Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30

The well drilling outfit to put down the test we'll for artesisn water on the fair grounds at Wilcox arrived the fir.t of lsst week It is understood that funds are subscribed sufficient to put down the we'll 20O0 feet deep or more in an effort to get flow. lt is to be hoped that the test will be suc- cessful ss it will mean c great future for that part of the Sulphnr Springs valley.
 The lands known ss the Grand Csny on National Monument snd the Coconino pstionsl forest, may be ,lIed Carnegie National Park, if bili to that effect introduced by Con gressmsn Hayes of California passes. The propossl is intended as a tribute to Andrew Carnegie for his work in behalf oi ed ucs,ion and international peace.
 Emilio Csrillo of Glote who was ! struck on the head week ago near the Broad street bridge by highway men, has paralysis of tie facial nerve ss result, and the entire left side of his face is parslyzed. l. i. expected that it will require several months 10 rf-ct cDre.
 Gustsve Thiebsult, aged 30 years, who leaves wife and one child, wac instantly killed at Lske Mary, Coco- nino county, by the accidental dis- charge "i shotgun. In attempting to get out of the boat, the boat rocked and in some manner the eIn wac dis charged. the full charge entering the back of hi, head.
 Monday evening last, at Poland, the husiness property and moustache oi John Bernard sas destroyed by fire of unknown origin. The loss is es- timsted at 5000. psrtly cover-d by insurance.
 Another complaint has been made at Phoenix in Justice Johustone's cour. against Dr Alton by the med - icsl association, charging him Ni,b pfacticiDg medicine without 6 lice nee The right of the doctor to prsctice 2 has been under test for about two years.
 Dr. s. U. Fox s,stes that there has not been A single courageous sesse reported this month a. Globe. He sad thst he would raise the gusrsn- tine anu discharge the last case of scarlet fever in Globe this week. The case wss reported twenty eight days ago.
 Five prisoners were taken from Yuma 10 the Florence penitentisry last week. Two of them, Jose Angel and Fluma Aquilla, murdered Jose Charley by tying him to the tail o. a horse and allowing the hor-e to drag him 10 death.
 Sheriff McGee O! Florence had a close call 6 few dave since as the re- suit Of Smith 6 We.son army pat tern revolver exploding in his hand. |. Sa. & new pistol and be went out to try it out at target. When he pulled tue trigger three cartridges exploded ID tte cylinder, and flying metal went hurling in every direction, but strange to say. none Of the fiyiug fragments bit Mir McGee. The re. solver vas s total wreck.
 Mrs George A. Hosmer, sgsd 4s years. with her family had started for the train st La Crosse, Wiscon in, for Prescott, when she died suddenly Of heart disease. The Des Moines News ststee that her husband has the contract to construct a stave mill for the brewing company in Prescott.
 Ms Sarah Ann Msndor died @ iEs ow s few weeks ago. She wa. the mother of I3 children, seven of whom survive her.
 A Yuma chicken rsncber has 3OO) | young chickens.
 Chss Stewart hss bought the OConnor cattle ranch and cattle, in PinaI county, paying SIS per head for the cattle and 5000 for the ranch.
 At Humboldt, some few weeks SEQ. Mike Ousan had his foot caught and badly crushed in sn electric motor. Dr. Pearson amputsted one toe.
 Something oyer 60 head of horses which have been pending the winter in the Salt River Valley, have return. ed to Prescott to spend the summer. Prescott Courier. | There was a wind and sand storm 70 severe near Yuma one day last week that men and teams at work on he reclamation service ditch had to [ aUit beceuse they could not face the driving sand t Bert c. Davis was brought Co Pres- 'ott last week ~ith his right leg frsc ured below the knee. He wse caught