Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-22


 dam are also being rushed to compile tiop,
 The foundation of the Freemans | hotel at Thatcher will be laid this week. The hotel will be built on the corner of Eleventh and M. streets. | MT Freeman has let contract for tn making I 56,n00 cement blocks and Sam Higgins will do the brick work. The hotel will be in the mission sty le O architecture
 Within 90 days the F Tigre trans, mission line, costing 54 900 with its sub-ststions and transformers, will open, according to Harry Hs-t~ell. engineer and manager of the line Of constructors. The line will be 66 miles long, ani will have capacity of fl .0t0 volts.
 Friday. the l3. almost made good l on it's hoodoo reputation, but in the | end it turned out all ght in the case of the two year old son of c. E. Bull of Douglas. The youngster, in trund- ling doll buggy across the street car tracks, fell in front of a moving car, ? snd the car passed over him. The child was unhurt gave for skinned
 nose
 Captain stephen O'Connor return
 ed from Fl Paso Monday evening and
 was at Nogsles Tuesday and Wednes- , day. Thursday the gentleman went
 to Patagonia With an intention of
 going 10 his camp near Duquesne,aud
 resumiRg work on his mining claim-. is -Nogsies Oasis.
 Sunday morning there came out of
 Mexico a shipment of gold bullion ie amounting to s3s0, 900 CD route to :! New York by iWells Fargo & Cos ' express. Mir. Charles l.. Fowler was n sent on by the express company to
 guard the treasure tU its destination. se One of the financial mainstays of r. Pima county during the past year was se the cattle industry, which, notwIth- B standing the fact that last summer
 wss the second consecutive dry sea
 son, contributed nearly Il 600 ,00O, die rectly or indirectly to the community r. With copious rain falling all over a northern Arizona, insuring gener- E. ally prosperous year, tie Rcose welt Id bird powered over Skull Valley ard to during lull in the storm presented
 Mir. and Mrs. Emmett Newton Vith son and two daughters. The New ton heirs are entitled to the di-tinc. .d tion of being the first triplets ever ,e born in Ysvspai county. o. The Arizona Democrat is after the
 scalp of one "Rev." King. who IS &C., A cused of making derogstory state. .- ments about Catholic woman and 10 nuns. The Democrat says it is the no duty of Catholic men of Phoenix to E.. horsewhip the reverend gentleman
 through the public streets of that
 city.
 Rain, rsin, all over Arizons," is 10 the glad news that reaches us. It ,f means hundreds Of thousands Of dol ,- lars to the territory, and everybody
 should be happy the farmer, stock
 raiser and miner. In the northern
 part of the territory heavy snows have v fallen and the sheepmen and cattle. man see prosperous year before them
 Santa Cruz county farmers and stock.
 rsisers are wearing broad smiles.
 The first issue of the Palo Verde If Valley Herald in Yuma county will
 make it's appearance next week. It i. to be six column four page paper, |, and until A printing plant is installed , at Blythe the paper will be printed in the office of the Parker Post.
 Morgan & Ewing, lessees on the
 Grand Central. in Copper Basin dis t trict, shipped l30 sacks of high grade f gold ore from Parker Tuesday to the
 Humboldt smelter. The ore averages
 about s100 per ton. Other shipments will fullCw.
 Prescott is to have long felt want
 filled by new picture show. Ben Lowehian, of Chicago is making ready to open an up to date picture show m the Head Block theater.
 The secretary of the treasury has transmitted 10 conngress bill for the | } appropriation required to purchase [ the sites of public buildings, Doug las and Globe are to get Sl5 900 each, 1 Tucson slO.OOO, and s2O, 900 for Pboe- nix additional.
 Frank Andrews, who lives on his ranch in Artesis, met with an unfor- tunate accident last week. While leading 6 horse with chain, the hor.e jumped back, snapping the chain around Andrews left hand, cut. ting the little finger, tearing of the third finger at the joint and the top Il of the second finger: besides cuttino |