Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24

l ss soon .. the territorial highway is , finished over the Senator divide
 The United Verde Extension pro- perty at Jerome has shut down. pre-. sumably on account of the death oi General Manager J. J. Fisher, says the Jerome News. The property s heinz kept upwstered and will pro- bsbly start np again in the near fu- ture.
 w. S. Adams, of the Jerome News wss 6 Prescott visitor tbis week. He Is recovering from a surgical opera ton.
 Territorial Secretary George ' Young is being mentioned ss the re publican candidate for governor of | Arizona.
 At Ham. in Jerome. last Thurs- day morning, officer John Hudgens, of Jerome. shot and instantly kiiled s Mexican named Ubito, after the Mexican had fired upon him. The account of the affair shows it to have q premeditsted attempt to murder the oficer and he was armed with .hot gun loaded with buck.hot. in the anticipation Of the event.
 Mics Marie McDermit, having re- ceived q letter over which she shed tears committed suicide by taking strycbnire tablets, st the Shannon hospital in Metcslf, last week. She
 was tom Ontario Canada.
 In Tucson, Judge $. w. Purcell fell
 and dislocated his shoulder.
 The Douglas Dispatch reports the killing on the San Pedro river of s rattlesnske nearly seven feet in ngth which wore 27 rsttles aud ueig he'd [ 25 pounds.
 Otto Schmidt. a well known Yavs- e psi miner. left for Grand de Sul, Bra- s gil, where he will operate c machine drill, at which be is sn expert. Harold Bell Wright, 6 popular nov elis., .ho hss been visiting with Geo A. Carter, in Williamson valley, hnd- .thst climate go beneficial to his health r thit he has concluded to spend hs
 .1hmers there.
 Storms have delayed traffic to sOn,s eXtent over the A & c. as well as the '' north branch Of the Santa Fe bet ween
 Prescott and California, tbis week. John K,noey is in receipt Of let } ter from his old friend. Gen. Geo II Wood, in which the latter ststes ths,
 he will arrive in Prescott in the next 6 ,so weeks oD his ot1cial visit to ths e military post. of Arizona.
 While J. R Mopks and wife wers
 ont driving near Tucson last satur-
 day, they were held up by . shigh~ay-
 man. Monks struck the highway. 6 man with his whip, when the robbsr y shot Monks in the shoulder, ,obbed = him oi S35 and gave him e lecture on his foolhardiness. Monks drove to
 town and had the bullet extracted 7 and the officers took the trail Of the
 robber.
 \, At Yums. dsrie Dalsbara, fourteen D years 0. age, ~.s fatally burned Sun. day while she was burning rubbish in
 . kitchen stove. In some manner
 the girls skirts caught fire and che
 wac burned almost 10 q crisp before ' help cou'd resch her.
 Preston Mckinney, who for several
 months has been sporting editor O
 the Gazette, has resigned that position
 and left last night for Los Angeles. where he will be assistant sporting ' editor of the Tribune.
 The third bar of bullion, the result oi five days run of the mill of the Ruth near Kingmsn. was shipped to the mint. The bar weighed 40s ounces, and vslued at about 5000. The , mill is crushing about 70 tons of ore
 daily and saving sbout 95 per cent of
 the value
 Another macs meeting of the Pims Indisns is to he held st the sacaton agency for the purpose of furthur consideration of represen ntstions they will make to the government concern . ing their rights to irrigation water from the Gila river.
 Laet Tuesday, General Manager s. 8. Jones, of the Tom Reed Gold Mines company, sccon. papied by his wife. came to Kingmsn bringing sish him the cleanup of the last months run of the thirty stamp mill. The cleanup resulted in three bars weieh- ing s95 pounds. svoirdupois, and val- usd ss approximately $70 I000.-Mo- hsxs Miner.
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