Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26

 ,logy at the University of Arizona A elivered the fire, of series of nine el scturee on the History Derivation ~ nd Classification of Bacteria and Iegetsble Micro- organisms |,
 wD Fisk. Repu uSlicsn candidate O or state treasurer, has joined the | 'taie ticket of Republican csndidstes DOW touring the northern part of the ,tsre. though he is still wearing ban e isges ss the result of injuries received ( Ir. n the overturping of sn sutomo- bic. ,RJ Barron is also recovering.
 Kenney Julih, the siI-year-old son of Mir and Mrs Jce Julff. died at the family home in Yuma. He bad been sick for only two or three days with nemoranous croup.
 Governor Wells and the sts.e can .dilstes opened their campaign with . large meeting at Holbrook Tuesdsy night and their itinerary includes the following meetings: Winslow, Nov i5 flsgstsf. Nov I6, Williams, Nov IT, Kingmsp. Nov Is. Jerome, Nov 20. Prescott, Nov eI, Mess, Nov 9. ECsnd E |. Kolb, brothers. of Grand Canyon. who set out Septem
 8 to run the rapids of the Colorado
 river. from Green river. Wyo, to
 Needles, Arizona, are now at Hell
 Hole. They have run all the rapids
 except one. They say they experi- leoced mspy thrilling adventures, and
 ere both in good health.
 | Joseph Sobie. timber foreman for
 the Miami Copper company was bad
 Iy cut and bruised about the head and
 face and probably received iutern-l Injuries ss A result of q csve-iu st tie
 Miami mine Thursday. His left leo,
 wac badly crushed and 6 small bone oI the ankle wac fractured.
 Near SolomoDville. little Nargare,
 Garcia. the three-yesr-old daughter O Thomas Garcia, of San Jose. fell intC
 and was drowned ID the San Jose
 canal.
 sI The body Of the unidentified mar q oupd recently in the Salt River csna f after he had been dead for three dayr n will be eIhumed for purposes oi fur 2 thu: attempt at identification and 10 a sp autopsy. It is believed that ,h'
 man is Frank Ferguson.
 W E Woodmsnsee, fireman at Bowie wss badly burned about his fac while trying to light the headlight o' his engine. He hss gone to Los Aa tgeles for treatment.
 a The Copper Camp, which Lyons hs edited a, Ray. and had published i,
 Phoenix, will now te printed at ,h home establishment. Teranc = Healey, who has worked in nearl O Ievery printing office in Arizona, i O employed by Lyons.
 While a party of young people il
 which Misses Pansing, Walton su, D shou,z and Mes.rs Albrecht, Rani.l e and Pansing, were riding out ID ,h, [ hills near Morenci. Mise shontz va 0 accidentally shot in the right fore run i inflctipg slight but painful feel . wound.
 During Far weeK the Arizons
 Eastern railroad brough eight thous. | and three hundred and eighteen peo pie into Phoenix and carried tw, s thousand nine hundred ont. K " Tyler, postmaster at Webb . Cochise county, was kicked by horse Thursday morning, the animals hoo striking him at the side of the right ieye. It is not thought that the eys has been injured though is is swollen 60 that the eye is closed.
 ,I Delegate to Congress Ralph II 3 Cameron now has c nsmesake in tie
 Sulphur Spring valley. Ralph II
 Parker, . boy of eight pounds w.s born to Mir and Mrs R " Pa ker Sept.
 l8 and named in honor of the delegate of whom the parents are great admir- CTS and friends.
 ,I VI Nichols of the valley shipped
 on Saturday five dozen game chickens
 to . party in Fl Psso. who will in turn ship them tofriends in Old Mex.
 co. Mir Nichols is making . business
 of shipping game chickens Of his own
 raising and is finding it . very profit Isble industry.-Yuma Sun.
 The Pima County Fair Com mi lesion
 wss found to have come s2cO short of
 paying for itself but it was unaoi-
 mously decided to pay all casb premi-
 ums in full, that no stain be left CD the eecutcheon Of the first Pima County Fair.
 John Mo Southern Pacific freight conductor, who is charged .ith sn ssssuls with deadly weapon upon Policeman Tom Plunkeff ..