Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-23

surplus is now SIo, o,VOU.
 The preliminary hearing of Con- stable Rood of Phoeuix for the shoot ing of Jose Avslss who res'sted arrest hss been started and tue testimony co far as addnced appears to justify the officer for his action
 A five ysar-old Mess boy found 8 revolver on Tuesday afternoon and thou sht it . pleasing toy. Before bic experiments has ended ho~ever, he had shot his 4-year-old sister in the mouth, but fortunately the wound was only . glsncing one and did not prove fatal. lone Stanley was the little victim of the accident.
 Governor Sloan has refused the ap- Iicstiou of the state O. Utah for the exIradit;on Of James L Nlssn, resi- dent of Phoenix. an alleged fugitive from justice, on the charge of failure ,o provide for wife and children. Four United States troopers, who attempted to desert from the sixth cavalry during the services of that regiment on the border, have been sent from Douglas to Alcstrsz Island to begin serving sentences for their offenses.
 Monday morning, while Archie, the l3-ye.r-old aon of R w Fuller. of Thatcher, was driving home horse that had escaped from the corral, he was seriously hurt by the horse turn ing on him and kicking him on the right leg, breaking the boEe bet~een the knee and ankle.
 Last Sunday, while Grant Woods. the four yesrold son of Judge and Mrs J A Woods. was playing with come boys near his home in Solomon vile, he fell on his left hand with such force that several Of the bones were broken.
 Some miscresnt broke into the Electric Light plant store room Sun day night, secured tools, then cut through the rear door of E. NJ Browne Jewelry store securing about $500 worth of iewe Try and valusbles. The thief secured about SS.O0 in cash out of the cash register'-Flsgstsff Sun Swarms of white wing pigeons from Mexico are reported to pe doing much damage to crops in Arizona's border counties.
 Insurance men are reported to be pestering the people of Apache coun- ty.
 Mrs L W Lawson died very sudden ly &. her home in Yuma the other day. She had been complaining all day, but it wac not thought she was seriously i'll She had drank 6 lot Of ice water which caused . rush Of blood to her head Yuma Sun.
 Residents of Los Angeles have locst. cd F. l60 acres of desert land above Parker. on the California side of the river, for the nitre deposits supposed to be contained in the land An automobile, carrying 6 six shooter, was noticed On the streets of Prescott, and 1t looked like c combi- na tion of engines of destruction- Courier.
 Dr Abram Morrison, . prominent citizen of that city, died in Tucson . few days ago.
 The Jerome Mining News arrived | e little late this week. 1t seems that Editor Adams underwent 6 success- ful operation this week at the United Verde hospital. ard he still lives.
 Julia F Woodbridge an old time resident, aged 80 yeArs, died in Phoe- nIx few days ago.
 According to freight and passenger cre~e running out of Parker over the Parker cut-off the oil &citement at Randolph, . station I2 miles west of Blythe junction, is assuming larger proportions daily.
 In SIX dave six hundred horses died of heat in harness on the etreets Of New York.
 Judge J H Campbell, grand chan cellor ot the Knights of Pythiss of Arizona, is officially touring the ter ritory, and was entertsined by the Prescott lodge CD Monday night last
 Daniel West, aged about 55 yeass, native of Ohio. and who had resided in Yums county for over 40 yesn, died suddenly ct Humboldt, the other day.
 Sheriff White has received an in. vi'ssion for the hanging of Alejandre 9allegoe, which is to take place at the next Friday morning Gsllegos is the man who shot and killed his wife ii. Phoenix on April 2, I infiicting wounds from which che died the next day. No attempt has been