Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31

ilobe, a high-spirited team driven by | Ed Harrison ran rapidly doan Ce"sr street. Near the Stsllcup blacksmith | shop the runaway cnllided with s tree. 1 The buggy tongue was broken and l the vehicle overturned. Fortunately | Harrison escaped without injury.
 That Major Henry T. Allen oi he Eighth cavalry, in command at Fort has received from the war orders transferring tim from his present command to Wash ington for general stah duty. The date for h;s departure and the uare of the officer upon whom the com msnd of the pest will devolye. are not known.
 David Lsmer Butter, Earl Wan-lee and Joseph Chesley had most thrilling experience coming down the Hume of the Mount Graham Lumter Co. These boys were in the Graham mountains for pleasure trip, and thought they would have some sport in the Hume, and were so venture some AS to ride down the steepest part Of Hume, which has always been con. sidered absolutely impossible for pas sengers. As result of this precip- itous Eight, the boys are in ve'y ee- rious condition. The flesh on the right arm of David Lamer is torn of from the elbow up to the shoulder, requir- ing twenty-two stitches to sew up the wound. His whole body was badly bruised, especially his back and feet. The other boys also received serious bruises.
 Misunderstanding the kindly efforts of the charity committee of the Bis bee Board of Trade AZ an attempt to take her children from her. a woman whose name cannot be ascsrtsined gathering her four small children left Bishee hurriedly. going out into the mountains. The woman was dIscov- cred by Miss Cummings, worker for the board, and food and clothing were provided, while plans were being made for taking care of her. Her tour chil- dren were practically babies, not one being old enough to aid its mother. The woman declared that che had been deserted by her husband about three weeks.
 One of the narro~est escapes from death experienced by a Bisbee man,
 was that of F. NJ Van Seltzer of the Copper Queen store, when his new
 motor car got from under his control
 while turning into the Quality Hill
 road, near the Doyle house, and, going of the road, rolled over him, but he escaped unhurt save for few miLor bruises
 After long delay. ten new Spring
 fife Id rifles of the latest army pattern
 have been received from the govern-
 ment by the Tucson Rifle Club and distributed.
 Alberto hascarenss, manager Of the
 Nogales tranch of the Banco de So. ! nora, On the Sonora side of the line
 experienced an accident with his au-
 tomobile throsing the occupants out ! The consequences were painful to all concerned, although there were no serious injuries except to the machine After an investigation that con. sumed several weeks, federal suthor- i:ies sppre. ended John Langley. whC ! operates s road house north Oi c lobe
 on charges Of ceiling liquor to Iudans
 Langley vas admitted to bail in the sum of Sl,000 on each of the three counts, which he probably will fur
 nish.
 The fret week of the registration oi
 voters in Pima county has closed. |,
 IS the opinion Of Recorder Ben Heney that when the names are checked up the total for the week will be found 10 be between 1000 and l,2o0, thus con stituting oBe of the heaviest regIstrs. tions ID one week on record in Pima county.
 The Gold Road NJ. ( F.. company has shipped to Kingman the first bar of bullion made since the new man. agement took charge of the property This bar weighed s24 900 and was a handsome chunk of gold. Heretofore the company has been shipping its suro-cysnide to the shelter and get ting good results. It is now under stood that hereafter the precipits,es will be reduced to bullion at the mill
 nd the bars shipped direct to the mint.
 D. A. Richardson remarks that all who are interested in mines in the Republic f Mexico should scqusint themselves with the new mining law in that country. One of the provis. ions of the new law requires that all claims must be resurveyed and new monuments erected o1 or before Jan. usry l, 1911. Failure to comply with this requirement will subject claim owners to various fines and iorfcitures