Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-21


 There are to be festivities by the Navajo Indisns on their reservation at Csnsio will eclipse anything of che kind ever attempted. It is expected 3OO0 Indians will be present for dances and chicken races on September IF
 Pastors of six of the leading churches in Douglas have written & letter to l the mayor and aldermen of Douglas asking that exhibitions of moving pictures of Jeffries- fight be suppressed.
 A legislative enactment to protect the fisheries of Arizona from devssta- ton by hordes of careless fishermen is a matter which Justice O. T. Richey of Tucson has announced his determination of pushing in the next session of the legislature as being vital to the future ni fishing in Ari- zons.
 Depite the fact that all the l.nds along the Bill Williams Fork have been withdrawn from entry it is ssid that well will soon be sunk to test that section for oil. It is the opinion of many people that oil exists there.
 The Overland Telephone company has had force of men at work this week stringing their new wires and making connection with their lines through Northern Arizona which will give WinslOw connection with Flag. staff, Williams, Ash Fork, Prescott, Phoenix Kingmsn and many other points throughout the northern part l Of the new state.
 The colored voters of Globe have !, organized the Independent Negro Po- ! li'icsl club of Gils county. About 50 voters were present at the meeting. John Rush, pioneer Arizonsn and we'll known all over the territory, es- pecislly to the old-tmers. is dead at | Tucson. Rush was St years of age and left no known relatives.
 The Consolidated Telephone com- psny is endeavoring to secnre Q fran- chise in Yuma. The city council will act on the matter early next month.
 Heavy rsins are again reported from the Prescott district. A number ol road, are impossible and others will require immediate repairs. Following fsric alteration be tween Albert Gregg, a negro restau- rant man of Prescott. and FrsGk Holmes, also colored, Gregg found a sign bearing the legend ''chicken, worms, lettuce, ham and eggs" g. played in front of his place of busi- ness, the sign also containing a skull and cross bones and 6 black hand
 Holmes is accused of the act and will have to explain matters if ifsrested. : James J. Healy, who was invited 10 leave Parker some time ago, on ac- count of his vitriolic writings, and who caused the arrest of some thirty people on charges Of assault, lost out when the cases came to trial and he was severely scored by Judge Short of Bouse. It is said that charges of per- jury w,l! be sworn out against Hesly.
 Harry Jsrdine, a miner we'll known throughout the territory and former resident of Globe, was found dead in bed at McCsbe 6 few dave ago. He was buried at MeCabe. funeral serv- ices being conducted by the Western Federation Of Miners.
 A. H. Struthers and B. Goodrich engineer and fire,han of e switch en- zine at Douglas, had 6 narrow escape from death when an engine and four ore cars left the tracks and plunged over an embsnkment.
 Failing to see hack that was com ing his way, Joaquin Romero was knocked down in Tucson and badly injured.
 Claiming that her husband had treated her SO cruelty that on one oc- casion che was compelled to hide in . barn to protect herself. Mrs. Belle Bysn of Tucson has filed suit for di. vorce against her husband. She has also secured an Injunction restrain | ing her husband from moving furni- ture from their hone.
 Since the destruction of the Adams hotel by fire in Phoenix first-clsss sc- have been at a prem inn, accordingly the Commercial is material Improvements by adding another story.
 An observing mathematician hss i sured it out that there are 0,0o0, 900 ,avsge mosquitoes in the vicinity of each of whom devotes his en- fire time-sni them some-to bonn ,srding the Western Union construc- ion crew, thereby impeding the work. \ lake ten niles long by two miles in