Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26

The monument being erected by the Bremen of Tucson is hearing com p'etion. A crew of workmen have teen engaged in its construction for the past two weeks, end they hope to have 1t finished in less tbsn ten dave. This monument is in the Firemeo's | cemetery, is .he lArgest of its kind m 1 the city. and possibly in the territory | When finished it will bs 90 icches and 6 feet in height, with s 'onnos tiCn of feet in the ground.
 fough several pon.rpion liDsmen hsve been imported by the Consoli- dated Telephone. Telegraph and Elec tric company 10 take the places oi str kers ct Globe, the men now out are firm in their demands for rsise from s3.51 to &4. 50 per day.
 While waking in his sleep. Clinton Car, 8 soldier of Company B. 18th in faDtry, stationed at Whipple Barracks, fell from a second-ssory window and was seriously injured. He rsised a screen st She window before falling. The soldier sustained a broken jaw. & compound fracture of the hip, sod in- terusl injuries.
 About 500 acres of slislf. will be allowed to go to seed thi. year in the Yuma valley beio-e hsrres,ing. The yield oi seed per acre is estimated st 500 pounds. Figured st current pri- ces, the total reverne is expected to reach slO0,OOo.
 4 dispatch from Washington states ths. Charles Sligb, aided by the F. Psso & Southwestern, is moving 70 have Secretary Bsllingsr refuse the southern Pacific permission to u.i!ize the box canyon of the Gils on it. low line, and make his decree ip favor oi the reservoir enterprise.
 With 950 men working at the ma. chinery. the Glendale sugsr factory opened this week for the season. Beets averaging Is per cent in sacchsrine matter were run through the mil The Glendale factory ,s the frs. in the United Ststes 10 open fer the l9lC season.
 B . larger percentage of the regis tered vote than is ususlly cast, tb $4oo .0C0 Phoenix bond issue for c sewer was overwhelmingly carried, the vote being 36s for the bonds and 6f agsinst them.
 That the strike 0! She liremeo ci the Consolidated Telephone company hae been broken ae far ss the Phoeuix office is concerned, is the statement ment made by Manager BnehIer
 The board of school trustees oi Prescott announce that Mics hst,Ie B. Eriou, who for thres years has pre- sided as the principal oi the Hun, bold public schools, hss been appointed to 6 like position in the Lincoln schoc of Prescott.
 Burt c. Davis, assistant treasurer of Ysvapsi county. has formerly su- | nounced himself g, 8 democrstic csu- didste for that position, subjec, 70 ,he will of his party voters st the primary election.
 Mrs. A. U. White oi AleysLdris, Ill.,. is in Tucson looking for her hus-
 and. White registered at the Santa sita hotel Sunday. Sunday night he rstsrted away. and handed the clerk 6 slO bill c. pay for his cab fare. telling him he would return for the change. He has not been seen since aud has s9. 50 coming to him s' the bo'el The Arizona shaft of tine siphan on the Colorado river at Yuma has been completed, the last course of concrete has been placed. The solid casing of concrete rests on solid sandstone l3U feet below the surface Of the grour d. The shaft will not be sealed and the inflow of water stopped ;tbe water will be pumped out. This will require about ten days. As soon as this is done :he work of boring the tunuel under the river to connect with the California shaft will begin.
 The Golconds mine, in Mohsve county, stiil continues to make big shipmsnts of zinc ores to the Okls- h ma smelters.
 A discovery of mica hae recently been made m the vicinity of Benson, says the Press, but the discoverer is not ready to give full particulars as to exsc. location, extent of deposit, etc.
 During the past week the entire Wsllspsi tribe of Ind:ans, says the aohsye County Miner, have been out in the foothills gathering dseert cur rents. The fruit is being brought into town in great bags, the Indians having dried the berries and will use them during che summer months in the making of . refreshing drink. These berries are ground on mstate