Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10

sive little citiesin Yavspsi county, and hss one of the active democratic clubs in the territory.
 Juan Reyes, an Old Me,ico citi- zen, while stealing & ride, loet his hold and fell under the wheels oi c moving freight train near Moqui, that was coming into Winslow, cutting oti 1 both legs near the knee. He wac brought to Winslow and taken charge of by the physicians, but owing to the loss of blood he did not survive the operstion.-Willism Mall. | The Greene Cattle company of Hereford has shipped 900 steers to
 Bakersfield, Cal. during the last week, to be put on winter range for local slaughter by the buyers.
 1 A lS-yesr-old Tucson boy, charged
 with threatening 10 kill his mother
 with a revolver, which he somehow obtained, was ordered by the juvenile
 court committed to the reform school
 at Benson.
 IL is stated that twelve car loads of apples have been shipped from the P Msus & Stewart orchards, near Pres- D lcott. this year.
 A party of hunters just returned , from s lion chase along the rim of the
 Grsnd Canyon. They are CD their
 way to Cedar City with trophies from D three full grown Hone, two lynI and ' six coyotes. From Cedar City they e will go over the auto line to Lund 'f where they will take the train fnl y their respective homes. Kane Cou nty News
 D Charley Fuller of winslo~, shipped 'f thirteen csrlosds of cattle to Phoepi, d isst Sunday, the shipment containing 3. something over 40 head, which vert = sold to parties in the valley. Wm Babbitt of Flagstaff. completed
 the delivery of over one thousand fin, X three year.old steers which wer ). bought by Fuller Bros through A l g. Spellmire.
 7, sam Heron of Courtlsnd, steppe.
 upon 6 rusty nail Monday evenini while working at the slaughter house " the nail going through his shoe ant n sell up into his foot, making him yer, n lame.
 Frank Rhodes. we'll known in Tue '- son. was killed near Winklemsl '- Thursday. according to sdvices re ID ceived in Tucson Saturday. He feI from the seat of . wagon load 0 e. freight and his head was crushed by IS wheel.
 Phoenix is to have an automobil
 and industrial show for one week be ie ginning December 30, the first eve held in the southwest, marking tn '" progress and advance of this distric
 over ether sectiuns of the westerl II country.
 U William Frietag died Nov 26, 1911 2 in Prescott of tuberculosis. He cam there about 6 year ago from Jackson y Mics. Was employed in the railroad
 machine shops in that city. was sbou y B years of age and is survived by hi l. wife and two young daughters. - Trinidad Mendez was found dead il his room iu South Prescott Sunday l. morning l.ss, He ~.s P year: ct s: d and subject to epileptic fits, of which , he is supposed tc have died. The h verdict of the coroner's jury was death Ifrom unknown causes. His mothe,
 resides in Phoenix. Three of the Jurors were fired sl0 each by Justice
 McLsne for not being on time. The Boquillas Land and Cattle !, company shipped q trainlosd Of thirty 0 cars of cattle last week from this point
 to the company's headquarters near
 Bakerfield Cslit. The stock was in lextrs fine condition large number of tbem being ready for the butchers
 block, The Boquillss company. so we
 are informed by Superintendent H K Street, will have another tIsinload of
 cattle ready to ship to the hesdquar-
 this week fl the cars can be secured.
 Benson Press.
 The secretary of the treasury has
 submitted to congress estimates of the
 Appropriations required for Arisops for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1911 for Indian service and support and civilization Of Indians of Arisona amounting to $3s0 900. Fort Mojsve. 8. .990; Phoenix ecbool, $l30. 400; pumping plant on Colorado river, $35. 900; irrigation of Pima Indian 1 land, $40 900, and for the completion of the Phoenix public buildings, s7Oc 900.
 Dr George D Troutman of Tucson. has notif', the University of Ari-
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