Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29

| Il his cattle interests and range rights s ] that section to the Arizona Cattle I ompany, the price being $4OO0; he purchasing syndicate has large eTds ranging in that and the Date 'reek country, aud is one of the big est outfits in the western part of the ounty.
 Goverornor R. E. Sloan, Territorial Auditor Msuk, Engineer J. B. Girsnd 'nd Sims Ely, left esrly yesterday morning in an auto to inspect the lew territorial road between Roose- Ielt and Globe.
 The United States Mining, smel,- ng and Refining company hss taken .o purchase the great Gold Road mine md hill in Msricopa county.
 At meeting of the Tempe board of 1 trade held yesterday afternoon it was dec 'ded to purchase l50O copies of the the Tempe number of the Arizona | Magazine for distribution where it is expected they will do the most good. Five hundred are to be sent to Loe Angeles
 James W. Edwards, for thirty years a resident of Arizons, was found dead in his cabin near the nugget mine, ten miles northeast of Globe. De- ceased wac 6S years old.
 J L Duvsl, who has been super intendent Of the county hospital at Globe for the last year. has resigned his position.
 Fred w. Bsssler hss wrought won- ders with the old Bschtiger tract near Wickenburg which he purchased sev. ersl months ago. He has cleared off the land and has 35 acres of corn planted, and is now seeding about 100 acres to alfalfa.
 At Stafford J. A. Duke, Sr., while milking q COW last week, was stricken with psralysis and died short time afterwards, The funeral was held at
 Thatcher
 At the Rincon. near Congress Juno ton, 8 general ove,bauliug is going on. Alter the old drifts are cleaned out 6 large force of miners will be put
 to work developing the property. At Jerome they are busy installing another big pump at the United Verde
 Extension mine. This pump has @ capacity of ], l,0Oo GOO gallons and will
 relieve sll trouble that water may cause in this property for come time to come.
 A fire in the,building of the Barbs- rosss saloon in the redlight district last week caused . damage of about 5000. The building and its con- tents,was fully insured Miami Mes. senger.
 A survey outfit which tried to cross the Salt River, Jan. II, near the Utah canal head had narrow escape from wstery graves. Their wagon was washed down stream while the team of mules struggled to keep their heads above water. A sand bed overturned the wagon and two men were caught under the wagon bed,
 A band of fifteen turbAned Hindoos are at work on the Colorado rive: levee at Yuma. They are MohaD- edsns, have their own cook and will eat nothing cooked American style. They eat no beef. Their chief is we'll educated aud writes and speaks En- giish with huency.
 The Copper Era states that recent rain storm caused c land slide which tore down 85 feet of the Shannon Arizona railroad bridge. Had not two Italian miners Tagged the early morning train it would have went down 100 feet.
 Deputy Sheriff Burnell arrested W. Psssb, c hobo at Seligmsn, SThurs- day night and he was brought to Prescott to serve thirty days for set- ing box car on fire. Psssh stated, ! when arrested, that his feet were cold and the interior of the car having plenty of dry hay and some splintsrs on the floor, he built an Indian fire on | the floor to warm his pedal extrem- ities, which were chilled from walking on the moist ground far several hours. l The car caught on fire and was only 'aved by considerable effort.
 A saw mill is to be installed at the Bear group of mines, in the Bradshaw for the purpose of saving imbers for the mines.
 Attorney E. s. Clark, wLo has re- urned to Prescott from . professional 'isi. in Holbrook, reports . discovery f oil in the valley of the Little Col rsdo river, near Winelow on the land holdings of the Aztec Land & Cattle 70. where . small flow of oil was ncountered st depth of 6.,0 feet,