Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29

was drilling for water.
 Phoenix pspers iubilste over the fact that water now stands over 100 feet deep in the Roosevelt reservoir and is etill getting deeper. The great reservoir contains over 10000 acre feet of water.
 Near Williams the remains Of sn unknown man were found scattered along the track for mile He is supposed to have fallen beneath the train while trying to ride the trucks. In Phoenix last week Lon Lsncest- CT died from the effects of injuries re- ceived in that city over year ago by the wslls of the old National bank of Arizona building sccidentiy csving on him.
 | Last week the board of super.
 visors Of Yuma county awarded the
 $l70O bond iesue of Parker school dis.
 trict No. r, to the First National Bank of Yuma,
 i Charles White, who wac arrested at Yuma last week on the charge of counterfeiting silver coin, and his partner, Featberstone, who vas slso
 i'd limbo charged with "shoving the queer," were examined before Com
 missioner Utting last week. Both 3 were held to appear before the United l States grand jury.
 , John L. Coleman of Atlanta. Georg- . ia. has written to the Tucson Cham.
 Der of commerce asking information about renting . building with about ( 5000 feet of floor spsce. no, necessarily d near the railroad tracks. He wants
 to install c mattress factory. - Rsnsome s. Page, a well known r Arizona baseball player, is reported |. dead from Tuberculosis. The Williams News notes the pres D ence of D. T. lewis, of Ash Fork, in U that city and incide ntally remarks he
 brought the tfirst load of groceries e from Prescott to Ash Fork. in a wagon n when the Santa Fe was building. 'e The Yavapsi Bullion Mining com- 't psny has decided 10 make its dam
 across Copper Bss,n Wash ITO feet in G. length and not less than 8 feet high p It will be constructed of concrete. d The water will reach the company's 1t l0e0 acres of gold placer ground
 through l2-inch pipes, where it will
 operate gisnss. The nesrness of thi. ,e property to Prescott gives CD sccentu. N ated local interest.
 III The Tribune figures that there will y be about six thousand acres of land ,e under irrigation and cultivation, in
 tine Casa Grsnde Valley this year. .- Samuel Calvin Ssyler, 6 pioneer oi t Globe. died in that city n few days !. ago.
 - At Williams, on a recent night. 8 B. burglar robbed the till Of the railroad
 ticket office of $37.
 's The infant child of Mir. and Mrs b James Wade died in Williams last n week.
 At Holbrook J. A Whalin, who i. shot and wounded 6 deputy sheriff, ! waived examination and was bound ., over to the grand jury.
 The Copper Era states that the Jer-
 ome Tunnel company will soon com 's menoe . large tunnel, cutting into ;. tine mountain about 9OOO feet north- east of Jerome spd:.gsins 6 depth of u 1900 feet by the time it reaches the ,. town, or under the town of Jerome. | James Latts, who st one time lived
 in Kingman, and who was sert from
 there to the insane asylum died at that institution last week. Lsttas J insanity took to the form of incendiar-
 ism, and before he was committed to the asylum he made several attempts to burn buildings in town,
 The Missouri River Bridge company
 is rushing work on the new pier in the middle of the Colorado at Topeck
 to get it completed before the spring flood reaches that point.
 Mrs. Farrel Tiernan. one of the first white women in the county of Mohave |, died at her home in Prescott Thurs
 day. She came to Fort Mohsve in
 1869.
 Allen Jarvis, who has been suffer-
 ing with . malignant form of con.
 sunption the past year or SO, died ct
 the Mohsve county hospital last week.
 He wss being cared for by Victor,
 Colorado, lodge of Elks.
 John Rsvello of Harrington is mak- ing ready to start up his stamp mill on in his Monte Carlo mine in Yava. psi county.
 At Jerome. Wong An Jim, aged 2l years, was arrested and ordered sent back to China by U. s. Commissioner