Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19

and left the insurrectos in full pos- session.
 The area of Arizona is ll3,9J6 | square miles, of which ll9 square miles are water. The national forests Of Ar zona cover l5 5,24l.7i5 ceres.
 Ssfford reports securing l32 acres for planting Of cantsloupes and hope. 70 raise total to 2C0 acres and es- tstlsh a chipping station.
 The Good Roads Association of Ari- zpna will meet Colonel Roosevelt at the Roosevelt Dam when the eS Pres ident is there to dedicate the work 10 conservation.
 Mir. Fisher, s California mining man, is making an examination Of the Chauncy Clark group of mines, m the Santa Maria district. The building committee of the Yuma Elks has awarded & contract for building the Elks hail to Charles olcester, at contract price, which will not be disclosed until the acti n of tie committee has been ratified ty the entire lodge. There are soven bids before the committee.
 The Arizonsl Power Company Is again pushing work on the cCnple- ton of its power line between Jerome and Fos-il Creek, said work having been dslsyed by storm for the pas, month which kept the Verde river at very unusual high water mark.
 Burglars entered the postofice al, Humboldt las. week. The safe vas blown open and badly shattered. The burglars got nothing ss the postTas- ter lei. nn funds in the safe The same night the postofice at Huron
 vac burglsrized. The safe vas blown open and the robbers got s6l.S5 in cash, S65 in gold nuggets and Sl0 in gold duet.
 Robert ShultI, aged s6 years, and A native of Missouri, died at his home on the Santa Maria river, Ysvspai county, last week after sickness of A few hours He had previously suffer ed from 6 stroke oi paralysis. lie had resided in that section for the last forty years.
 There are now eleven inmates at the Pioneer home.
 Matthew O. Roberts an Indian 22 years Of age and a pupil oftbe Pa paeo Indian school at Sacaton, successfully stood the civil service ex am in stiOn for steam engineer in the Indian service, being the Star says, the fret Indian to take such technical examination in Tucson, and probably the first in the territory.
 The Irish Ns.ioralis,s Of Bisbee I partook Of love feast and enjnyed sn evening of sociaI intercourse Wednes- day night a. Medigovich hiil. the occasion being the celebration of the birth of Robert Emmett, the Irish patriot A dinner was served with Owen E. Murphy as tos.tmaster. There were also Irish songs and | dances.
 In the libel case brought against Al Bess!ey and W. D. Shorey. proprie- tors Of the Yuma Examiner. on charge of cirninal libel, Beasley is held ander s500 bond to appear be- fore the next grand jury.
 William Kane, of Lakeville, Conn wss in Nogsles Wednesday. He IS travelling in this section with the in. tent'on of investing in some mining ropeIties in which he has become .n.erested The properties are sit .. .:ed in the Patagonia mining dis. trict.
 Con Clesry, e miner, having oper- sted in mines around Grand Capyea, fell down the stairs Of the Hoilen beck hotel. Ios Angeles, and sustained severe lacerstions Of the scxlp. He was treated at the receiving hospital.
 The Williams rsdlight district was the scene of @ shooting scrape about II o'clock Tuesday night. -nd as result o. ; C on is in the county at Fisgstaf, suffering from wounds which may prove fatal, and Leah Howard, 6 coIored woman is in the county isiI.
 It is expected that work will soon begin on the slO0 900 ~.terworks for 1 The city was without water for couple of days Iast week md the lights on the streets and n residences were extinguished. The Southern Arizona Bank & Trust company of Tucson is negotiss- ng the sale of between 20OO and 3)OO 'cres of government land to Tucson 'eople through the use of Moqui Base. making the sale at a. 50. Nearly all T he land is available for agriculture , y pumping. and will eventually be C