Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-17

This week the Ruth mill shipped its bar of bullion, the bar weighing hearty tiity pounds. Ihis bullion sss secured Tn trying out the mill and wac the result of about 6 weeks total run of the plsnt.-Mohsve Miner Sept,
 At the Vulture mining camp, last week, vpe of the large bunk houses ~ss destroyed by fire. About twenty msn occupied the house. They lost i pereonsI effects snd smsll sums of money. Plans for the merger of the Super for and Boston Copper company and the Arizons Copper company, and Tor ! financing the consolidated concern | for $500 900 were announced at Globe. Cnder the plan ss outlined. the Super for and Boston will increase its stock
 by 300, 900 shsres. making the total
 authorized stock $50 900 shares. Of this, 300 900 shares will be offered in le1chsnse for sl, ,O0O. 900 bopds of the Arizona Commercial company.
 The family of George A. Alki,e, one of the most prominent citizens of the Salt river valley, was precipitst'd d down e steep mountain side just north oi Flagstaff when an sutomo-
 bile in which they were riding left the road and plunged in the sbs-s. The machine twice turned completely
 over, and made & final half turn which P Handed it on its side l50 feet below f the road Mrs Alkire aud the chil - '. ren were badly bruised, and Mr. Al : kire was seriously injured. The chsui, = feur is accused of carelessness in iv e ing the machine.
 Charles Percivsl, sn employe of th'
 Csnsnes Consolidated Copper com V pany, in charge of the ore spreading .s beds which handle the concentrates z had the misfortune to fall into th' IT belt conveyor while at xorE and haC
 su arm 60 badly msngled that it hsC
 to be smpu,ated. He also received
 numerous bruises about the body. l. Miners in the Magma copper n,in' 's in the Superior camp at Globe had !. narrow escape from drowning a ieV d day. ago when large vein of wsie ,s was opened ty blsst in the 50O-ioo a level. The s0O-foct level had to b
 completely absndoned It is though '' that the flow will be controlled aD' '' iurthur development in the lower lev els resumed.
 ,vi George J. Stopemsp. member o! th 2. Arizona railroad commission, ha P gone to Albuquerque to meet with tn ,, interstate commission aud cone de
 testimony regarding wool freigh
 rates.
 |, Tom Pickett, veteran !rontieremsn al is ia Globe from Fort Apache. wher of he is employed by the governmen ni s. Mir. Pickett hss spent thirty. five year in the southwest.
 7e Determined that the Fl Psso state ie hood jubilee next month will be tn
 biggest success on record. committee In men are pushing together toward tha ,s end. Meetings Of the transportation
 and invitation and advertising com ID mit,eee, held st Fl Paso, were marked \ with a snap and go which is sure t' V bring results.
 ,s George W. P. Hunt, gubernstoris Is sspirant and who was president of ,h, e Arizona constitutional convention o hss returned from the east.
 H. A. Herbert, an Alsb.man, i V coming to Tucson in the near futur, l. oo a hunting trip. and has srItten t, D ind out whether be should bring hi }, dogs with him.
 4 coinmsndery of Knights Templsl ' will be organized by sir knignt mason.
 lof Globe, Miami and vicinity.
 A movement is on foot by some of U the prominent men of the town for the
 Organization of branch Of the Boy
 Scouts of America in Douglas. MT. O. O. Hsmmil holds credentials as
 scout master for that city and will . make arrangements for sn orgsnizs-
 tion ct sn early date. This move
 ment in Arizons, which fret started
 ID Tombstone, has become very popu. } isr in all parts Of the country and is . 2 particularly fine thing for young boys. In one month, or siI weeks ss the most, fully equipped wireless tele-
 graph station will be in operation in
 Phoeni1. The Gazette ssys Howard P. Veeder, general manager of the
 Federal Telegraph company of San Fraocisco, has been negotiating with
 the Hotel Adams company for the
 use Of the roof of the new botel and