Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-14


 eral shots were fired and when Officer Wirt Anderson arrived on the scene he vas in time to sppreaend tao of the scrappers, wbo gave their names | as Frank Rubio and Tiburcio Jimensz.
 Two Mexican youngsters are be- wailing the loss of brand new box kite, which they were flying in the stiff evening breeze. that broke from the leading string and vas lost from sight n the vicinity of the Copper Queen shelter in Douglas. Macy cit izens of the city saw the kite while it was at . great height over the city and for time thought that the ob- ject was a strange seroplane. which had made its maiden flight unherald- ed, i,s airship like lines giving reason for the beiief and excitement.
 Warrants of arrest have been served in Parker by Deputy Sheriff Graham on eleven of the members of the crowd who rushed J J. Healy out Of that city several months ago after threatening to hang him to a tele. graph pole for offensive statements made in his newspaper regarding a local woman Tom Shultz. a former newspaper man of Prescott, i. num-
 
 Horseback parties are being orgsn- ized at Adamants, in northern Ari- : rona, to attend the Moki annual snake dance. It is stated unofficially that the dance will be held sometime between Augus. Is and g. The par. ties leaving Adsmsns will go by way , of the Painted Desert and the North Sigallaria forest, making 8 roupd trip of about 225 miles.
 ? One of the most pleasant events for 3 a attending wss the picnic at which George Pattullo of Hereford acted as , host to the 0 R outfit and others of his friends at Lewis Springs. A num- Der of Bisbee people were present. At midday S fine lunch, consisting o! barbecued meats and cooked eatsbles was served to the crowd of more thsa one hundred people prese int. lmme dIately after the meal had been com pleted, dancing was begun, an orches- tra of five pieces brought over from . Fort Huacbucs for the occasion rem dering the music.
 Troop F, stationed at Fort Hus. chucs, will leave for California on :. August 29 10 take part in the army maneuvers that are to be- held at
 Presidio, near San Francisco during 8 the first of September. Captain | Sweezy commands the troop. . Troop won the right to attend , the maneuvers in s series of com 3 petetive drills and rife practice shoot: @ in which it won first position among
 the troops static ned at the fort, 8 Engineer P atrick Greaney wss in- } etsntly killed and Fireman G s Cole. . man was terribly injured when [ 1, freigh, engine exploded at Kingmsn. t Captain A NJ Tuthill of Morenci has been elected to succeed Colonel . James Ii McClintock, at the heal oi the first regiment, Arizona infantry = He was chosen by unanimous vote. Following 6 quarrel with his wife Miguel Ssbepru, Mexican attempted ho commit suicide ct Tempe by stab.
 ting himself. His condition is crit , icsl.
 : The dead body of T Moran wss found lying in bed at his cabin. He , had been 6 familiar figure around Globe for several years, where he has e bssn making q meager living by sell. ing medicin es compounded from ,. herbs. He was very uncomunicstive , as to his snteoedents and little is known Of the man.
 When Otto Engelder of Bisbee left for the east. he sent by express . young burro about ss large ss s good sized Arizona jsckrsbbit. He inte nds this little animal ss a present to bis young nephew in Wellsvllle, NY, and it will, no doubt, be great curiosity , in that community.
 Because he tried to stop dog fight stabbing one of the csniDes, 6 man was arrested in Prescott: Much in. dignition was expressed against him for his act of wanton cruelty.
 There is a rumor at Wipslow that twenty freight cars have been dersiled at the point of tn. washout east of Holbrook, and that several cars of perishsble goods were in the wreck. A car of beer, and 6 car of oranges were obtained from the wreck safely.
 As the reeult of recent order by the city council, saloons in Bisbee may now remain open until a. D.. instead of midnight, ss was the pre- vious rule., =