Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26

Nine carloads of .qusfe sets arrived in tine Tucson ysrds one day this week. . They are being shipped to numerous io eastern and southeastern Arzona for timbering purposes Sev ersi carloads Of I4-incb iron castings were alec r,ceived.
 At Mess, an unidentified tramp wac found dead in the stock yards by some of his companions. A coroners jury found that the man came to he death by the "white line" route. He had been drinking alcohol, slightly dilut- ed and wac unable to stand the strain.
 J l. Larrieu. nominee for sberif on the Socishet ticket, was in town yes- terdsy, having retuned from 6 short trip to ihe coast. Johnny will lead his ticket, and is cCnsidered e disturb ing factor in the fight for that office. He left yesterday morning on the
 Burro for Huschucs Siding. and will late go to Teprc. Mexico, on @ short
 business trip.-Benson Press. ! Phil Eckhsrt, who hse heep em-
 ploysd on the Globe papers for seyer- , al years, is TOW at his ranch in St . David Tor 6 short vacation.
 Ness comes from Swansea that tl Q I Clara Consolidated mine and smelter
 closed down on the 18th. indefaitely. 0 It is stated that the company was 0 unsole to pay of its obligations to I its men in full. but gave the married 2 men $50 each and the sipgle men s2J = each, in cash, with due bills for the q remainder of the amounts due them
 These they are privileged to sell il ', they can find buyers. The closing o , tte Clara does not come SC surpris, 4 but rather as disappointment. Il Finding his fsnce in tho Crocke e stree, hospital just recovering iron ot insecticides siter an operation for sp of pendicitis upon the day Sc, for th.i
 wedding, Vim Alexander d Tucson
 became the husband Of Aiss Lucy Il
 Sugent of Los Angeles. The husbsn
 returned to his business in Tucso
 ,immed lately Los Angeles Herald.
 Four head Of cattle were killed an
 250 scattered all over the surround
 ing country in 8 stampede nf the ter " of Bsrnste Robles which took plac
 at the Tucson stockyards of tt
 Southern Pacific railroad compan
 Monday.
 At Douglas. A NJ Williams, tt
 Isvistor while engaged in making ie flight fast week. fell from & distant .ce of eighty feet after the collspee of or Dn side of hts machine. Willians si d. slightly bruised and will be able
 get about within ies dsys.
 IN Jesunoisky, for seven yea N section director of the Arizons weati III CT bureau. with headquarters in Pho he nix. has been relieved Of the duties ce the office and will e reassigIed to 'V station iu the east or middle 1e.t, tl !" identity Of which hss not ye. been r
 vesled.
 in Bishop Atwood dedicated the ne nd Episcopal edifce recently complete all is Mess.
 AS As result of . hunting accider m which occurred Monday near CoDgre sb Junction on the Santa Fe. Prescott
 Phoenix railroad, R M [Fritr) de Gel
 a we'll known mining man, is in tt ' sisters' hospital at Phoenix, suferiu s- with 6 wound in the left eye, whic . will probably culminate in the loss { '' the sigbt Of that orb.
 !, Frank Ross, one of the prisoner ,a who has been working on the terri ., torisl bridge at Tempe has been par ', oiled. Ross was cent up for six year
 from Pima county on the charge ( , robbery. He has served about t~
 yesrs Of that time. He wss regsrde
 . model prisoner and it was on ths II account :hst he was given 6 chance [ .e reform.
 :. The planting of sugar beess ct Tenn , DC has been b~gun in good shspe ,o Lsst week there were forty sore planted on the O'sen ranch scuth o
 that town.
 d That over 300 carloads of csttl' 's have been shipped into the Salt Rive n valley within the past four or fv' !. weeks over the Santa Fe and sba, 's many more gre coming from th, ? northern sections of Arizona, wss th. statement made by Paul 8 Hsstinss
 freight and passenger agent of ths n Santa Fe. Prescott < Phoenix rsirosd f For the most part these cattle are what are known ss "ieeders.
 An inspection of the Fl Psso and
 Southwestern construction work slooe
 the entire Tucson extension from |