Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06

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 A csyein occurred in . raise from the first ievei of the Hall end Matthias of the Ray Consolidated mines, Sunday, entombing four Mexican miners for several hours, and killing Tim Gal sger, sn American timber man, instantly. A R Nowlsnd. the compsny's chief engineer, ~ss partly covered by the falling dirt, but man. aged to escape.
 A petition hss been circulated to | have all poser wires in Phoenix plso- ed underground The movement is expected to reach the mass meeting stsge in . short time. It begsn with the tragic slectrocution of Frank eut- ton on top o! the city hall few days ago
 E s DePsss, secretary ot the Ari- zons Railway mmissieu. left Sum dsy night over the sants Fe for Chi. cago where be will attend . conven tion of the National Association of Railway Commission which will hold sn investigation of express rates and business methods.
 James Parker of Globe. while re- turning from . horseback trip to Cherry Creek rshch the other day was thrown from his horse and prob- ably fatally injured. The horse stum. blei and threw Parker over his head. He then fell on Parker's head. He was picked mp by e companion and taken to Globe in buggy. He is suffering from concussion of the brain.
 Suffering from the severe heat of the east which intensified CD attack of pneumonia, c T Metiner of Tucson died in Ksnsas City last Sunday.
 The losses of the farmers of this valley through the rains of this month will aggregate hundreds of thoussnds Of dollars. Some men who have rent ed lands or who have purchased making first psymente and depend ing on crops Tor others will be prsc- tically ruined.-Tempe News.
 At Phoenix while tenderly leading q pretty little girl by the hand. . dark handsome stranger gently sbstrscted something rye. sioo !:oE :hs hand.
 bag of Mrs Idelfonea Romero, e they were walking along the Arizons East
 ern tracks in the southern part of the city.
 Rev Dierk Lsy has been appointed postmaster st Sacston. By agreement between the district attorneys of Pima and Santa Cru7 counties, the state law regarding
 taxes on range cattle is interpreted to mean that, irrespective of the To. cation Of home ranches, cattle etrsy-
 ing or taken from one county to an- other are subject to ssesssment for taxation in the county in which they Are found. The matter has been un. der discussion. with varying opinions for come time.
 A d.;Tss of one of the Douglas I'm. provement wagons in Douglss. a. legged to have been drunk ct the time, fell from the wagon and susssined . concussion of che brain. He may re. cover.
 c Chesirs, . we'll known mining man oi Globe, with extensive inter. ests in the GiIs Valley and in Mexico and Colorado. shot and killed himself st Stafford. No cause is given for the
 set.
 W H Neel arrived today from the Four-Bsr rsuch, coming here to re- oeive two carloads of fine Hereford and Short Horn bulls. which be re. gently purchased in the Ksnsss City market. These animals will be tsk- en to the Four-Bss ranch north of Donglss.-Internstional
 All previous high tempersture heat records seem to have been broken in the Mohsve desert last week, when the thermometer registered l40 ct Salt Basin. It :reschsd ll2 at one time st midnight.
 At . cost of about S70. 900 the In- dependent Order of Odd Fellows .ill this winter be installed io their own building at rucson.
 Nearly 100 applications for mem. besship in the new lodge of tho Order ot Moose. to bs shorSly installed ct Phosnis, have been received.
 The Southern Pacific company hss practically completed one oi the greet est crop movements in the history Of any trsnsportstioo company in this country. This movs@ent wss the handling Of the eaotslosps crop of sbs Imperial Valley, California. ed of the crop in Arisons and Nevada. Up 10 and including midnight July 24, the Southern Pacific company bad shipped 2S44 cars of esrtsloupes oos Of tho Imperial valley during the ]. mooth's sesson. About 100 mors cars rsmain to be shipped. a4