Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-15

selling Of fireworks of all descriptions on Independence dsy.
 The Yuma National bank has been consolidated with the Farmers & Merchants bank. under the name of the former. G G Hampton is presi- deDt of the consolidated institution and F. II Tobias cashier.
 At the annual meeting of the Ari- zona Qrs"ge association, held Tn Phoenix Saturday, the following board i of directors was elected for the ensu. ing year: W Murphy, Foster il ] Rock we'll, JQ A U King, Charles P 1, Munger and Rev Severinghaus.
 Volume 1, number of the Arizona l Journal O: Education, dated April l, 1910. is the initial publication of a new paper in magazine form, publish ed in Phoenix, and designed to fill A long felt want expressed by Arizona school teachers.
 Governor Sl, an has expressed him self as being opposed to the provision of the statehood oil requiring s years residence in Arizona before giving the right to vote, thinking that six months ought to be sufficient to qualify an AmericsS citizen 8. sn elector in the new state.
 Navajo county board of health fol- lowed the lead of Cochise county and has passed long list of rules for the observance of citizens of the coGUty, in an endeavor to keep the common. wralth as free ss possible from typhoid and other germ diseases during the cosaing summer. Particular stten- ton is fsid to the handling of the house fly ant the purity of the mil supply.
 To consider for the mos. part only cases arising out of the sale 0! liquor to Indians, the federal grand jury is in session at Phoenix this week.
 4 defective Tai! joipt on the Laguns Dam railroad near YIma caused the engine of train loaded with equip ment to leave the track the other day, q ghtly injuring the fireman and engineer.
 That the new Tucson X West Coast Of Mexico railway will not be able to run the first train over it's lines before June is the latest announcement of the railroad officials.
 The little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Antone Ps.lam of Mesa died Sstur : day from the effects of a quantity of stfychnine pills, which il Is supposed were left carelessly within the child $ reach and eaten in innocent accident
 Agri,nlturists ofthe Sulphur spring valley claim that there are more thsn 00,n00 acres of good agricultural land iu the valley. and that ample water for irrigation may be had by sinkin z , wells from 10 to 10 feet deep.
 Henry Waters has filed suit against the city Of Bisbee which involves the validity of the title to much ground ] embraced within the so-caIled Bisbee townsi,e. Should he win his case 1t , would invalidste title to much of the i town.ite property 6eedtd by former } Mayor Taylor.
 Frank II. Parker of Phoenix has sold for S20 900 I60 acre tract oi
 land near the Msricops county poor farm which ten years ago he bought for s4 900.
 Governor Sloan has issued requisi- tion papers for II. F. Shockley, re- gently arrested ID San Bernsrdino, Cal, who is wante1 in Ash Fork for an assault with deadly weapon
 Gregoria Espinoso an elderly Mex ican woman of Tucson, while cross. ing the Southern Pacific tracks in that city was run down and instantly killed Monday morning.
 Two deaths from measles on the same day are reported from the home of J. H. Martinez. a Phoenix labOrer, tbe victims being little son and daughter oi the unhappy family.
 Patrick Flsnnigsn, chief of police of Tucson, has rendered his resigns- ton. Mir Flannigan was absent in Chicago on s leave of absence, and in his letter of resignation gave no rea- son for his unexpected action.
 The big Chinese dragon which oc- cupied a prominent place in the big parade at the Cinco de Mayo celebrs- ton m Tucson has been ceremonious- ly packed up and shipped to its an cient home in the San Francisco joss house.
 The territorial industrial school at Benson is said to te in a very poor condition. the wall in some places be- ing cracked and in danger of collapse. Superintendent Mshoney is said to be |