Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-04

phoid fever has originated in Tues, n is outside infection. presumably hsv- ing been br, ught there by refugees from Mexico.
 Alexander Deysrlo, the Mexican sheepherder, who at Humboldt on the afternoon of Tuesday May 9th, sho, ! and kill~d Lewis D Yaeger of Phoen'x hrs entered ples to murder in the | first degree ard has been sentenced by Judge Edwin NJ Doe to be hanged in tue territorial prisos at Florence, Friday, July 2s.
 Word received from Nogales states that grass fire has been raging on this side of the line and about lu00 ! acres have beened burn clean. The fire is reported to be under control,
 William, the two-year-od son of
 Mr and Mrs w H Stewart of Morenci,
 died Friday morning on the train ! DSh1 DuuChn.
 Ten thousand rainbow trout, aver
 aging about two inches in length was
 received at Stafford last week by the
 forestry officers The fish will be
 taken to the Graham mountains and
 distributed in the waters of Meriiilda
 canyon, Dead Mans canyon, Post creek and Grant creek.
 5 " tasoe, 6 laborer on the douhie 8 track work at Supsi. was run over by 8 an engine last week and instantly 0 killed. The noise of the steam show t el prevented his hearing the approach 8 of the engine.
 s The Colorado river broke through e the levee at the end of the Bee river 1T dam lsst week, but nearly all the ,. water is running through the old !" break and it is thought that not
 much damage will result !, Copper at cents or less is the new
 record iu production made by tht , Old Dominion Copper company a
 Glote. Many economics have beer introduced of late.
 it Again does Yuma make clear it ,e objection to the reputation, which i b declares 1t unceserved, of icing th to hottest place in the United States. m receot statement of the weathe
 bureau said that Yuma is the hottes place in the United States, with os temperaturesoi IUz degrees. and tn ,o Examiner comes back and says th De weather bureau is the "rottenest c h. all governmental departments v- The Yuma Heights Orange Grove e. the first farm this season to ship fig a. to market. Their first lot was sent [ Id Los Angeles last Friday, and by tha of early shipment they are entitled { f the prize banner as the first in thes DO whole United States Yuma Enter
 prise.
 a CsItsin Andrew Martin, Of Com ,v pany K. Tucson, has resigned froI q. the National Guard owing to press ( 35 other business.
 Francisco Leoesma, the Mexica n' sheepherder reported wounded in al 'u affrsy between sneepmen and COW 'o punchers at Ash Fork, is dead iron
 his wounds. and Al Smith is held ol ,y 8 charge or murder in consequence. y Globe is to have road to Coppe
 Hill. Popular subscriptions hay ,d made it possible, the townsite com r. psny and two copper. companies giv V, S235 and s200 each, several citizen ia chipping in with Sl00 each, and thu Is balance is to be paid by the city snC
 county. Total cost of the road vii
 be $5oC0.
 8, Melbourne A Bixby. chief electri- O clan of the Arizona Power company p vas accidentally killed Friday night
 at the sub station plant in west Pres
 colt, when 46,0D0 volts of electricity
 pas ed through his body, killing him instantly. So far as could be ascer-
 tained the accident was due to mo-
 mentsry csreiessness on the part of
 Bixby.
 Charles Clark, aged 9 years, and
 wo other boys went into the barn of
 6 neighbor at Globe and drank some
 horse medicine which they found
 there. Young Clark became seriously
 i'll. 4 physician was summoned and
 brought the boy out of danger by sd-
 mini.tering strong sntidotes.