Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27

half dozen newspap pers in Arizona dur. a ,ng his forty or fifty years residence ? in the territory.
 James Carol, c Santa Fe brakeman while attempting to open knuckle on . car at H lbrook, . few dsys ago, had his hand oadly crushed. (
 A light fall of snow is reported oh the summit of Mount Union. Yavs pal county's highest mount.in.
 Yum Kee, aged about sixty years, a ustive of China, who had res ded ID Prescott for about thirty years. died in that c ty November l2th. and was buried the How ng day with the | customary rites observed by the Chi | nese
 Judge E R Monk, one of the early pioneers of Cochise county, is a visit- or in the city st the present time. Judge Monk wac one of the frst set- tiers m Tom betcne and at one time was probate judge of Cochise county. for the past fes years he hs. he n liv- 'ng in Los Angeles. but still has prop | i er.y interests in Will OK and he Sul- phur Springs valley Phoenix Dem- ocrat.
 Rt. Rev. J Mills kendrck, the re- tiring bishop of the joint missionary distric of Ariz"ns srd New Mexico,
 has left Prescott for New Mexico, to
 which district he has been assigned
 exclusively by the general convention , Of the Episcopal church. recently in session at Cincinnati.
 O As c result of the coroners inquest t held at Tucson Monday afternoon to ,f decide the cause of the death of "Uucle s Sam" William Smith, verdict ~ss ,s reached that h,s death was caused hy
 accident, after having been struck by ,. milk wagon.
 re rJ Prescott of Phoenix is mournirl I'd the Ioss of two valuable horses whi ci b. were stolen from the Prescott ranch he The thieves had evidently come afte to them in . light rig, ss tracks wer K. found leading away from the pasture s5 Mir Prescott had recently purchase
 the animas from Henry Cowell 0 Wickenburg for S4G0,
 IT, When Mir A A Hudgin, proprieto of of the Nogsles dairy, left Nogales fc ed the fair, with l6 head of his thorough ter bred Jers ys, Bess. the winner of man
 prizes. included. He expected to brin
 home some of the prizes, to be sur'
 but he little thought he would carr of eight, including the grand sweeE .- stakes, which hs ~on over nine he:s
 of tbe finest cattle ever seen in Ar
 zons,
 net At meeting Of the Yuma board tai supervisors they granted permissio
 10 the sheriff to work the risoners
 the county jail on the courthouse ysi " l in leyeling it up and preparing it f grass and psvements. The town "a alive with tramps and any number
 them will be run in If their servic
 are needed to make the courthou .;u yard p.eseotable.
 CT. There was an old fashioned speliii
 bee at the residence of J B Blayton
 Wes, Yuma. Fifty guests were pre- " ent and . good time enjoyed. Son
 good spoilers were in line aad th' ''o there were some who gave 6 very goC " imitation of how not to spell. on While making tour Of iespectiC 0o of the army poets and gsrrisons of tl
 south est, Major General Earl 1
 Thoms., co nms ndant of the DepsT 'o ment of Colorado, will visit Dough "' for the purpose oi viewing the groun' near the city to ascertain If the ''' would be suitable for an army post. .v Joe McKeehsn, city clerk of Bisbt 
 has rendered his resignation whic
 has been accepted. He will devor lsl himself tp o'hsr business affairs. .s Ed Murphy the ex-convict Of Il - Texas penitentisry who con fessed [ . the marder of . fellow convict at
 temp ed to suicide at Prescott h !. hanging with strip of blanket.
 toos twenty minutes to restore respir
 ation. Murphy has been drunk for
 month, but sticks to his story of kill
 ing the cnnvict.
 Ernest spd Osc,r Woodson, broth,r '- who ribbed . passenger train on tb' l. Ari,ona & Eastern railway bet weer of Phoenix and Marie ops early in tl' g I summer of this year, pleaded guilty ir '- the Un ted States court at Phoenix ,- They will be eenteu. ed tomorrow.
 For the frst time this season, rai'
 fell be.vily in 'be Tonto Basin cour . 'r try yesterday, ins 1ring . material in 's crease in the storage supply in the '- Ro sevelt reeerv ir.