Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-12


 of the C. X A is president, have al- lowed its option on the san Felipe property near Huepac, Sonora, to re- vert to the original owners.
 Mir Woolrich. woolmiil Han, has gone esss tn purchase the machinery for wooleE factory to be erected at Tempe.
 At Duncan. Greenlee count, whIle attending show, the two n.onths' | bshe of Mrs. John Hall smUthered Co | death in its mothers arms. The ! baby had been dead in its mothers 1 a'me for some time before she discov- cred 1t. The Yuma Sentinel thinks that the MexicslI portion of the Mexican out Nresk has no connection with the reg ular revolution, but is being financed by iunts in Los Angeles and 6 sn- cisliss adven,ursr from that city is in command, most Of his recruits being Americans. That these soldiers of fortune plan to grab Lower California and establish another republic such as Texas was. That they have already secured possession of the domain, the Mexican government foTces there being unable to cope with them.
 The terri,oria! bridge acros. the Verde river, in Ysvspsi county, will be completed in few days and will | fll long felt want.
 Miss Kate Fa!fchild. the school teacher at Nelson in the northern part of the territory, has 70 Mexican scholars and TO schoisr wLo talks English. She has to translate the lessons for her pupils, Icing herself a fluent speaker Of the Spanish lsn- gusge.
 The Ei .Paso Herald elaine tha, TOD men have been killed and 1000 wounded since the Mexican regolu ton broke out
 The Modern Woodmen ledge o Mesa, Arizons, gets the banner fol greatest number oi new members fol the year 1910, as sg.inst all other lodges in Arizona, having initiated sixty new members since laat Ap.:! Bisbee won the banner last wear.
 IL is stated that nearly one thou .Iud boxes of fruit were shipued iron the Oak Creek sect on Yavsp4i coun. ty this season and that Henry Schuer man made 60 barrels oI excellent wine from grapes grown on h.. place.
 \ B Chsve1, who murdered officer Chss King, of Jerome, will be xecut- ed at the territorial penitentiary 6, Fioreuce on the l7th of this month
 The new Casa Grande Commercial club Of Prescott has adopted for iti motto "Land Of Opportunity" whict is very good.
 At the Superior and Boston mine near Globe, A A Austin, pumpman fell lsO feet down a shaft and va. killed. At another property in the same district Charles Doughterty, s timbermap, was crushed to death by a cavein.
 Phillip Kellogg, engaged in placer mining on Blind Indian Greek brought his right foot to Prescott for medical treatment, it being threat. ! enet wi:h blood :poisOn from being accidentally pierced with a rusty nail.
 A family from Ozark, Ark, bound for the Imperial valley, California, passed through Prescott in c canvas covered wagon. They had been on the road for 50 dsys and ran the wagon by mule power,
 The Imperial Valley Press states that Uncle Sam has 1900 men and 2COO mules at work along ihe lower Colorado river. Most of the men and mules gre engaged in throwing up bresstworks p miies in length along the west bank Of the Colorado river to prevent its waters from invading the Imperial valley.
 John K. Norton, for many years s Tucson merchant. member of the Norton Morgan firm st Will. cox, and recently Los Angeles bus iness man left an estste valued at s655'575, when he died in Los An- about two months ago. That repre- sents only one half the property pos- se.sed by himself and wife. The val ue of their combined property is sl,3ll,l5O.
 Development at the T.V. Exten- sion at Jerome continues to expose more ore. Every foot of work on the property demonstrates the fact that the company has . great mine.
 Orders were received this week from ED Wright in Los Angeles, to sue- pend the operation of street cars in