Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12

au unauthorized agent is in Arizona l soliciting subscriptions. He works for sn all advance on the subecrip- 1 tion, puts it in his pocket and that is the last of it-so far ss the subscriber is concerned.
 Joe Chisholm formerly of Cochise county, who for yeArs hes been enliv- ening Arizona newspaper columns and developing 1.-the mineral resource i es of the territory, is in Phoenix. He went there from Bouse, where he is ,nteressed in mining properties.
 Mineral survey No, 2795, Jesuit mine lode mining claim, .itusted in | in the Sil, erbell mining district. Pima county, Arizona, aud claimed by AL fred s. Donsu, Clarence c. Wolf, AL bert Steinfeld and T. c. Donsu, has been approved by the surveyor gen. eral.
 Under the agreement single class ifcatiou rate is given on all exoress, no matter wher to or how many ex- press companies may handle it. This single ss:6cstion bss brought the reduction O! st :lesst one third the cost iu favor of the Arizona public.
 In speaking of the marble qnsrry south of Vail station, which Is 29 miles west of Benson, the Los A Angeles Mining Review says that it is a vsst deposit of marble which was recently examined by experts, one report stst- ing that the deposits contain sn .enor- nous ledge of Nubisp marble.
 Auditor Msuk and Citizen Member Craig, of the Board Of Control, and Territorial Engineer Girsnd spent . part of last Iweek at Florence in. specting the bridge and territorial prison..
 The fret of lsst ex the machinery and entire equipment of the Cocon,no County Democrat and the Flagstaff Gem uas moved into the Sun office The Gem is no more.
 The Tempe Normal baseball team Iran up against & streak of hard luck in their game with the Phoenix Indi ans Saturday afternoon, aud go, the small end oi to score. l Hon. Whitelaw Reed, American Ambassador to London, arrived in Williams Friday morning on No. II from the Grand Canyon where he has been recuperating from his lsbors and taking in the sights.
 There was a man named Adsir dIed ct Lakeside, Arizona, near Showler, Saturday, January 25. and sll prepsr- s:ions were made for burial, when the man came to life again, and is still living at last reports.
 The barbers oi Winslow, eight in number, have joined the bsrbers' un- ion ,associsting themselves with the union at Globe. They have raised the price of slaves to 25 cts and hair cuts to 50 cents.
 Alarming rumors have been circu- lated in Yuma concerning the prevail ency of smsllpoI, scarlet lever and diphtheris, which have been declared to be spreading through that con- munity. To quiet the public. the board of health has published a state. i ment to the effect that not 6 single case of smsllpox or diphtheris exists in the town or surr unding commun- ity and that there are but three cases of scarlet fever.
 B. S. HsrDsen has purchased un- der bond eix claims in the Gunnison range from J. H. Smith of Dragoon and will instsll a 5OO.ton cyanide r!ant.
 Eugene s. Ives has returned to Tucson from Globe where, with Eug- enc Brady O'Neill he delivered an sd dress Friday evening at the Iris rhester, advocating the adoption of the constitution. Arrangements were made at Tucson by pro-constitutionists for the deliv- cry of sn address by William Jennings Bryan at the city hall park this after. noon. Mark Smith will preside al the meeting.
 Under the enabling act all persons registered in the 1908 register may vote st the election for the ratifica- tion of the constitution. In the re. cent city elections persons registered in 1908 could not vote, but this is not the case in the election to be held Thursdsy.
 Phil Piadic. an Austrian miner, VA. killed by . fall of ground in the Old Dominion mine. at Globe.
 Mrs, Ellen Hsnniger, aged 77 years, died few dsys ago in Globe.
 J. W. Reed. of Mesa, and Mrs, Jen. ne Thompson were married in Los Angeles few days ago.
 Three carloada of hnua liam Maa. 1