Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13

Work at the salt mines near Ward across the Arizona line. has been sus' pended until September owing to the condition Of the .oads. The recen; rains have made the ground SO sois that it became impossible to haul the product to the railroad.
 The Santa Fe Monday sent another trsipload of crude oil to b. sprinkied on the line bst~eeu Csdiz and Wick iburg. The oil will keep the track in good shape aud will settle the dust, making travel more pleasant over the Parker cutoff and the A. X c. Brooding over the death of her mother, Theodore Martinez. aged IS and pretty, committed snicide in Tue
 con last week by cutting her throst
 with 6 razor. She ssid the face of her mother was always before her, as she
 pointed to picture of her mother
 few days before her death.
 A few days ago Antonio Alvariz of
 this place butcbered . hog from which
 he secured 2s0 pounds of lard. Mir
 Alvarez who raised the hog from e
 little pig, ssys that the animal was just ooe year and thirteen dave old
 when he was butchered. Some weeks
 ago be refused *30 for the hog. and
 since killing the hog be h-s cold the
 lard to local dealers for $40 and still has about two hundred pounds ol pork leit.-Tempe Ne~s
 The Jerome Copper Belt ssys:- Deputy Sheriff Keeler returned to
 Prescott on Thursday taking ss .
 prisoner, q Mexican wood packer, who was sentenced to 25 days in the coun- ty jail for having beaten 10 death one Of his pack burroes, who had isiien ! exhausted with his load. Then after 2 he had committed this crime, he at teulptcu to uiue uis occd og piiin [ the wood ou .he dead animal and set. |, ting the wood on fire. The punish
 meut, fs. from fits the crime; and n there is nothing in this place that |. would do co much good se s humane , society; and few more srres:s and punishment Tor the sbuse of these faithful little animals.
 } Mir O. P. Posey. who took over re- . gently the Old Glory mine, over in e the Gro Blanco region, is lining up
 the mill and getting ready to start if |, inp. 4 sood.y force is taxing ore out |. from the mine.
 T Work will begin October I, on re. e clAmstion scheme 70 irrigste 35 COG } scIes near Prescott. Dam and other , wosks to be completed on March 1913 Peter Anderssn, one O! the bes,
 known pioneer residents of the Gils : valley, died in Ssford Saturday oi e acute indigestion after an illness oi 2 but few hours.
 . Near Florence. last week, 8 wind tore the roof from the kitchen and E from part of the main building q } rheo Msrqusnd's farm. while the sur- rounding country was flooded with waters of a cloud burst,
 Lightning struck the fisgpolo Of the
 Florence hotel and sn adjacent chim- uey, ssys the Bisde.Tribune- The Douglas Chamber 0. Commerce
 has obtained 6 vacant store room for the uss oi the farmers of the Sulpher
 Springs valley and offered its use SC g
 market. They are asked to get toe gsther and select come one in whom
 they have confident to represent them.
 Ranchers ic the y:c:a;y C. Webb sre
 becoming very uneasy as to crop con-
 ditions. Although there was . fine
 early growth lack Of rain is causing it
 to wither and unless there shaIl be c
 rainfall soon the crop will he 2 com-
 ple.e failure.
 Pbysiefsns from Douglas found sev-
 en badly decom posed bodies of soldiers
 partially e.humed in the vicinity of
 Agus Prieta and lad officials gather them up and cremate them.
 Last Sunday Jsmes F. Mcdonnell messenger for the Gold Rosds people, brought to Phoenix from the mill bar of bullion ~eie hing $s3. 900, the re- sult of six dsys' cleanup.
 The Yuma Enterprise suspended publication on Fridsy oflast week sc- oording to the son Less than year ago there were three dsily and four weekly newspapers published in Yuma and the field was overcrowded.
 The annual snste dance of the Mo- qui Indisns will occur this year on ! August l6, ct the villsgss about fifty | miles north of Wioslov in Navajo county. This dance generally coyers