Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-25

,oua development board conposeo o' lli of the business mems orgspizs- lions and O. which H. V. Tailor is president.
 Governor Sloan and the other mem. bers of the Arizona development board in Yuma, relative to road i'm bet~een Phoenix and Los Angeles, were rendered . banquet by the Yuma Commercial Club on re- cent night,
 Last Wednesday the largest cattle shipment that ever went ont of Flor ence was made. There were lOSo head shipped and this involved scssh payment of s39, 1000.
 The tailings of the old Gray mill, near Blythe Junction, are being work ed over by cysnidation, says the Parker Post. and it is claimed that two men are cleaning up about $500 s week.
 Train loads of material are arriving at Swansea, Arizons, for new con. .truction at the Clara Consolidated minee and Shelter.
 An angry Bisbee woman armed her | self, mounted horse and pursued her recresnt spouse clear up to the di. vide. Her aim was bad and she wac | dissrmed after taking one shot at hubby.
 Postmaster Mike Cassidy of Bisbee, states that the showipg of the Bisbee Postal Savings hank is in reality bet- ter than the report from Washington The dispatch gave the figures as $ll .- 500 while they were actually SIP ,2sO
 In Douglas 6 school census has just been taken and in the district
 there were found to be 2435 children
 of school age. This is expected tc
 add about S3OOO to the school fund
 appropriated for that district.
 An eastern syndicate hss taken ovel
 Ed Blocks Sink to Rise group O
 mines in Copper Bssin district, fol'
 lowing an examination of and favor
 able report upon ths property by [
 couple of experts. It is stated that
 the new people contemplate placing
 sn ore reduction plant on the Sink tt 1 Rise group n the near future
 bu: will lay the mer up for short
 time.
 | Itis conservstively estimated tha
 the cattle shipments for sbe year l9l for the district about Prescott vii
 net the stockmen about sl,00O. 900
 From Kirkland valley and Hillside
 alone, they were s2Oo,OO0 in tn.
 month of May.
 | The Live Oak company on its prop.
 orty near Miami is reported az doine
 considerable building. A new office
 building and oil house are included ir
 the plans.
 Judge T s Bunch. at one time 6
 residen. Of Flagstaff and . mem Der oi
 the territorial council from Coconiuo county, died in Los Angeles last Mon-
 day. after 6 short illness He had gone to Los Angeles from Safford for treatment. His remains were taken to Ssfford for interment. The handsome new bungalo~, which was nearly completed by Contractor l Waylsnd for Joseph Morits at Flag stsfi, WAS totally destroyed by fire Wednesuay morning st sbou. five o'clock. Three men were painfully burned last Sunday at Ash fork. by the ex- plosion of gss, while starting . fire in . "desd" engine. Harry Clark. an engineer, formerly of Williams, Ftse- man Neisoa and Bert Fennimore, boiler maker, were the unfortunstes. The injuries sustained are not seriors,
 Ten Freight engines burned up with the Santa Fe roundhouss at Selig man last Saturday morning. The oil got away from the Jap keeper of the etesm stable and away Sens thousands of dollars worth Of psop- srty. It is said that the engines can be repaired and put into service again though the coet will be cons iderahle.
 Inquiries are being made in Ari- zona towns and across the line as to the whereabouts of 8 mining engine CT l A W Morris. who has not been heard from since May g. As he was the | only American employed by the Smelling company at Aesar. cs, Torreon. which wac the scene ot heavy fighting, it is feared that ] Morris hae been killed.
 It is reported that the sheepmen ut west of Williams, near Supsi, are 'susing . great deal of trouble to the armsrs in that section by hesdioe hsir sbsep os tho farms, instead Of