Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-26

Stleuu churcn.
 W. A. Storbecs, we'll known in the Turquoise Mining District, died as th' result of stroke of spoplexy at his home in DOuglss, last week. He had been out for 6 walk and on his return laid down On couch where he was soon afterward found dead by his wife.
 Mesa Free Frees: The first lambs of the imported Persian vs.iety tn he sold for eating purp see were purchase ed last week by the Pioneer InGeyend- ent market from F. T. Pomtroy. They were placed on sale at the shop. l These are some of the imported stock with which Mr. Pomerov has taken iul fairs and when the first animals were imported into this country lamb was given to Teddy, who had i, roasted and declared that t was the finest meat that he had ever eaten.
 Yuma Sun: W H. Elliott has re- turned to Phoenix to take up his l25 year contract. as he calls it. The government has put him at work sur veying the territory that has as yet been unsuryeyed and if he finishes the job in l25 years he thinks he will be doing fine.
 An orange grower in the Salt River valley oi Arizona received .s4 300 for the product of ten acre ranch Tine total expense Of caring for, picking rackiug and sh pping the fruit was s5OO.
 The Sheriff at Globe, Gila county has made inquiries about the where. sbouts Of Tom Davidson, whose step daughter named Williams, has fallen heir to A fortune at B,aumont, Texas
 The receipts of gold at the Prescott National bank, from Lynx Creek and the Brs1sbsws, amounts now to a thousand dollars a day and is steadily increasing.
 Because of threats made by Mex jeans to do away with him, Nig Soon only survivor of the five Chinamen recently snot to pieces by Mexican smuggle-s was b.oUgh: to Tncson !o: safe keeping by Sheriff Saxon of Santa Cruz county.
 Joe Hinton. & cattlemsD cn Bunito Creek near Winslow about 20 miles from Whiteriver. killed lion 6 few days ago that measured ten feet four inches. The lion killed -one of NIT. dinton's large horses the day before he shot the lion.
 Since the bold robbery in West Clifton Wednesday night of las. wet the othcers have been close on the trsil of suspect, esfectusily blocking any means of h m dispos!ng of the jewelry or seading It out of town. Tuesday night while Mrs. Baldwin was away from her home the thief snesked around in the rear of the house and tearing the wire screen from the window. broke pane Of glass and threw the jewels into the kitchen.-Copper Era.
 In the fire that destroyed their tent house at the camp of the Frisco Mines < Power company, last week, the eight-moni hs-old baby of NIT. and Mrs Floyd Richardson was burned 1 to death The mother had gone from the house but few minutes and when che returned the place was . mass of flame. All efforts to rescue the child were unavailable. The committee of Casa Grsnde and Florence people has been sp- pointed to go to Tucson Friday as "booster committee" to consult with tbe people of that city about the com- ing of .he Fl Paso & Southwestern and the reclamation Of the Casa Grau. de valley through the preservation of the reservoir sic m the Box Canyon Of the G;la.
 His sentence having been commut. ed on account of good behavior and labor at the penitentiary. Nabor Pac- heco, Jr., son of former Sheriff Nabor l Pacheco, has returned from Florence and is living at the family home in Tucson. He was released lsst week, and was met at the peni entiary door by his mother and sister, who accom- panied him to Tucson.
 At the last meeting of the Mohsve board of supervisors the application Of Fred Leonard for a license to con duct saloon at Sweeney, on the CoI- orsdo r.yer. opposite Needles, was re. fused. The action of the board wac taken on account Of the saloon com ing within the x-mile limit of pub. lie works, the big canal company