Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-02

| Judge LsngeImsp lived in Morenci over 50 yesrs.
 William Roberts. Sho for four years as manager of the Chesterfield mine ip Pima county, and who made his home in Tucson during that per iod, was found dead in bed at his home near WillcoI Saturday morn ing.
 Last Tuesday at the United Verde Copper company smeltrr, in Jerome while attempting to cross the car track in front of . swiftly moving slag motor, Ynes Morales was struck down by the motor and dragged some distance, receiving,injuries from which he died in about 45 minutes. His wife, daughter and brother vent up from Phoenix. The Copper Belt says he was one of the best citizens of Jerome and had resided there Tor many years.
 Mike Hickey, an old time resident of Needles, was shot and killed io I that city last ~eek in . personal dif- fculty with NJ. E.. Hamilton, who was held 10 the superior court, with bail bond fixed at $5OOO.
 Attorney Chss H. Rutbeford has been appointed Scout Master for the company of boy scouts termed in Jerome.
 Down on Oak Greek, near Prescott preparstions are under way to sink tor urtesisn water.
 Sheriff Smith of Ysvspai county, appointed Clarence E. Stewart as ranger deputy for Yavspai county and the board of supervisors confirm- ed the appointment, fixing the salary st sl25 month.
 Word reaches Prescott from Vicks- burg that Judge William Roberts is seriously i'll at his home near that place, He is the father of Mrs F.. A, Ksstner and Mrs. T. c. Nolan of Prescott.
 Mrs. Mary F. Buckley. of Foster Randolph county, Arkansss, would like to hear from her son. Robert E. Buckley, a miner. whom she thinks is somewhere m Arizona. Governor Sloan of Arizona. has is- sued 6 requisition on the Governor oi New Mexico for the return to Win slow Arizona, of Newton Marley, who is ~snted there on s charge of being implicated in the illegal disappear ance of certain horned four footed beasts. Six Msrleys, father and i've sons, are said to he implicated in the matter.
 John D, Cspron, sn Arizona pioneer has written . letter to a friend in Tucson, denying the report that he is dead.
 Charles Morgan brough; s40O worth of gold nuggets into Bisbee. the re- sult of five days labor Tn the Ash canyon district.
 The Daily Globe reports ,thst an exciting snipe hunt was pulled of in Kirkland valley, Ysvspsi County. . few dave ago.
 Dan Holloway of Mohsve coznty. hss placed his pioneer name on the life register of Arisons's pioneer home. He resided in that section in the early dave.
 Supervisor W. F. Marvin, J. c. Clayton and Pat Holland have return ed to Yuma from the Big Eye coun- .r- and they report that they have
 :ie Ci she richest strikes ever nade n tho West anywhere. They and others of Yuma citizens have taken up four teen claims around and near the Big Eye property sod on one Of theee . strike has been made that looks ss though it would rival the famous Goldfeld and Tonopab strike-.
 | A new federal telegraph line will coon be etrupg between Csnanes and Nogsles and Cananes and Nsco. The wire and other equipment wac distributed along the railroad between the different towns during the pact week.
 At Ray nearly all the surface equip. ment that is in process of installation at shaft No l will be in working con- dition by the middle of April. This shaft is to be the maiE exit fer the ores of the Ray Consolidated and is we'll equipped for the tssk required.
 NJ. V. Watson. general manager oi Prescott Gas & Electric company re. ports the Humboldt smelter and Blue bell mine connected with the new electrical service and l, 1,040 borsepow- CT is being used. With the exception of the United Verde at Jerome, which is consuming 3,500 horsepower, the smelter ranks second e the lsrg-