Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11

this season Of the year the fNer ms the appearance of e veritsble rapids the water rushing down in huge vol uncs.
 Tumco mine, better known ss .ae old Hedges mine near Ogllby, Yuma county has suffered 6 very serious csve-iu. and is temporarily closed. Tn the meantime ten miners are con- graduating themselves that they es- capped before the breaking ground caught them. For distance of 300 feet the top level csved in to the sec ond level, and :;he two dropped upon the third.
 The Arizona, Blade. Tribune states that the farmers of the Casa Grsnde valley who are cultivstine grain are harvesting from 60 to 70 bushels o' barley and from 40 to 50 bushels oi wheat to the acre this year. these fig ures being based on crops already har- vested
 Professor Robert T Hill, we'll known minerslogist. has announced that he has discovered in the mud volcanoes at the mouth of the Colo. rado indicstions of q gigantic subter- ranean lake oi oil in that vicinity He predicts that the Yums vicinity will become one of the greatest oil sections of the continent.
 In all probability the Phoenix high school will have professions phys cal director next year, who will have only one class to teach outside Of his clsss- es in football, baseball. basketball, |, track nd tennis. and that clsss will probably be public speaking.
 Lopez is in jail at Agus Prieta. not the notorious Red" but another Lopez n.med Antonio. He and a friend named Carlos Madrid qusrreled and became involved, drew pistols, and Madrid. once "bueno amigo" lies dying in the hospital.
 Col. W. c. Green and wife passed through Benson Monday evening, en route west.
 A roundup is in progress on ths
 Empire ranch. nesr Vail, and it is ex' pected that about 20OO head of cat le will be cut out of the bunch iol -hipment.
 Bruno Martinez, one of the oldest
 and best known residents of Yums
 died at his home on Madison avenue on Friday evening last.
 Geo'ge w. Walton, a railroad con
 tractor near Fsirview. Coconino coun
 ty, was injured Wednesday by heins
 in too close proximity to & h!s-t wher it was discharged His hip and sid' were badly bruised.
 Yuma is rejoicing over the resump.
 tion Of work of the Arizona Siphon
 Fifteen men have been put 10 worl cleaning the ground for the iustalla- : ton of the air plant.
 Ali Douglas mourus. For the pas six weeks the smelter city Folk have been enjoying nightly concerts ty ths
 Sixth Cavalry band, but now .hs
 band is ordered back to the fort
 Consequently there is gloom, and then more gloom at the loss. On Friday morning at one o'clock there was 6 fusillsde of shot. a. the Mexican custom guard house near the boundary line Five men are ssid to have assaulted th's guard house and fired five shots, the guard firing two shots. It vas rumored ID Douglas that the men responsible for this assauit were followers 0. Magon and i; is said that Magon now has 8 uumber of followers in that city.
 Lsst week Sheriff Smith Of Ysvspai county, with John Robinson ss guard, left for the Florence penitentisry, having in custody A. Gsllego and Campbell, both under sentence of death, and Bscs. sentenced to five years imprisonment for stsb5ing . man. Gsllego and Campbell are to oe executed on the 18th Of next July Gallego murdered Mir Yseger and Campbell murdered "Kid Kirby" the prize fighter.
 On Sunday, Tommy Craig, a young son of James Craig, who lives on the San Pedro, while riding for cattle at the stock pens wac violently thrown fro m his borse and seriously injured. He ~ss taken to St Msry's hospitsl i ct Tucenn.
 Francisco Lomelin was an outgoing passenger for Fl Paso from Dougiss Friday. signor Lomelin who is . son of General Lomelin, is to join the party which will escort Francisco Msdero co his jouroey to Mexico City. He will act e one of Madero's cereOnal body guarde,