Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-03

e improved bS surgery. His arm was noken while he vas crsnging an automobile and it has been impossible U make the fractured piecse unite roperly.
 T NJ Hanson who is operating the Junkirk mines, near Senator, while Q Prescott Friday, stated that from a 'I ton shipment of concentrstes made to R II HetheringtoL in ths. ity, net returns of s459 70 were re- owed which was grst,fyIng consider. ng that it was the first production i rom the property under he lease and 1 Inder adverse conditions of inning
 nd milling.
 The ordinance now on the ordin- ,nce book ID the town ol Yuma against eIpectorstiug on the sidewalk sill be str,ctly and vigorously en-
 orced according to notice by the .ity msrshsi.
 With Leo Goldschmidt of Tucson .s one Of the pribc pal stockholders. he Glls Valley Milling company ha- | cen organized ID S-f"rj ns 6 cOrpor +tion, with e capital stock Of Si5O.oOO md has purchased the -four milling 
 | lisnts of the Valley Milling company
 ,r Ssffurd and Solomonville. The
 ,lsnts are to he taken over by the new company Dec l.
 The secretary Iof the interior has
 been authorized by President Taft to
 .llot $l5u.OI0 from the reclamation
 'und for he widening of the Arizona
 canal and su extension oi its lsterals
 or the Salt River project, according
 to sdvices received here.
 l At Thatcher, preparations Tor the
 iedication of the L D Academy. on
 Decem her Is are nearing completion
 It is expected that the ceremony .~il
 he conducted by Joseph F Smith o Salt Lake City, president of the Nor
 mon church.
 Santa Fe engineers say the company
 is figuring on mek ng TruIton, 6 sId ing about one hundred miles west o Williams, 6 dIyi.ion point. The Pos tel Telegraph compsny hss hsd | large force Of men moving their lin'
 .t ths, point for the past three week. to make 6 clearance for trscxsge an
 buildings.
 | PC Anderson, pu'licsn ca7di' | date for treasurer of Gila county, haC . very hsrrow escape while crOssin. ithe Giis river si Box Canyon. #,
 missed the regular ford and rode int, . the quicksand. Hls horse began: t' nk. and as he was alone. things be gan 70 look ser'ous to him. He finsl iy managed ,o get cut and then pul his horse out sitter hiD
 |, | The Ray Consolidated is prepaEiol to increase its output of copper t' 300 pounds mouth. At rresen the output ie 250O pounds. The mil eItrsctioDs are now 69 per cent iron II S5 per cent ore. The Americsr
 smelting and Refining company
 smelter at Hayden will be operating
 "y February 1, 1912.
 Frank schaier, c we'll known COW
 boy of H H,lbrook, was found dead nea
 Dry Lake. last v ek. He was rid,ni
 among the cedsrs and it was evident
 thst c i,mb struck hun breaking h! Iuecx. He vss buried in Hoi brook
 CH Ut'ing, Charles MesdoWs and
 fr.nk Pearson returned to Yuma
 Wednesday evening. from 6 hunting trip in old Mexico. They spent mOs' oi their time oeloS S the hne ID Sonora and report an abundance of small game, many signs Of deer and wild hogs.
 Can this section of Arizons raise cottonf The experience Of Thoms- Wsllmark, near the head of the Sa- bino canyon, near Tucson, this sea- son as shown in the exhibition of c5,- ton plants which he made at the first Pima county fair souid indicate that it can. He exhibited two very fine cotton plsnts, both containing an abundance Of fine long, white fibre. At Prescott, the dead body of Will liam Mingus was found Monday morning in the rocks about one mIie se.t Of Mercy hospital by an Indian and it is the t.elief that after sn ex- animation was made by coronere jury, that he passed away from natur- ai causes
 Two Phoebix stores were robbed sst w-ek. The Far, at PIP East Washington etree,, was entered and shout $9D vss taken from the safe Six revolvers and lsdy's watch were taken from the Standard FcrpitureI store, 34.36 West Wssh. pgson.