Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-04

One of the largest mortgages ever hied m Phoenix was recorded Sstur day. It was for sI ,250, 900, and is to secure bond issue by the Pacific Ga. & Electric company.
 Two houses were burned at Lowell on Saturday night by fire Of mys- tefious origin. The blaze started in a vacant house. and no explansticI Of its origin is obtsinable.
 Collector of Customs Con O'Keefe | has received instructions from the | Treasury department from Washing ton to cross into Arizona Iunder bond 3o.0OO head Of cattle, the pr perty of the Greene Cattle company. For the present they will be turned out in the Sen Rsf-el valley until hostilities have ended. when they will be reship- ped to Sonora
 l.. Warren has sold his interest in the commission firm of J F Barker & company, which has hplses in Tue son and Phoenix and does business throughout Arizona, to his psrtners and has gone from Phoenix to San
 Diego to enter the same lIne of busi
 ness.
 Three men in a boat, or ratter three
 men in three boats. will attempt the
 unprecedented feat of navigating tine
 quarrels' me waterway of 400 miles
 which stretches from the head water. of the Green River in Wyoming tC Needles, Cal. E.C kolb, of Brighr . Angel Trail, Grand Canyon, sis in L
 Angeles to complete arrangement for the trip, which will be made tn, } first of September. Kolb, his brothe 3 E. L. Kolb, and Reese Griffith of Ere donis, Arizons, are the men who vii , attempt the dangerous journey.
 Dr Warren E Day, himself a pio s neer and old soldier, has donated hal an acre of ground iii Miller valley
 near Prescott, to the Arizona Pionee o Home for use as cemetery for th |. inmates of the Pioneer Home, shoul |. they have occasion to use it. wh oh o is hoped they will not The old sds z ,. that there is no escape from deat
 and taxes may put them in line {
 escape. as they have escaped frof = taxes.
 The Williams baseball team has st
 cured four fast bail players from Lc
 Angeles, and they are on tbeir way {
 Williams. The new men are tt h Wilson brothers, infielders; Art Shor '. icy, pitcher, and Jsck Doyle, back - stop. Winslow has purchased SC, .t ersi men from the New Mexico lesgu Q Out for day's pleasure at Roose n welt, accompanied bv his wife au
 several others, c W Riggs. foreman a the electric power plant at Roosevelt , WAS killed by the accidental dischsre of a shotgun Sunday.
 s Apparently as rational as anyou, d but taken from train No 10, vioIentl s insane, the case of Joseph Credi q n, 
 n tive of Alssce- Lorraine, aged about 3 2. years, is a most peculiar one PenC ., ing determination being reached 6
 to his sanity, the man is being bel
 in the Pima county jail. He iumpe ', from the car window.
 ?. More oil lands have been located b h . new oil company near Winslow b
 Phoenix parties.
 Y A Mexican sheep herder, name 6 Refug;o Piro. employed by W 0. Per g kins, eight miles south of Wins!ow was found dead lsst Thursday. It D thought he was killed from the effect {, of the bite of a hydrophobis skunk. The Mess Milling company ha just received carload of grain sack. the shipment arriving just in time [,
 take care of the heavy grain croI . which is now being harvested.
 James Wilson of Safford, who j,
 employed or the Anderson ranch
 met with a serious accident Saturday
 While leading pair of horses to the
 corral they became frightened and ran
 away dragging Wilson and throwing
 him against tree, breaking three ribs.
 Arrangements are now being made to have 6 general meeting of all stakes of the Mormon church in the terri. tory, to be held in Mesa, Saturday and Sunday following fair week. W H Hoeie reports that FrsIk Clendenen, the melon wizard of Mess has broken the early csntsloupe re- cord. He expects to begin shipping in the early part of this week. Clen-