Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-14

s head of csulifower from it that thirteen pounds and eight ounces.
 Something about what the insur. rection is doing in the state of Sonora may be learned from . statement oi s gentleman who is interested io the Fronteras valley y.s He ststed that whereas for several years there have been producing enormous crops oi potatoes in the Fronteras valley, this year there have been practically none i planted.
 The new:Colenau ice plant, at Ray is now in operation is bas caps scity of five tons. This does not quite meet the present requirements of Ray, but Mir Coleman can meet any deficiency from his Jig 25-ton slspt at Kelvin.
 Colonel w. c. Greene, of Csnanes. arrived ID Douglas Saturday and was greeted by many of his friends. Speaking of Cansnea be said that the place was in normal condition and that there had been no disturbance there on account of the inturrection in Mexico.
 Two yesrs in the penitentisry and fine Of $500 was the punishment meted ont by Judge Kent of Phoenix 70 the Mexican youth who sold his wife and her sister to 6 Chinamsn.
 The fruit crop ia Ysvspsi county has been very seriously damaged by heavy frost, snd it is predicted that it
 will be almost & complete failure this year.
 Jack Hennessey arrived st Flag stAf Wednesday from the west, where
 he had superintended the shipping o'
 1900 head of sheep to Los Angeles
 He brought in 6 carload of mutton to
 Rabbit Bros.
 A big fiow of water has been en
 countered on the 300 foot level of the
 Siamese mipe, of the Arizona South
 western Copper company. ct Copper vile, Mohsve county, and the pumpi are taxed ,o their capacity tu contro
 it Alter 6 shutdown over night ,hs
 foreman at the mine found the drifti tilied to depth of three feet with water.
 Mulford Winsor of Yuma Valley yesterday received from the secretar! !. l of the Ayrshire Cattle Herd Book So- ciety of Scotland, g pedigree certif , cate of his recently purchased thcr- oughbred Ayrshirs COW. The anima
 wAs born and bred at Rilmsrnick
 Scotland.
 A northern Arizona town bs. {
 leading lawyer who is the lesdiD,
 banker. That ought to be- burgla proof examination if there is such . thing.
 Down in Globe John c Wheeler in. sisted that the spirits had removed hi heart, stomach and other inner work ings and called on physicians to verit, his statement. The doctors failed tc
 recognize the right oi the diplomsles'
 spirits to practice surgery under th' laws of Ar,zons, and Mir Wheeler wal
 wheeled to the lunstic asylum.i i Prof. E R Rice, special instructor in the mining department of the University of Arizona. is now in Pres- colt to arrange for the establishment of the summer school of mines in
 that vicinity. The term of the school
 will extend from June 3rd to Augus,
 1-t. About twenty students from the
 University of Arizona will te in at
 tendance. They may have quarters on the Prescott summer colony grounds.
 The Yuma Sun states that the citi. zens of that section are moving in the matter of having Yuma county e section of the territorial highway constructed from Ynms south through the Yuma valley to the international boundary line. a distance of P miles: that Yuma county has paid into the territorial good roads fund ss taxes more than $l5.OOO. Maybe the board of control ~ill decree otherwise like | in Cochise county.
 It is stated that 300 blooded Here- ford bulls. from Texas ranges. have located on the ranges of Yavspai county with the declared purpose of improving the herds in that vicinity.
 JH Stephens has purchased forty ssddle horses from Carr, Dsvis & Nelson, of the seligmsn section, which he will use on his Tank creek range. In the latter section, prepar- st o"s are on for the annual spring | roundup.
 Louis Bernsrd. whose place of bus iness was destroy ed by fire at Poland, is making ready to rebuild and reopen bis business.