Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30

ocste there. Carrying himself with the demesnor 'f an unsophistcsted youth and mak ing the plsy good with the gsrb that indicated that he was fresh from the rural districts, c smooth check srtist has left for parts unknown, with at least $lOO that he received for the asking at Prescott.
 Twenty-fve Bisbes people have formed . cooperative association for mutual benefit in farming their land, and have taken mp aearls soOO acres of ground in the Antelope val. ley about 45 miles east of Yuma.
 A long swiit trip in three autos over the ssnds to Florence and rsttling good ball game after they get there. is . diversion which the Tucson All- Stare have arranged with the Florence team, only the date being open, Tho date will be settled e soon e it is known when three automobiles can be secured for two dave.
 At Globe for several hours c scrap of paper apparently worthless was blown about the streets. It wee . check for s4O9. go. signed, endor-ed and all ready to be casbed Mean nwh.le the owner of the check, K L Lee, a goa. raiser. searched in vain for the cheek It was found by accident by F L Gates, clerk of the board ol super. visors, who turned 1t in ct the bank Lee was notifi d thst his money wss cafe.
 As Tucson has DO ordinance which covers the matter, Mayor Jacobu. fee's compelled to permit the exhibi' tion of the Jeffries-Johnson prizs fight pictures at local amusement house.
 On account of the large number O horses that are running loose on tho range and which carry good rewards although it seems impossible to get [ horse when it is once on the range some Of the Williams residents art raising funds 60 defrsy the expense. of a general round up for the purpoet of finding out what has become O these horses.
 ! Advising rncsonians to withhold contributions from supposed Salvation Army workers until official wort comes from the Denver intermoun. i tain headqusrsers. Ensign Hsnk,nl of Denver has closed the work there
 Report. from the Gils valley, in tn, west end of Graham county, are to the effect that on account of lack oI rain. feed and water are 60 scarce tha, some Of the cattlemen are rounding up their stock preparatory to transfer ing them to the ranges in the vicinity of Fort Apache. In the Gila river ir that section there is no water running though the San Carlos is still flowing fairly we'll"
 The big power plant in Kingman with its two units in operation, il destined to be one of the largest steam generating plants on the Pacific coast The third unit is nov being construct ed and will give the plant capscit, Vf 3000 horse power under ordinary pressure and 5000 horre power uIder high pressure. This unit is being built with . view Of adding to it vitt s minimum of expense in the future Twenty.fve men arc working on the plant and expect to have it complete in sixty dsys.
 Having interviewed the Ysqui In disns who were reported to be invsd- ing Arizona armed to the teeth, Dep uty Sheriff Joe Escsbozs telephoned to Tucson from the Sierritss that the Ysquis say they are merely emigrst- ing from the hostile country in Mex ico, and mean 10 hsrm,
 The n;mrods who ch ooee southern Arizona and Sonora for their hunting this fall hsye been having fine sport. Never before have the deer and beaI been % plentiful since the country became settled up by the white man. William Casey Burk states that he has solved the problem of perpetual motion and the traosmutatsou oi metsls. He goes back to the first principles and begins with the atom which be puts in two clsssesL He is working on . theory that there are bur two basic clements and that ell the metal universe is made up in various combinations of these two slsmsnts. Burk has written . treatise on his theory and has had 1t copyrighted.
 As the result of . meeting of the Yuma Bar sssocistico, the Yuma delegates to the constitutional coo- vention will be instrueted to lend