Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-10

While enter .ng bic tent at Jerome Junction Sunday afternoon, Rev Fred Allen was instantly killed by bolt Of lightpins. His death vas the tnors dramatic by reason of the fact 1 that he held in his hand an open Bi- l ole which he bad been reading shen . i shower came up and compelled him to 30 into the tent The shock wa. of such force that his body was hurled several feet. Rev. E. \. Phillips of Phoenix and A. A, Worsley Of Tucson were the prin. cipsl speakers ct the Labor Day cele.. brstion held st Esstlske Psrk Mon day. Worsley, who is & candidate for the office Of attorney general. spoke on Labor Day.. The speaking was followed by an afternoon of music and sports.
 According to the best estimste. O leading citrus growers. the orange crop of the Salt River valley this year will total 100 cars. It may even reach the big sesson of four years ago when l25 csrs were shipped. The crop is very heavy this year, and s!- ready the green gl bes are beginning to be touched with gold.
 Harry Temple, who was the 6rst superintendent and organizer of the San Carlos Indian school and who was there from lss6 to 1888 hss been offered the position of agent and superintendent of the Camp McDow. ell agency on the Verde.
 George Crsndsll, of souoms county. Cslit. horse breeder. was looking oyer Ysvapsi county ranges this week with view of making purchases.
 A movement has 1been started in Globe for the establishment Of an. other telephone system in Globe The new organization if it becomes . reality will be financed by local capi- tai. and will be installed by lcesl peo- pie.
 Ground wss broken Tuesday morn- ing for the Phoenix Polytechnic high school. There will be five new build ings costing $l2S ,ss4, in addition to the present high school building.
 Married sitting ip 6 chair after what he had feared was fatal illness Serapio Robles of Tucson, was joined :a marriage to Concepcion boitario Robles had been sick for months with typhoid fever, bu. although emscisted to sn almost unbelievable extent he still looked most attractive to his bride, aged 55 yesrs. The groom himself is 49.
 Tsenty csrs Of oil will be used to perfect the territorial highway out O! Douglas, according to Contractor R. Toohey. He says the billing of the road will commence in & few days.
 During the pest three years, 15O American families have settled in the Yaqui valley, putting under cultivx- tion about l2.O00 scres Of land.
 Chief of Police Arnold of Tucson left for Huschuca yesterday to be 6 wit- ness in . case against deserter, who was caught in that city. Tucson seems to be fsvorite refuge for army deserters, as one h picked up there every few weeks.
 With dates ceiling ct l6 cents per pound. it was estimated that the palm at the Yuma Experiment station oI tine University of Ariacns from which ll2 pound bunch came. will yield about S20O profit thi. eeseon.
 It was rumored last week in Globe that the last visit of Jas. Douglas to Globe wac to complete plans for the establishment of . Company store This rumor could not be verified, and il each was the case nothing definite is known of the matter at the Globe ofBcee of the company, but consider. able credence is given the rumor by Globe people.
 Seven officers, headed by United States Deputy Marshal Bush Adder SOD, rsided Phoenix Chinsto.p about 10 o'clock Sunday night and captured G. Nub, c little, bent-over Chinsmsn over 70 years oi age and weighing about 90 pounds. An opium outfit vas captured with him. He sdmit- ted smoking opium. but said he had used it SO long that now he would have to continue or die.
 20. spittIer of Yuma, shipped . carload of 60 900 pounds of slfaifa seed to Los Aneelee. It was valued ct $I0 900.
 At Yums, P. T. Robertson gave . little statehood celebration dinner to D. H. Vance Ciy mer, J. H. Westover James Meadows. and s. A. Kiesel. Sat [ urdsy evening. The piece de resis t. snce wss sn ostrich egg omeletse.