Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05

put took DO action st all 60 far ss en- ,orsing any candidates are concerned
 Will Green of Douglas, secured 8 gold medal and about $500 in cash when he captured tine championship ropipg contest in Ciudad Juarez, Ed Hall of N Mwon se,ono
 The Miami Copper Company, with four sections of the mill in operation. lie thinning and milling about 1850 | tons of ore per day and is producing | daily about s2 tons of concentrates, averaging from 4l 10 42 per cent cop per. The concentrates are shipped to Csnsnes, whence the blIster copper IS .ent ;o the refinery at R.ritsn, Nsa Jersey.
 That the Fl Psso & Southwestern Iailrosd will begin construction oi its depot in Tucson within the next thir. ty days is the information received in Tucson from sources considered re- liable.
 Professor Percivsl Lowell, one o! the most noted scientists in the United Ststes. gave lecture at King man, Monday night on the subject of the Two Stars, Msr. and Arilon. |" The harvesting oi the last crop Of si.slfs is in progress at the Warren ranch and will average three-Qusrters of ton to the scre. The yield of the first crop was a ton and the fourth three. usrters of ton.
 Murray Curnow, syoung electrician of Miami. met death recently by cleo. trocutiop.
 About 30 candidates took degrees from the fourth to the thirteenth in the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Masonry at Tucson on Mon day, Tuesdsy and Wednesday of last week. Many of the candidates were alec candidates for the Shrine.
 Ending 6 period of r years, during
 which he has lain stricken with par alysis, Demetrio Romero, who former 1, iy owned IT uch property ID what is
 noS the business section of Tucson died Saturday night at his home in |. Tucson. The deceased who was 62 yesrs oi age, is survived by his vile and two sons.
 Various members oi the Krigbts of
 Pythiss lodge in Arizons are prepar-
 ing to attend the grand lodge oI the order which meets in Phoenix du.in z fair week.
 Billy Fourr of DrsgoOn Psss, one oi
 the sturdy old pioneers of Arisons is
 visiting ID Phoenix on business. Hr.
 Fourr came to Arizona in 1861 and
 has resided in this territory ever .iuce,
 Billy crossed the Salt River near
 Phoenix 46 yesrs ago ,and ss be looked over tn. fact growing city today, he n.Arveled st its wonderful growth and prosSerity Pho enix Democrat.
 Owing to heavy rains which were general throughout eastern Arizona I and scross New Mexico last night, the west bound trains are late. hsv- ing been delayed by soft track. J Jacobie. owner of the Flying H ranch, arrived in Globe Thursday from Eansse with 57 head of register ei Hereford bull. ghich eill he placed on his ranch. The bulle are ell year lings and it was said by csttlemen who saw them unlosded from the cgr- that they were the best appearing buoch of stock that hss been brought to Globe.
 As 6 result of the recent visit Of Leo Goldschmidt ot the Eagle Milling company and F L Ginter to sstf I'd lsst week: She company has purchased . piece Of property in Safford. 300 by l75 feet fronting on the railroad track and will erect flour mill ID She near future Plans for the construction of the mill are to be drawn Gt once 60 that the erection of the plant may proceed st an esrly date.
 Imperial Cal, which has been "dry" town since its formation, voted "wet" by s majority Of sixty votes out Of 790 votee csst. All lots in Imper- isl were sold under deeds carrying the prohibition clause. The officials of | the company which originally owned the lots declare they would take steps to secure . reversiop of the title. to land op which the owners sttemp. To open saloons.
 By authority obtained from the postofiice department ty Postmaster Knox Corbett of Tucson, following n any requests made to him by ysr- ous residents of Tucson, an extra