Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-07

oi animosity oftLose who have d. van"ed notion. regarding sanitation. There was 0nly one thing about the | penthouse that oiteuded the eve of | the jury and that was the roller towel | upon which stratss of variega:td dit ] quickly collected and it was advised 1 that the individual towel system te put in.
 There is project on foot to co struct q water storsge dam near the old Tresdweli smelter, at M-yer, to inpouD6 water for working the. gold bearing gravel beds and bars in that vicinity. The city of Mayer will then be alongside of A considerable lake.
 Captain D. K. Major has arrived t Whipple from Huschncs and taken commsnd. His garrison consists of three sergesnts, ore ui which is base ball umpire of considerable note; hence the proper man to deal with insurgents
 On Tuesday last st Hum boldt, the building occupied by Mrs Ivy Burle. son, as a boarding house, was destroy. ed by f.e, supposed to have originated from defective tiue.
 Mrs Anns platt, aged @ years, dlei few weeks ago at Toledo, Ohio. She resided for several years in Mar copa county. and was the mother of C. W. Pls,t, the Wtckenburg mining man.
 Herbert F. Wilcyx, fo: Der ree;- dent 0: Jerome. com I fitted suicide in Los Angeles lest week. Hi. wife vas suing him for divorce.
 City Attorney, s. H. Rutheford, ui Jerome, has presented ,he school library oftha city with over fifty books.
 At Stafford Alvin Hatch filled d bot tie with water, put in some drops oi carbide, inserted the cork in the bottle, and the explosion which fol- lowed shot the cork and several grains Of carbide into lie leit eye The pupil of the eye was slit and its i sight is gone forever.
 In Washington, April 2l, Senator Works of California, made powerful speech in favor ot Arizon-'- sd mi- =o on 10 the Union, and expressed the nope that Ar:zonsns would stand by their principles, no matter what ib4. out. come.
 The much talked oi merger of the Calumet X Arizona and the Superior 6 Pittsburg, has st last been formally
 made, snd hereafter these two gr9st Bisbee properties will b. one; the fact being that that they have worked in close connection always.
 One of the most horrible desths that has ever occurred in Yavapai county was that of Thursday night when Louis Nelis. the aged father Of L. P. NeIlis. vas burned 10 crisp in a building at Turkey, on the Brad- l shaw mountain railroad, by a kero- | sene lamp explosion in the room while he was aslesp.
 Phoenix was in the throes of a city campaign today. The munici pal ticke ts are al follows, Democrat-For Mayor, Eugene Hackett; Councilmsn, w. B. Lount. Frank Wood Recorder. Frank De Souzt; Treasurer, Charles Dunlap. Assessor, s. F. Mccall; Chief of Po- lice, John Ccnners. Republican, For Mayor, Lloyd B. Christy; Marshal A J Moore, Recorder. Frank Thomss; Assessor, C w Barnett; Treasurer, J, H Mckinney; Councilmen. c J MEL roy, Elmer, Warren. The entire re- publican ticket was elected.
 The saloon men of Mesa will con test the legality Of the recent local option election in that city, which was carried by the drys, and have employed J L B Alexander ss their attorney. Fraud is chtrged. It is alleged that the educational auaiifica tion sas applied to voters in favor oi the vets, snd not to those in favor of the drys, sbd that had the test been impartially made, the drys would l have won.
 At Prescott on Saturday last, Joe Pettit's automobile lost 6 pin, ran down the hill with him and threw him into a ditch. He received pain. fui bruises about the head snd had a nsrrow escape from serioos injury. He was picked up in an unconscious condition.
 The Mesa public school officials have decided to employ no married women Tor teachers if it can be avoid- ed. In Prescott Wednesday evening last 7 |, young peoples branch of the w. c. 1, 2 U. was organized by the election # the following oficers: Blance Wal. i; ireford. president; Grace Harlan q ice president; Stanley Payne, secre- n e-y; Howell Panyne, treasurer.