Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08

" iiieiuc hAo oecn sStihk ns euP1ih | sndent of religious education for the territory during the past sin yesrs. Saturday iast the St. David country wee deluged with the heaviest rain storm it has experienced for years. The contractors in tba. neighborhood suffered some damage
 The Western Union Telegraph Com psny who are doing general repair work on the Tucson division. are making good hesdwsy on the work.
 Among the many fine looking build ings which are now upon the campus of the University of Arizona, at Tue son. another will take its place some time within the next six months, It will be s fine. large dormitory.
 At an enthusiastic meeting of Kuights Templsr, residents of Globe, Miami, and vicinity. held in Odd Eel lowe hall, it was voted to organize commandery at Globe to be called Globe Commsndery and 6 petition to the grand commsndery of Arizona was prepared asking for a dispenss. tion for this purpose.
 As result of the recent and ex- ceptionslly good rains. southern Ari- zona looks more like 6 garden than sn arid desert.
 County Health Officer G Foz etates that the number of deaths in ! Gila corpty last month were ten and the births fourteen.
 Mrs. Sarah P. Casey, aged 93 yesrs {, peacefully passed away at the home ot her daughter, Mrs H Cummings, at Tempe, Monday morning at ll.45. She wac the mother of seven children of whom two survive her-Mrs. J H Cummings and Mise Lucy Casey. She leaves eight grand children and five great grsod children.
 "Uniess stringent measures are adopted the Bisbee district is in dsn- ger of sn epidemic Of typhoid" said pr. x c Bledsoe. He cited one case on Chihuahua Hili where there is c case of typhoid. and declared that the source Of the case IS located,
 The Shattuck mine of Bisbee i: likely .n resume shipping. Th:s Bic bee property has teen practically idle for several months, but there is now talk that it may soon become active az sip.
 John s Clawson has been appointed a railroad policeman at Winslow, by Governor Sloan. on the request Of 4 G Wells, superintendent of the Ssnts Fe.
 Ride for the construction of the state highway from Tucson to Phoe- nix are about to be called for accord ing to George A Msuk, auditor of Ari' zons.
 Clarence A Lindermsn, of Yuma hss been appointed clerk in the de- psrtment of commerce aud labor.
 Rev. E c Decker. pastor Of tbe Bis bee Methodist church at Bisbee and owner of The Wonders of Arizona lecture. with Mrs. Decker and . sister of Mrs. Decker. accompanied by Rev and Mrs' R W Whestley of Tucson, left Mess Tuesday morning for trip to Roosevelt and the clit de~eller's ruins near that place.
 It is expected that the work of cons ruction on the territorial bigh- way from Wilcox down through the Sulphur Springs valley to Douglas will be started during the early fu- ture Petitions have been signed ip Dougls', Wilcox and other points in the valley ard have been forwarded to the board Of control.
 John Garrett Of Flagstaff. left this week for Apache county to bring back about 10000 head of sheep for Leo verksmp. George Bsbbitt and John GsSrstt company.
 Tine directors of the shsstuck-Ari- zone Mining company has decided to build . smeiter in Douglas. The Fourth International Good Roads Congress which has has been in session at Chicago this week has psssed . resolution unanimously en- dorsing Trsrscontinental Highway across the United States from Ne. York City to Los Angeles. The road proposed, if constructed will pass through Avisons.
 Hon. Mark Smith spoke st Williams Monday night to sn eothusisstic audi ence. end will speak ct Flagstaff to- night. Jerome ou Saturday, Prescott | next Monday end go to campaign in Maricops county. He spoke st King. man in company with Reeee Ling and ! Lamar Cobb, they dividing time and expenses oi the meeting. Mir Smith is making his canvas on his own re- rnskioU m nnc,h;a.x; |