Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01

association of America, and have ect- sc ed otficers They will introduce . e wage and time scale. s' s5O,OOo, for tine con- struction of building for the housing o' its fire department and it's fire c alarm system in that city,
 At Mesa come one stole fire pig from the pen ct Joe Fink's slaughter [ house mile and half sest of town. | Pigs are pigs these times, and I the loss of this particular porker sets Mir. Fink back about fourteen dollars worth
 A big force of men have been st work on the new pier that is to be built in the middle of the Colorado river at Topock. for the purpose ot strengthening the great railroad bridge, and is being augmented dsily. IL is expected that nearly 300 men will be employed including the sand hogs" that are to do the work under the river.
 The editor of the Sentinel this week
 received from his old home in Nebrse.
 ka B Christ mas plum pudding, the
 lorty-firs' arrrsl remen bersnce of this md he has received during rec , ideDce of that duration in Yuma , county It was perfect and 90 th- , come specimen of the particular dIsh,
 that heritage from "merrie England" which for ce turies has been sssOciat-
 ed with Christmas fessting Yuma
 sentinel.
 The store Of D. Bertoglio Of Bsbee
 sas broken into and the thieves es-
 capped wit h over S2O0 worth Of clothing and other articles. No clue has yet
 been found to estsblish the identity of the burglars.
 e John Blackwell, 8 well known min le CT and s member of the Globe City
 Band died at lis home on School Hill
 Wednesday of Brights disease. The '' deceased wss 5S years Of age and vas '. born in Eng and.
 a, A. L. Nerdugo returned this week
 to Yuma from Los Angeles where he ha .s been under the care of eye specialists
 since the unfortunate accident he sui. l.; iered recently which cost him the loss il, of his right eye through charge oi birdshot striking hun ID the face. The
 eye was removed and gla-s one put
 In its place.
 i, Auscn J. Lsphsm, oi Chicago, kii- |, mapped his brother Frank, of San F. Francisco, and started for c private d insane asylum near Chicago, was
 caught Prescott with & WAT
 rant. The mother of the men Is dan. g gercusiy ill, and an estate of SlO0 ,0OU 0 IS involved.
 The bullion output of rizona leads
 the world. Great is ArI1ons but she
 will greater be.
 F. W. Tuckermsn, United States |! pension examiner, i. in Tucson from Los Angeles on bis regular examining trip.
 ! Dr. Wid Wylie. of Phoenix now , surgeon for the Arizona Eastern rail-
 road, is in Tucson on 6 trip. A railroad for Holbrook which will pass through the coal fields in that , section is being figured on and sur. veyed for.
 AtChihuahus, Mexico, Gus Monroe
 and Joe SOOms both known in Arizo-
 ns qusrreled over s game of cards.
 Each man emptied his six-shooser at the other and both psssed in their checks, Gus Monroe w.sa mining man and ssssyer Soobls was an Ital- ian.
 Joe B-etton, aged about S4 years. a we'll known miner and prospector, died ia Prescott Dec. g, 1910. He was s French Cauadian and had resided in that section for about r years. Humboldt has 6 small building I boom and the 'Dfdence in the per- mansncy of the operating ol the emel ter is giving confidence SO the people behind the said building boom.
 4 number of cases of measles are scattered about Flagstaff. The cs-es reported are in mild form, and there C is little danger of ab epidemic provid- 1 ed ordinary care is taken. J
 c. s. Ho1srd, one of the oldest Of old pioneers of that vicinity, being g D years of age, is reported being seli- ,l ously ill, in Yaeger Canyon, Ysvspsi i, county. c,
 Ata fire lsst Saturday evening, which threatened to destroy the pro, erty of Hon Sol Earth. at St. JahDs, come miscreant cut the wster h"se m 2 three places, thus stopping the flow of r..er. Ee,'xs-ssHiy there was DO [" ui IT is the resnon. .lere WOuld have o'