Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-26

have established q kitchen in the . county jail to feed prisoners. They 1 concluded it would be cheaper than letring contracts for feeding them
 Hold-up men are working casually in Phoenix. George Rounseville of Williams passed through Flagstaff Saturday evening on his way to New Mexico to purchase range cate, winch will te shipped to his Williams range
 According 10 the terms 4 the en- st!ing act, Parker, will have no saloons for twenty years.
 WillismF Bawcom, a prominent cattleman at Winslow. was n iarried at that city last week to Miss Ada Tay- Tor, daughter Of Mrs. II Taylor Of that city.
 The Phoenix Typographical Union Is making ready its annual easter bail.
 1hursday evening d pleasant dance was held at the Club House at which a number were present from Tomb stone, including Miss Rockiellow, Miss Citing, two Misses Bene dict and their two brothers. The very unpleasant weather kept qu,te number saay ? who would have otherwise attendei.- Courtland Arizonan.
 The recent collapse of the Prescott pubic school smoke stack caused a |, fire slar D, much misdirected smoke and no damage.
 Prof. F. \ Guild, o' the University of Arizona, has presented the Presc q
 chamber Of commerce with copy q
 his work entitled "The Mineralogy o Arizona
 n At Kelvin, Red Reynolds was over h come with the fumes of A gasoline en . zine coming through the exhaust rip'
 fell into we'll and vas drowned
 Two other men were overcome in th'
 same way, fell into the same well, tu
 escaped Reynolds went down tn, ', ladder tO repair the pipe, and tn,
 other two went.down to rescue him if The sheriff of GiIs county has mad, inquiries about the whereat outs o
 Tom Davidson, whose stepdaughter
 named Willisms, has fallen heir to
 fortune at Beaumont, Texas. | At Holbrook J. W. Malley and hi 2 three sons were held to the grand II jury with bonds fxed,.t sjOD each or : a charge o' stealing cattle from liar - X Vercamp.
 Secretary Balinger of the l. terio
 Department writes his sorrow to Gov | Sloan that he Is unable to attend th, , dedication If the Roosevelt dam. # At Gila Bend, burglars robbed tn, = store ot NIT. Manning of miscellan | eous lot of merchandise. A Marconi wireless telegraph sta ton is to be placed at the University ot Arizona.
 At Artesia, southern Arizona, Les s lie Woddell, cattleman yawned SC vigorously that he 1islocsted his neck
 As the doctor at hand refused to foo
 with it, he got another csttlemsn tC 2 pull at his head until his neck slipped 0 hack into place, which it did with z bang, and woddell went on with hi. work.
 William Y. Jones died a: lis home in Buckeye valley, Maricopa county, 8 lew weeks ago.
 At the Vulture mill and mine 20 stamps are crushing 100 tons of ore every "A hours. The camp has a cya- hide plant; l50 men are employed the main sha!t is l5O feet deep and is getting deeper.
 The Blade states that Cbas Stewart, who Is cotton wise, is making ready to plant 60 acres in cotton on his big farm six niles west of Florence.
 Mise Iella Curtis and Will Saline were married in Eden, Arizona, a few days ago.
 At Yuma the other day e young lady fell from the upper legs of a tree, breaking one of her lower limbs.
 The affsirs Of the Clara Consolidat- ed company at Swansea have at las. been strengthened out, and everybody employed about the mines and works vas paid up is full last week.-Parker Post.
 large bunch of cattle, evidently stampeded from the c M Ranch. is roaming in the chsppsrel between G'amis and Ogilby. The Southern Pacific is obliged to patrol the tract