Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-26

stated that this made the twelfth time that he celebrated that same fftieth anniversary.
 Ferdinand Brown, who recently arrived from Philadelphia. has decid- he having recently purchased part of the Albertson place, Ysvspsi county for .hs, purpose.
 In Tucson 6 few days ego, Miss Sharlot Hall, territorial historian. deliyeied an illustrated address on "Unknown Arizona" which received much favorable comment from the press.
 The Courier pleads as follows It is about time for the humane officers 10 step in and put stopto she brutsl badger fights carried on by 6 gang of bloodthirsty sports in this city.
 The territorial board of control has appointed Dr. Warren E. Day, of Prescott to be home physician of the Pioneer Home. The appointment is 6 very appropriate one, e the doctor is pioneer physician, c gallant led ersl vete-sp oi the war between the states and as safe a sswbones ss there is in Arizona.
 TwenIy.fve prominent citizens of Verde Valley signed 6 telegram to President Taft saying; "We the peo- pie of Verde Valley, most earnestly desire the approval by yourself of our constitution
 H. F SteTeps, superintendent of construction for the Mexican West Coast Oil company. was in Nogales Saturday. He stated that the com = pany had almost completed the cree tion of driilirg machinery on the oil properties on the Buens Vista ranch along side of the Csnanes branch of the Southern Pacific. A derrck, s5 feet high, has been erected.
 Bud Norton. driver of the stage be. tween Mesa and Roosevelt, and Mrs. Smith, passenger, were killed Sstur- day when, hy accident, the stage sp. preached too close to the outer edge Of the government road along the moun- tain side, and fell over the precipice The vehicle was crushed on the rocks below. both the occupants being in- stsn.ly killed.
 The Globe city coInci. has decided to take no action relative to City Marshal Anderson, who shot and
 killed George Stanley, at lesst as long ss Mayor Coplen is out of the city. It is rumored that Anderson will resign. There are many appli- csnts for his position.
 J. B. Kerr of Yuma hss received q letter from San Diego friend which states that the end of the track is now within nine miles of the town Of Campo, which is on the American side of the international boundary about 60 miles from San Diego by way of the railroad. Four hundred men are nos 8. work on the road and this force is to he greatly increased ss soon as the end of the track enters the United States.
 Judge Campbell hs, ordered the United States Jury commission to draw 6 grand jury to meet at Tucson on Monday. April 24. and . trial jury for Wednesday, April 26. The grand Jrry will be composed of 2l and the trial jury of 50 persvns.
 The Pioneers Home at present has l9 inmates, sLd it will only be | short time until ell of the 40 rooms are occupied. The board of control has received enough applications to fill the building twice over, but great care ie being exercised not to admit ! yoLe who is not entitled to be ad- 'n:ttcd under the lsx.
 John D Isascs, consulting engineer !pr the Hartman system, with head quarters in Chicago, passed through Tucson yesterday enroute from Los Angeles to Chicago. He wss joined in Tucson by his nephew, W. B. Isaacs engineer in charge of the Tucson Nogsles railroad, who accompanied lim ss far ss Benson. It was the fires ime the two had met in eight years.
 The limbering up of the big ma. ,hinery at the Ray Consolidated Cop- ,er comrany's concentrator has com. Fires were built last week nd the wheels of the big plant turned or the first time Thursdsy. The be- inning oi the treatment of ore is set i or come time this week. An average f IA cars of ore per day Is now being 'suled from the mines to the mill.
 To discover # possible what reason )ouglss people who do not go to burch have for remaining away, Rev v. L. Martin is calling upon the eople of that city to answer the fol- ,~ing question: "Why is the church