Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-13

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 About forty Missouri mules. which have been employed in construction work on the Arizona Eastern in the Tucson district, have been brought to Phoenix and will be turned out to pasture during the winter on the ranch of Hosea Greenhsw.
 James c Plant, the government in spector oi federal building sites who | has been detailed by the ,re ssurv de. psrtment to make CT inspection oi sites in the esouthwest for which sPpro- priatinns have been made, will arrive in Tucson November g.
 An important move in the line oi mining activity wac consumated this week, when Ed F Browne and Al D Meyers took an option on the Globe group of elaine, which gre located on the Hasssysmps, dosen miles or SO above Wicken burg. and jus. below the mouth of the Interior 0ulch.
 Proclamstinns were made Sunday throug Cananes by ofhcisls sc companied by the local soidisry to to the effect that Disz and Corral were the country's rulers, by popular choice and that their terms would expire in 1916. This formal display would at. tract considerable attention in Amer ics but is . common occursnce below the line where any new law of note is similarly proclaimed.
 Msus and Stewart are winding up their affairs tor the year at their Fair Oaks orchard near Prescott, and re- port one of the most successful fruit growing sessons, the entire number of boxes packed being over l5,0O0, dis. tributed among twenty-five varities oi apples Of this vsst production 100 bo,es will be shipped to Phoenix to- day for fair exhibition purposes.
 James Davis, located in the lower end of Ferguson Valley Ysvspsi coun. ty has successfully solved the principle of dry farming. and makes announce ment o. the greatest yield that has ever been recorded in this season. He hss raised over l25.OCO pounds Of corn to which is added miscellaneous crop of other articles.
 Struck by sn automobile which he slleges was running at high rate o! speed without ligbts. J D Lee, . paint. q and decorator G. Phoenix was taken to the sisten Hospital early yesterday , morning with c compound fracture oI his left hip. many bruises, and indef. mite internal injuries. That he wal not killed was miraculous. according to City Health Officer Besucham, who is attending him. The machine did not stop. The police are search nE for the owners.
 EW Wall has cold his home place of lSO acres in the San Pedro valley 2l miles north of Benson. for $2lO0 to Thomas H NcKinuey, who will move there with his family, from the ArsvipA canyon piscs which he trad- ed to Jim Craig, foe his land. Mir. and Mrs Wall have not decided where to nove.-Benson Press.
 Of more than passing interest to pnysicians and to the public iD gen- ersl is the announcement that when the Maricopa county physicians meet, Dr. W W Watkins will present . ger. uine case of hookworm. He will not only present cultures and ospecimeus of the hook worm. but will have the patient on hand also. The meeting val be held ct tine Ford hotel. It will be followed by . banquet. The Oneida mining company own ing placer clsims near LAsuns Yuma county is preparing to work the ground on large scale by dry concentrat- ing process Two wagon Iosds of ma. chinery have been sent to the ground within the past few days. and two carloads O. machinery and other equipment have been purchased in the esst.
 Hon. Ralph Cameron, delegate to congress from Arizona has arrived at Phoe nix with Mrs. Cameron to attend the fair. It is their intention to re- main until after the fair week e the guests of Mir. and Mrs. George U. Young.
 Osca. Roberts of Cochise brought to Phoenix 76 cars of cattle over the 6 P from the San simon valley. They will be shipped to Parker where . winter range hes been provided for them. Thirty.6ve cars of cattle ss- rived also from Aeh Fork and Hol- brook. They will bs fsttsned on pas- ture there.
 Over . course of 455 miles. said to be the wores roads iu the world, IA .s.,Sa1 Satupdsv s0 tho IIoa An~alos