngsters that it was time for them to depart for their homes, the kid rendezvous has been sbsted.
 The city and county iails of Will lisms have become SO congested re gently that it IS almost impossible 10 take care of the prisoners who are committed for petty ofenses in Co ! coniuo county.
 W. R. Fsirnsnks, slsg mOtormau at the c. d A. smelter at Douglas. wss severely burned by an explo=iCn of slag the other day. One oi the slsg pots which was being hauled out to the dump stopped over in small pool of water, and the ensuing explo- sion threw ;he hot slag over Fair, banks. Ills burns, though numer- Ous. are not considered dangerous He IS being cared for ct the Calumet hospital,
 An occurrence, somewhat out of the ordinary, wa. witnessed near Krug- man. A number ci dogs were worry ing a burro, and she latter ass puttin! up & good fight against them, wher two halt-grown sheep st lppsd to watcl the pr ceediugs. The burro iaImedi- stely ceased hostilities with his ter nent Is and attacked the sheep, stri king st them:with his iOrefee., and would have killed the inoff-n.iye ani- msls had he not been forci bly, driven away.
 Walter James, chief engineer io the Kern County Cattle Co ot Csli fornia, and a'so of the Boqui!la- Ian, " Nattie to. ol NoCnl-e CpuJIyf wa met by Manager H. K. Street of th, BoqulIias company at Benson thi: week. They left icr the company ranch sbove Fairhsnk, where Jsmet " T remain ior about 30 days inspect ius the conPany's dam across th, San P-1.o river near Charleston snC arranging ior any repairs or additions which may have 10 be made.
 4 remarkable thing has occurred 1T Clifton in connection with her muni- cipal government The city was in corporated about year SEQ; the first city officials were chosen S, q specia election called for thet purpose. Mr George Frazier was elected as the frst mayor aud, under his direction, mu nicipsl affairs have Teen joggiue along without special interest. Alter Ney 25, this year, when the returns from the elections in Arizona began to come in, some one in Clifton inquired sl to why there had been no election in Clifton. This brought forth the ststemen thst the present nun cipai officials bad fvrgotten to set the cleo. tion machinery in motion unti 1t was too late to comply with tbe cleo tion laws.
 Emmet Mc2ride, pastor of the United Preshy ytcrian church at Morgan Hill, Santa Cruz county, Calf. left San Jose May II and has not been or heard of since. He was subject to fits of mental blsnkne,s, and during such was apt to wander away. not knowing his identity and not having any destination It is thought that he came in the direction of Tucson.
 A plan for an "old-timers' parade" as a lescing feature Of the Fourth of July celebration in Bisbee, is now be- ing discussed. and the general con- sensus Of opinion is that it sould pro- vide eight at once unique and of great historical value. It is probable that @ committee of the old timers of the district will appear before the committee on general arrangements at its Dext meeting and present the