Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28


 vas brought from Fl Paso hy c. c. Ellie, cashier of the bank of Douglas NJ Porter and William sl snley, who have the contract to furnish meat Tor the san Carlos and Apache Indian reservations Tor the year, purchased ioo head of steers at Cutter. for which they paid slO,99s last week The cattle were bought from J G Hal c cattle bnyer from Kansas City who intended shipping them 10 the mar ket at Kansas City.
 A few days ago Judge De, of Flag starf gave A practical exempt fication O! the recall AS ppl;ed by the iujici- ary to juries, when one jury gave s rank verdict
 Last Sunday in Yuma Jesse, Brown . 6 bartender, wss shot down on Main ]. street, in front of the Gsndolpho | hotel. and killed. Frank Green is under arrest. charged with the murder of Brown
 A few days ago, while choppne down a tree about one mile from his home, J. D. Glenn, an Upper Verde stockmsn, accideutly cut his foot with the axe, and was faint from loss of blood when he reached his home about an hour siterwsrd.
 Interest continues 10 grow in- the reported gold strike near Boundary Cone and rush is reported under way. Work is being pushed rapidly by those who have already located and opened up claims. and n varia- .ion has seen found with depth from the rich surface showings.
 Bisbee continues to make plans for "big doin's" on Independence day :. The latest stunt announced is Pap ago Indian war dance. There will, of c 'urse, be speeches. there will be the hose races and the ball games, and the mountains on either side of the gulch will fairly ring with the echoes of patriotism.
 Phoenix Elks have been planning to take the Indian School band with them when they attend the Grand Lodge at Atlantic City in July, but disappointment is theirs. Eugene Brady O'Neill brings back the sad news from Washington that the gov ernment refused permission fr the proposed trip of the young red men.
 Frank NJ. Watts, general manager Of the Wheeler Land c mpany, which owns many hundred 'housauds oI acres of valuable lsnds ess, and south Of Nacozari, Sonora, states that he will move the headquarters from La Cuests Castillo. just north Of Naco- zsri, to Douglas. and the general bus. mess Of the company will hereafter be conducted from this side of the line.
 The big copper camp is still "chesty" on the postal saving bank proposition. Lesdv:lla, Colorado leads in the last report. and Bisbee r. not included. but the Cochise county metropolis expects to oust the Colo. rado camp from the lead at an early date. Most ss exciting az a close race for the pennant in baseball.
 At Yuma a telegram was received from United States Senator Flint of Ca!IforDis, stating that Col A J Ock- erson had been ordered to proceed with the work of controlling the Col- orsdo river. Though the telegram did not so state. 1t is presumed that the extra appropriation Of S2OO.Ooo has been granted for continuing the work.
 From Prescott com the word that machinery is being installed at the one time Bonanza silver proposition, the Tiptop Heath, snd that by July lst reduction plant will be in opera. ::on.
 Globe Is getting after the druggists who sell opium and cocaine, and pros. ecution= and punishmeuts are ex- pected to follow.
 "m McHaie, sn aged stranger died at the hospital in Florence A few weeks ago. He was buried ny Thasn the County undertaken. The next day Dr Brocxswsy made A careful ex- of the dead mans effects with view to ascertain the where's f shouts of his relatives. and msde C some very interesting discoveries. ( Among other things he found that daughter, Mrs F D MsIsrd, lived at q 'lO Union Ave. Los Angeles, Cal. ., and V md slso discharge paper showing f. hat the dead man had served through t he civil war as 6 substitute for Mir. i, lay, President Lincolns private recre. O sry.
 J K Mcdonnell assistant surgeon of - Y be United Verde Copper company, VI nderwent . surgical opera ion at ,oarotk lsax xUod.I St