Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-12

Babcquivsn country with badly mangled right hand as the result of a slight automobile accident. The generous offer made by enc of | of Douglas progressive citizens of $50 | to be distributed in prizes for the | greatest improvement made ID the | appearance of back ysrds in that city | between now and November, has at- tracted interest.
 Eastern papers are very generally giving Dr E A Douglas of the Uni
 versity of Arizona credit for having
 made the most accurate obserystions
 of Hslley's comet of any of the ss-
 trono mers. particularly with respect 70 the esrth's passing the comet
 Alexander Molino, brother-in law
 of Street Commissioner Sotsr1, ,Rusles
 ol Tucson, dropped dead of apOplexy
 at his ranch about twelve miles from Tucson in the presence of his two
 sons. He was 6 years of age, and
 had lived in that eighborhoOd for many years. Dr Troutmsn pronounce , ed the old mans death due to spo- plexy.
 The Wickenburg Commercial Club
 has appointed finance committee for the Fourth of July celebration.
 At the closing hour for registration , for the Phoenix sewer bond election, r 55l names had been registered. More f than half of them came in during the
 last three days ss the result of an
 awakening of the public to the serious. y ness Of the proposition. The wind and electrical storm put ont l9S telephone lines in Tucson. All the 'itrouble" men available were
 put to work on them. The company - figures on from twenty to thirty per O cent of all its instruments going out o Of com mission temporarily with every s electrical storm.
 = Articles of incorporation of the t Arizona Fire Insurance company, l. with capital stock of s2Oo 600, were filed with the territorial auditor last d Saturday. George Nj Halm of Phoe-
 nix is president and Col F Randolph s of Tucson is ce president. It is the d only home fire insurance company in Y the local field.
 'i Sidney T Simpson. until recently A ( Patrolmsm on the Tucson police force,
 has received his commission as & de- Y putty livestock sanitary inspector at !. Tucson.
 y There are now five grading camps s between Flagstaff and Williams, and
 the work of double tracking is pro- }. ceeding very rapidly. There are now
 three miles of completed work be-
 tween the Arey Cinder Pit aud Ri ordan
 Ahc uCsDu uu- r der the federal statute forbidding the n importation of women for immoral n purposes, was followed by the sentence
 Monday of Charlie Januel to two
 years in the state prison and fine of e slOO.
 Encouraged at the results of the . first five days work on the Jewish . temple at Tucson, the members of 2 that congregation have arranged for a . big donation service on October 3, the Jewish New Year. cornerstone g laying will be held in the immediate future.
 The people of Flagstaff are going 10
 celebrate the Fourth of July in earn est. This is evidenced by tine manner
 in which they are giving aid and en-
 coursgement to the committee. The celebration fund ;s fast nearing the 5000 mark
 Even a chorus girl may have ieel-
 ings, as Ed Jones of Tucson learned
 Monday when Justice Dutton fined
 him s25 for offending member of
 the Majestic chorus.
 County Superintendent of Roads A J Diamond has just returned from Lees ferry and the Fredonia section to Flagstaff He was accompanied bv Mrs Diam ond and Mir ani Mrs s $ | Preston of Tuba, Diamond reports | the ferry at Lees in operation.
 After applying for patent to the grant lands of the old St Louis & San Francisco Railroad company, west of the Colorado river, the Southern Pacific Railroad company has decided to drop ont of the application all mineral lands and all lands lying con. t;guous to mineral lands. rhis action is taken because oi the protest of the people in the various mining districts embraced in the lands proposed Co be ate nted.
 Officer Smith and City Bacteriol. ogiss Schusbel have caused Miguel