Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25

At BCuse and held to answer 70 The grand jury.
 No more pathetic situation bs- come to the attention Of the charity of the Bishee Board oi trade within recent months than was brought to light when Francisco Maya. his wife and two small children were discovered penniless, sleeping in any shelter and terribly foot sore as the result of long walk from El Paso
 The enlargement of the gas plant and the extension of the lines oi .he Bi.bee Ligh, & Power company will be started about the last of next month. Pipe lines will he extended to give ser vice to Warren and Lowell
 At Winslow Henry Braun and Rob. ert Turns, the former operating the Lucky Star mine in Mineral Point dictrict, and the latter A desciple of dry farming, have returned to their cam. Rurcs lo-t five acres oi iroly cul.iv .t.' land, all his chic' r- e ii. mated at 5O0, of ne breed. consider able fencing and other personal prop erty, by a c'oudburst and heavy hail. storm few weeks ago. He was following the theory of dry farming and made no provis on for the care oi hIs poultry, all being killed by the hsil-tones He Is preparing to en- gage in the culture of Mushroom ID an old tunnel at his place. where b, will be out of the way Of the elements and where he will not be compelled lc read up on the fsilacy of dry farming SD an uncertain climate.
 In order that physicians all over tn, country sho have occasion to advs' convelsscing patients and friends tt go to some better climate. may have the merits of Tucson before them, tn. l chamber Of commerce Is in commun ication with tEe Medical Record, 0 | New York, with a view oi trying ar sdver: isement in that periodical. Int
 Record insists that Trcson has s fin, claim on the entire medica profession i if it is only presented 10 them proper ! ly. The chamber of commerce Ii l promised many permanent resident 1 by means of such advertising.
 The Gi's Valley fair association i
 making good progress in the prepar-
 ation of 6 program for the count; isI
 tO he held in Ssford, October l3, If
 and l5' Much encouragement is giy-
 en the association by the farmers 0
 the valley, who are taxing hold of tn,
 m alter in a way that will insure sue. l ces of the second annual fair. The action instituted by Attorne, General Wright sgsins. the Bank o Florence for the appointment oi a recei
 yer which was brought to Tucson 10,
 hearing more than a week ago anC
 wac returned to the jurisdiction O
 Judge Edward Kent for hearing, ~il
 come up for argument and deci-icr
 October 3.
 As the result of what is apparently s war among the ssloon IT CT oi Doug. las, beer is now selling at , cents per glass over some oi tine Dsrs m tha, citysnd it is freely predicted that a cut in price will soon extend through out the city.
 Beginning with October l, Fl Paso will own her own water works. Deal. of the transfer of ownership from the present water works company 10 the city have practically been completed nbN thc CLahBc VIII ut uibut NltLOut hitch.
 Falling HOO feet to the bottom Of s chute in the Copper Queen mine at Bisbee, W E Greene wac fatally ipjurei As he fell, Greene caught hold Of a crow bar that lay across the mouth of the chute, temporarily saving himself In an effort 10 release him. however, q fellow workman in his fright dislodg ged the crowhar. it is said, and the terrible fall 10 death xas the result.
 Burglars who spparsntly feared ar rest and were unwilling to take chances Of being captured entered a Tucson Sporting goods store and stole twenty eight revolvers of vsrious calls bres. As far ss has been learned no other articles including the each reg ister, were molested.
 While on hunting expedition Sun- day, c W Nicholas, the we'll known of the Palace saloon at Tucson was peppered with bird shot by Dr c A Schrader, but fortunately was no, striously hurt. Or schrsder dressed the wounds on the spot Forest Supervisor Selkirk has received notice of an examipatio for assistant forest ranger which will be held at the l offices of all forest supervisors in rizona m Ocfnbey 9l and s6