Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-27

erected big tent in the city park | and hold meetings nightly.
 J.K. Campbell, until recently chief of grazing of the department ofagricul- tufe, aud attached to the forest ser vice, has arrived in Williams from Albuquerque, and ststes that he re- signed from that petition recently to represent big eastern cattle syndi. cate that will probably be located in northern Arizona.
 Prof. c. c. Conley, principal of the Central school in Globe, has resigned, his res gnstion having been sent from Chicago where he and Mrs. Conley are spending the summer. A prin. c,pal 0! the school will be appointed at s meeting Of trustees co be held.
 The Northern Arizona Normal School opened Tuesdsy, August l5, with sn enrollment of one hundred students. The enrolment of the first day is greater than the enroll- ment for all of last year, the total en- rollment for last year being ninety four.
 In Phoenix, August II. Mrs. Au- gustivs Jenson Orte committed sui. eide by shooting herself through the head. Ste wss Tn poor health. She had quit the stage for married life, which was not happy one. Her busbsnd is supposed to be in Clinton Iowa.
 The Chuckawsls Development Com pany hs. force of men at work at the proposed site O. dam at Bulls Head below Pyramid, on the Colorado river, thirty miles west of kingmsn
 Two hundred thousand pounds of machinery for the cysniding plant Of the Venezis Gold Mines Company, located in Crook Canyon, is now on the way from the east and grading or the placing of the plant i- in progress. The process is a new one proven to be adopted 10 the treatment of the ores of that section.
 At his claims, near the city, A. F. Kinksid, pioneer oi Globe, Arizona. was found dead, with his head blown ! oa. presumably by g delayed blast
 His saddle horse was found tied near by.
 Work of putting up buildings has l been commenced on the experimen. tai dry farm located about seven miles north Of Prescott on the line of the :. F. r. < P, Ky. It is stated that the ground will be put in dry iarming E shape for putting in crop of wheat this fall.
 At Whiteriver. Arizona, Miss Cora Ishmsel. who mounted s burro to have her photograph taken. had the saddle turn so that sbe fell in pile of rocks and was unconscious for s shDr [ time. owing to injuries received.
 The Jerome NeEs says that the water in David Scott's srtesian well, in the Verde valley, Is flowing three feet above the surface. The well is down 225 feet and will be bored l OO lO0 feet deeper.
 " A. Clark has purchased the 320 acres of land from Will A. lord an, |, upon which is located the 30 acre ve <. etable snd irui, farm so well known throughout Jerome section. The Cop per Belt gives the purchase price al. s25 900. Mir. Jordan has lived on the property for 3l years. MT. Jordan and family will locate at McMinville Oregon.
 Ramon Encinss and Jose Mermeio, accused of aylsying a Chinese res- tauraDt owner at Ash Fork, had thelr preliminary examination. Encinas was released from custody; Mermejo, identified by the Chinamsn SC one Of his ssssilants, was held to the grand jury with bail bond fixed at 5000, which he did not give.
 The general manager of the Brooklyn Ariy ns mining con- pany, in Yavspsi county. is laid up as 6 result of his horse throwing him and kicking him. Following this, be was arrested on charge of having drawn a gun on sn employee. his hear | ing on this charge to be had before jus- : .ice Knapp at Mayer on the 18th of | this month.
 George W. Bendrson, aged 75 ye.rs charged with horse stealing. had hIs preliminary examination before .Tus- ice McLsne, at Prescott, and was ield to grand jury with bail bond iIed at 5000 which he failed to give. The ls hotel at Nsco was gut,ed y fire Iast Friday afternoon at 4:3O, he place had been under quarantine { or some time and this had been lifted Lat day. The fire was started by a urning can of sulphur being used |