Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-12


 om the nose to the brain. e Lessees of soule 6,tOO acres Of .bool land iD the Salt River valley C ill meet in Phoenix st o'clock Sat" rday afternoon in the farm CTS room I the Water Users' building to dis- uss the problem that wIll confront hem, when Ari1ons becomes 6 full ledged .tste and their lssses eXpiie. It is believed thst majority Of the .essees desire an opportunity 10 Pur chase the land they hold, after its sp- praisal according to law,
 On Eovemb ber 24th and 18th, the Douglas lodge of E'ks will pull of sn- other one of their big yearly stunts ID | the form ola minstrel show st the Orpheum ,hester
 At Phoenix on Tuesday, in ooiii- sion between a farmers light wagon and 6 motorcycle, Elmer Wilsou, the motorcy ycli-t, has his skull fractured. He will probably recover, though he sill be confined to hs bed some weeks.
 Chinese in Tucson are following the lead of their fellow countrymen on the Pacific coast and are sending their contributions to swell the war fund Of the revolutioplsts. Tucson bankers sho handle the funds oi the Chinese in that city in rather surpr siugiy large amounts, state the sboye, and the Chinese then selves simiti'. but
 are not going 10 any great lengths to
 court publicity st that
 The monthly bulletin of the Em-
 ployes' Benefit Association of the Cop
 per Queen Consolidated Mining com- pany for the month of September IS al hand and it makes spleudid show ing. The association shows surPluI oi sIo.95O.37.
 | Mercedes Csrdens Of Douglas, sgeC |, 75 years and very feeble ~zs res ? tored to her home yesterday sbou P noon after wandering throughout th D night and portion of yesterda. l morning over the city.
 PBDixon, Of Fl Paso arrived il 2 Douglas yesterday and will op'p th e local brsnch of Droughton's Bn-ine- a College for the winter months com ? meucing next Monday. Mir DiSo
 has already secured numberoi pupil and others have the matter unde
 consideration.
 | To the Psrlor Exchange ssioor e Flsgstaff. bullet from sn unidentl e fed source gave Mexican s psinis wound in the fesby part oi bic leg. D John Enyx died at the Milton hos z pital Wednesday morning 0! tyPnoi A fever. He was 25 years oi age an !. l,sves one brother, $ resident ni Flsg II staff.
 IDL Williams, Of the Bsr Dia - mund Cattle Company, is mskin ] ready to ship 400 head of steers tEor ,- bis range in Chino Vslley to Bak, ra Y field. California
 Thomas Shsffroth and H Kiuni ls brought to Prescott sbout S27O 's placer gold from their clsims on Hun n bug creek.
 Sheriff James Smith Of Ysvapa
 returned from San Francisco. Thel
 he went to bring back Jim Lee,
 Chinsmsn wanted for getting avs e with s4)O by forgery. Owing to tt e fac. ,h.. Lee refunded ;hc :noncy sD j. paid all cos,s, he wac DO, trough 'i back.
 The heaviest west bound travel i
 the history oithe Santa Fe rsilwa
 hss been the order during the pas y week. All trains have been runnip in from two to four sections and ever car has been loaded to the guard rail, Alexander Csvansgh Of New Tor
 is at Hayden ID the interests nf th
 Nv York Construction company ' Some time ago, when the Ray Con
 solidsted planned to build s smslte themselves. they contracted for s hug brick sunokestsck, and the msteris
 was shipped there. This stsck Is l.
 be 300 feet high and the opening in s eide st the top will be g feet m dis. , meter.
 Tucson permits amounting to s26 s5o. which means about s7O,0 wortl of actual building construction, xer,
 issued during the months of septem, bersnd October, according to tn, builoing inspector. " H Thomson.
 After making good start ou a gal.
 Ion jug of port wine, sn unknovr
 Mexican lay down to sleep on tho Buckeye railway track, five miles we.i
 of Buckeye. Thursday. When be
 swoke he wac in eternity.
 Jacob W Davenport. a pioneer reel
 dent Of Arizona, and 6 citizen of Phoe. pix Tor nearly thirty years. died Sat.