Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-25

he shipment from the depot at Flor nee last week for Imperial, California Il leO0 stock. come feeders and some 'riine beef, ready for market, the cash ! payment on same amount to $39 ,73o,. 10
 At Flsgstaff, June 10, the base ball game between Prescott and Flagstaff hines was won by & scores of l2 to 6 in favor Of Prescott.
 M s Burhsns, a contractor and oi Prescott, died in Flagstaff June 10. of pneumonia. He was e years of age.
 Miss Margaret c Boettger died in Tucson few dsys ago following an operation for appendicitis.
 At Middle Verde last week the IS. months old son of Key Smith was drowned in an irrigatiDg ditch. The boys mother was busy, thought he was playing with the other children The body fiosted down stream for over a mile before it was discovered.
 John Mason and Louise Hinton graduates of the Rice Indian school, were married iu Globe by the probate judge . few days sgo. They are Apache lndisus.
 The Globe Miners Uni ion has . membership of about 500.
 A Postal Bank School, at Globe, i, being conducted by your Uncle Sam. uel Tor the puroo.e of educating Ari zona postmssters in the procedure o running postal savings. and Post master Smith, of Prescott hss beer attending the school.
 The Yuma Sentinel gays that th White Elephant mine has been bond ed by New York capitalists for $lO0, OhO, and that the same parties hay bonded the Little Eye mine 10 $50 coo.
 The Arizona Bulletin states tha the Double Circle ranch and cattle known as the Joe Hampton ranch, i
 Northern Greenlee county. has bee, sold to the Drum Commefcisl com psny. of Ksn.as city. for s330 coo. ) The Nogsles Oasis relates an ir cident about some Mexican soldie,
 who chased some men from Nosale,
 Sonora, across the line. They wei confronted by American soldiers af.e
 they had come into American terri tory. Tho gathering Mexican mo
 yelled "GriDgos Perros," tAmerics dogs) and one Mexican fired his gu, The squad of American soldie, threw cartridges into the barrels |, their carbines. took aim, and immed
 stely a forest Of Mexican hands wen into the air and the mob quickly dis persed.
 At ssfford, while grinding sausage Jeff Ford cut of section of the zee ond finger Of his right hand. 4 locs sawbones sewed it op again in tn hope that it would grow.
 The Jerome News says that tn possibilities Of Jerome's great miners producer, the United Verde, ss dividend payer, were demonstrated il May when it paid its usual monthl, dividend of 1925. 900. Of the B cop per mines reported ss paying dividend in May the United Verde stands four.l ss a company, but ss 8 producer iron a single mine stands conspicuousiy 1T :hc lead.
 Two school teachers of Clifton Mise Grier, and Mies Agrew started on 6 horseback journey of 700 miles 6rst to the petrihed forest Iuesr Hoi- brook. thence to the ice caves Of Nit Bsidy, near Flagstaff. and from there to the Grand Canyon of Colorado. These intrsLid ladies go by them selves without male escort, and gre well armed to keep cf insurrectns and other wild animals They will return io time for the opening of school in September.
 The Benson Press .sys that the Pacific rock quarry near Huachues Siding is in operation again. Considerable of the rock te- ing qusr,ied sill be u.ed on the .ec- tion near Sibyl and will be placed ID position by Foreman " H Thompson,
 At the Sbarp-Feilows railroad grad. ng camp near Supsi, lsst seek, Cal. stro Guerrero and Ynario Acoeta 'hile picking . charge from . missed Ire hole, were blown up. Both re- eived severe decorations about the scs. chest aud arms, and it feared bat Acosts will iose his eyesighs. he men were bsooeht to the wil- ans hospital for treatment,