Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-18

ltty ot tbe recouS ocei VPsiop e'ee ion in tha. city. At Fl Tovar Hotel. Ora pd Canyon. last Saturday, there was . m eetipg oi about 100 traffic men, representing | different California terminating lines. After twenty yesrs exemp tiop. the Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix rsilrosd will now pay taxes. Twenty years have elapsed since the rosd wss con- structed and the exemption clause in its franchise has expired.
 Benlsmin Pearmsn died ,n Tempe c few days ago, from typhoid fever
 The first water melons of the season in Yuma, brought the fancy price of sl.00 each.
 Bert Drew. who spent few years in the Phillipine Islauds as U. s. hos pital nurse, aod came to Clifton . few mopths ago, and went to work for the A. c. company. Monday be met with sn accident by which he may lose his left foot.
 Robert Stewart, Duncan's expert l trapper, has made . remarkable cap ture in the way of . large eagle. This king Of birds measures six feet two inches from tip to tip of wings. Robert says that he will prepare 6 large cage for him and start c min sture Zoo.
 At a preliminary examination held at Ash Fork Al Smith wac eIhonor- ated for the recent shooting Of Mex icsp.
 P. Nsvsrro had his prelimanry ex- animation before Justice McLane Sat urday last and vas held to the grand jury with bail bond fixed al 5000. He wen. to jail. May g be stabbed another Mexican At seligman.
 h the mountains between Ray and Globe, Mrs Geo Nj Brown wandered and was lost from Sunday ct II s. m. until early the following morning. Becoming tired. she went to sleep and did not see the bon6res built by men searching for her.
 A lodge of the loyal order of Moose wac organized in Needles, Csliiornis lsst week.
 Louis Albsrez, who fatally shot Mrs Rodriguez st Hillside last week was captured near Congress last Sat- urdsy by Deputy Sheriff Tovrea of Ysvapai county.
 Judge Campbell having decided that the recent local option election held in Parker, won by the drys, WAS legal, an appeal from bis ruling hts been taken to the Supreme court of Arizona.
 ] The Parker Poet reports fine vege- tables brought to its office, grown near Weuden by irrigation from wells and wheat nearly six feet high grown in the came neighborhood without any irrigation ct all, save from rain | At Parker, last week, high wind blew down brick walls ot the Indian school buildings in course of construc. tion. One wall IF feet high. running the entire length of the structure, was demolished.
 | Charles D. Lane, e well known pioneer mine operator, died in Los Angeles few days ago.
 | Ben Rybon, formerly oi Tombstone, has started up work CD the old Silver Belt mine, near Humboldt. l Time too short to make prepsss. tiops for fourth of July celebration, {, is the decision of Globe. A meeting bet~sen the Women's Club and the Miners Union resulted in this de- cision when the union commiftee stated that they would have to re~ port back and could take no action for . week.
 No time is to be lest in pushing construction on the extepsion of the Phoenix and Eastern railroad. Eight carloads of mules have arrived ct Mesa and are ready to s.art work on ,he grade at once.
 A wind ot hurricane proportions in its center swept scross the north side Of Salt River valley, six miles from Phoenix between ! and 8 o'clock i Saturday night, utterly destroying the sub-ststion electric power house i of the Phoenix Glendale suburban line and putting it out oi business temporarily.
 Charles Henderson, the former Globe man who accidentally shot himself in Phoenix has died se the result of his wounds. His wife st- tempted to prevent his taking his pis. toi with him on trip they were starting on to Tempe and in the