Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-12

! le less than $6 per hundred pounds fl weight
 Pima county will be asked to build many miles of highway in all proos ,ility as q result of s petition now be- ng extensisely signed in northern CochIse county by the supervisors oi .his county. The petition calls att tention to the need for a good wagon road from railroad connection at Be n. son to the Pima county line bet Seen Pool and Reddipgton.
 The West Coast Mexican Oil com l psny expects to be boring for oil in l the Buena Vista ranch six miles from Nogales, before the middle of March. A force of carpenters and lsborers lei, Nogsles to begin the construction of derricks and to make preparations for setting up the drilling mschin- cry.
 At Black Rock, Graham County, some sulking coward set fire to tent iu which was stored the well boring machinery and other valnahles be- ringing to E. j. Rogers, and all was destroyed making s heavy lose for NIT. Rogers.
 Mrs. Henry Steffen died ID Jerome las, week of Bright's disease. The Copper Belt states that she had de pendent upon her two small ..childrep, !, her husband being confined in 6 Phoe. nix hospital suffering from lingering illness.
 The board of supervisors of the new county of Greenlee awarded to b. E.. Eyler the contract for subscribing the off fcisl records Of Greenlee county at the contract price of s-lO cents per folio Of 100 words. It is estimated
 that the records will be approximately 100 zoo iUlios to be transcribed and
 that the contract will amount to ap proHimately 5000.
 Editor Frank Moore of the Williams
 News met with 6 painful and wha,
 might have been 6 serious accident
 while running of his weekly edition Friday night. The press got out of ! order and it necessitated quick action 10 get the paper of on time. Frsnk | having sent his 'mechsnicisn" home early in the evening, proceeded under the press to make the needed
 repairs As Frank is getting to be an oli man he has to wear -pec' scles, and hI- assistant in some manner dropped lever on one of the glasses,
 breaking it, the glass falling into his | eye. Dr Jefries picked out the par
 ticles and predicts recovery with good eight.
 Win Shirley, employed as break. man CD tbe Willisms-Aeh Fork local met with serious accident while switching in the Ash Fork ysrds Fri day. They were making up their train preparatory 10 returning to
 Willie als and Shirley in some way slipped rom the coal car and fell with his left srm under s weel, severing it jues below the elbow.
 Ran ger.. Wm Rudd and c. P Gage came .I to Flagstaff last week from 6 months trip along the southwest line of the Coconino forest. where they have been making an examination for sn elimination oi 6 number O.. sections of land.
 H. Newton, a ranch hand employed near Peoria, wss hit by c train while attempting to drive across the track, and died short time afterward.
 The body of an unknown man, bear '"g evidence Of having been murdered was found on the desert near Bouse last week. Coyotes had eaten the hesh from the bones. preventing iden- tifcstion.
 NIT. Waldroup, of Pueblo Colorado, is visiting with his son, Frank. Wald- roup. At Sedons. Mir. Waidroup is interested in horses and thinks ol shipping some native Arizona horses to Pueblo for use in his livery barn
 An exceedingly much alive sutomo- bile salesman struck Flagst fl and disposed of over 8 csrload Of Overland cars to prominent Flagstaff residents
 Stock Inspector Holden was in Flagstaff Monday to be present .. a stock trial before Judge Harrington kellam, e stockmsn, was under ar. rest, charged with not having hung put hides of beef killed as required ey law. He was fined $50 and costs.
 George Bonneville purchased five carloads of Hereford cattle, in New which were shipped to Will sms and put on his range north Of town.
 The Mansion Cafe at Benson closed Tuesday night owing to the dull tines 'lt may reopen again with the revival ] t business.