Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24

A man givtbg the name o' h'co' W. Kooley has been taken to Phoenix from Globe under arrest on charge of embezilement preferred by h's mother-in- law, who claims that che loaned him . horse and buggy which he later cold.
 Yuma farmers have suffered se- yerely from the recent rslns, which | spoiled s considerable quantity of sl- islIs seed and injured the prospects for very profitable year. IL is ss d the loss will he about $l5,nO0.
 AT. Hitchkiss, who had an alter ] cation with s trsipmsn at G'ote over e bursted watermelon, and wac thrown from his horse while riding at top speed to summon an officer, is dead. He did not regain consciousness after the fall. He suffered sev-re con. ! cussion Of the brain.
 | Forty-sis carloads of csntaloupss have been shipped cut of the Mess section to Chicago up to the present time, and they are leaving a. the rate of about we cars per day. It is esti mated that 100 cars sill finish the ctor.
 The association of clvil engineers of Arizona met in Phoenix last Sstur- day in tine office of Captain P. P. Parker. The purpose o. the meeting was to effect reorganization of the association and injec, new life into It.
 On July D Pioneer Day will be eel eb-s.ed in the town Of Pima, Grsbsn county, with a parade, spesking. field sports, & cowboy contest and races In the parade the Mormon pioneers will be represented, the Indians Of the old days, and the differen, orgsuiza- tions of .he Mormon church.
 The board of supervisors met Mon day in SoIomonvile and ordered the primary election in the several voting precincts of Graham county. Sstur. day, August 18th, for the purpose of electing delegates to the county nom mating conventions of the democratic republican and socialist perties. The nominating conventions will be held in S.forj, Saturday. August 2Oth.
 The Isins of the past few dsye have brough. trouble on the lines Of the Western Union, causing small wash outs m various places. The latest was the washing out of the old No. . gales line, near PAtsgonis. The break < wac repaired so tha, the line of Tue son was quickly placed in commi.- sion.
 An original three act comedy, en' titled "A practical Joke" written by two Globe school girls, Misses Mar jorie Nave and Olsnda Nsn9uin. va: presented before su interested and sp- , precistire sudience st the hone o'
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. L. Nsnquin. The young women who took part iu the play were Misses Nave, Nsnquin Gladys Ccry and Elizabeth Ober., the efforts of whom were generously az plAuded. During the evening re- | .a rd gsret TowIe rendered seversl vocsI selections.
 The local and long distance tele- : phone system of the Prescott Electric company has been taken over t, the Consolidated Telephone, Telegraph and Electric company.
 A heavy dust storm Saturday night followed by 6 delige ot rain, was re sponsible for some damage to wire, and buildings in Phoenix. A fire sssrte d in 6 residence. presumably by lightning. was extinguished before the fire department could arrive,
 Al. we'll attended and very euthu- sisstic democratic meeting held at Globe, plane were formulated for c warm party campaign leading up 10 the selection of delegates so the com- ing constitutional convention.
 Judge Irwin, the genial editor of the Mesa Free Press, vas taken suddenly l ill after his return from Gold6eld lac: Sunday and two doctors worked with him for come time before he got re- lief. It was thought that he was ptomsin poison, ss he had partaken of watermelon which had laid in re- frigerator several days.
 Miss Rachel Mslcom of Chicago and Dr. Raymond A. Stewart of Topic. Mexico. were married ct Tucson. Mise Mslcom arrived in the city lsst Thursdsy and they were to have been married at cnce, but on sccJunt Of wsshonts on the telegraph lines she was unable to get . message to D.. Stewart. lmmedisteIy after the cer- emony the couple left for Topic. wbess pr. Stewart s . prosperous young physician.
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