Tombstone epitaph., 1910-02-20

from Bisbee la.t week to ne placed in the home. Five of the children belonged to Mir and Mrs Sam Hil, who both signed a@sy their clsims to them.
 A chemical analysis is being made of the stomach of " H Spencer of Ash Fork, sho died in convulsions after several days of heavy drinking. His friends are of the belief that he was poisoned.
 John Boynton pioneer rancher and stock man of Coconino county, died in hospital at Phoenix lsst Friday after three days illness from pneumonia, resulting from 6 coll con. tracted while on business trip to that ty.
 While returning from the fair grounds to Phoenix Friday J I Cole man of Kelvin had his pocket picked, ] losing & wsllet contsiDg about $500, three railroad tickets and check on Phoenix bank for $l9.
 The clerks of Douglas have asked the mayor to work for the passage of an ordinance closing all kinds of business establishments on Sundays. , Tombstone stores have observed Sun days for years.
 The Pima county board of super sisors recently sold to Ne. York accumulated last year under the boun. " system. There were over 400 hides and the county received $500 for them. However, they had cost in 6ounties S2i0O.
 The miners at the Blubell mine near Mayer have agreed to devote one shiit each to iulfill contract for assessment work begun by the late Ivy Burleson, who died from injuries received in runaway accident recently. The miners will turn all the $424 due over to the widow.
 The ladies Of the Episcopal church of Yuma are planning to publish q paper for one day, and the Examiner oi that city has been placed at their disposal.
 Mrs l L Archbold travelled 14s miles from the Aio distr ct to Tucson in little wagon drawn by s. aurro, carrying her own supplies and without any companion. She has been con- ducting goat ranch in the Ajo dis trict and from Tucson continued her jnurney to the Coyote mountains, where she will start store and trade with the Papago Indians.
 A faculty recital was given at the Ari- zOna 5 hoOi Of ofusiC, Phoenix, Tuesday . The proceeds wera donated to the Asso- ciated Charities.
 In e Women's Club of Phoenix give a Japanese operatta at their meeting yes terday afternoon.
 A clerk employed in 2 store a: Naco assaulted Enrique Valdez. a Mexican official, when he crossed to the American side of the line. The case assumes international importance as the Turk has not been naturallzed, thus a Hex can f citiz was assaulted by a Turkish sub .ct on American territory
 Edward P Weston, the septugenariaIs, pedestrian, who made world recoro, by walking from New York 90 San Francisco and is now on his way from Los Angeles to New York, was in Kingman Saturday one day ahead of schedule and in excel lent physical condition. !: IF Tucker and Ben Kemper of the Denver Livestock association company of Denver, spent part of last week investigating conditions at St Johcs, where the company recently purchased a arge reservor fnT the purpose of reclaim ing many acres of desert land.
 W.n Wantland, traveling salesman of Los Angeles, died atthe Harvey house at W,nslow few days ago after two hours illness. He Was a thirty-second degree Mason ani reputed to be quite wealthy.
 The Yuma lodge of Elks has irch ise1 ste upon which il is proposed to erect a lodge and club building in the near future. The To; cost S2ooo.
 "Arizona" Charlie Meadows of Yuma has at last received the deed tor the A quita oEyx miI.es in Lower California. for which he has been regotiating for the pa ten years. The onyx deposits are said to be the richest in existence and there are over SIoo. 900 tons in sight valued at Sr4o a ton.
 Companies H an L, Arizona National Guard of Yuma, will give an elaborate ball at their armory on the evening of February 7z. The special military feature will be guard mount and | hox .x Axsn