Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07

! Wright ss president of the Douglas Country Club, steps are about to ma terialize in the direction of beautiiy- ing those grounds, and to that end landscape gardener will be employed and the desert in and about the Cop per City made to blossom.
 Distress growing out of the storm at Bisiee la-t Friday is becoming more manifest. Miss Cummings, charity worker, in whose hands Is distribution of relief, Is brsieged by numerous sp- plicsuts As each applicant appears | his name Is taken. questisns asked, ! and he is told to return next day. In 1 the meantime the worthine-s of the applicant Is under investigation. At s recent meeting held jointly between the relief and charity committees an spportiOnment of funds amounting to $500 vas made between tveniy-one families.
 A telephone line 2s miles long, ex- tending from Rosemont to the De Ia Csnos ranch, Is just being completed by the forest service in Tucson. It IS government hne coy-tructed for the use of the forestry bureau m connect | ing the ranger stations st Rosemont and De Ia CanoA with Tucson. The line has been building since May l5 Ranchers along the line may be per mitted to hitch on tr the line free of charge. The prime reason for con- ducting the telephone line is that s vest amount Of routine business, here. ,ofore carried on by letter, can be handled over the wire
 An unidentified freight brakeman vas crushed to death beneath a santa fe train near Seligmsn s fe v days ago His death was not discovered until the msDgl'd form of the man was is- covered by a passenger train wh oh followed the freight.
 The Prescott, district was visited by 8 severe hsilstorm Tue-day. Stones as large as small eggs were reported and considerable loss was occssioned by the storm.
 A. the result of runaway in Globe
 Frank Shute, Will kelIner and Alton . Grabe were injured. The youths were , driving g horse 10 buggy, when tn, , animal became frightened and rsr away.
 The Bisbee Light and Power com
 psny has succeeded in repairing it
 gas mains, following the recent flood I and the residents of that city are again supplied with fuel. Tweive-year-old William Rswsonoi
 Mesa, who disappeared several day ago, has been arrested on a charge O horse stealing and is iu jail at Phoe nix. The youth will probably he sen , to the reform school, as he is ssid tt
 be incorrigible.
 A. yet no action hss been taken II
 the assault of 6 street car motOrms ar by Al Christensen, The matter will probably be dropped, az witnesse: claim the wrestler acted only sftei
 considerable provocstion.
 has awarded 6 contract to Olson a
 Co. oi nis5ee for the erection of (
 new grammar school building. The
 building will cost about SIG, 5000. ! The territorial fair commission Ina barred the Jeffries-Johnson fight pie lures from the amusement, conc .ssions at the coming fair.
 Large quantities of .omstoes grown by dry farming methods have been brought to Tucson by J. R. Magee.
 Fred Harris and George Harris from the Rero ranch, g miles southwest of that city. The tomatoes were grown by community farming on the part of the organization of about fifteen tam- ilies in the Mormon colony.
 movement is on foot in Douglas to orgsuIze a national guard, follow. ing the receipt of a communication from Adjutsnt General L. W. Cog gins stating that Company G of Buck eye will be mustered out of service in about 30 days, thereby creating va. csncy in the regiment.
 Reports have reached Douglas of Mexican uprising agsInst Chinese la borers at Ysaui, smsll settlement near rspersnzs. Sonora. It is stated that the Chinese and their families were ruthlessly murdered. Troops were ordered from Gusymss, it is re- ported, and l6 of the murdersrs were captured by the rurales.
 What seemed for short time to be c serious mine disaster, happened in the Holbrook shaft at Bisbee when fire and smoke broke out m an old stope which which was gobbed up two years ago. The fire originated in old timbers and the sulphur that wac ia