Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13

past recovery Humane Officer Can hing who was summoned shot it. As has been stated animals in this valley were seldom seriously affected oy heat. There has been more cases of 1t with in the last month than within any similar period in the history of the valley '-Phoenix Republican.
 Dr. A. von Butcher. 6 civi! engineer from Berlin. Germany, now in the ems ploy of the Mexican government. was in Douglas yesterday, going this mo n- ing to Gusy mas, Sonora. Mir. von Butcher is employed by the Mexican government for the purpose ofestsblish edwireless tslesraphy in the srepublio Of Mexico, and goes to Gusymas to be- gin this work in the etste of Sonora.
 Mise Florence Kenneater was bitten Saturday by . big rs,.lespAke on her fathers ranch near Courtland. A buggy was secured, and . mad race over the valley roads to Douglas was made in order that the girls life might be saved. Until yesterday her death wa, feared. but she now sp- pears:,o be out of danger.
 The Globe city council Thursdsy night paced an ordinance limiting the number of iicened saloons to l5 when the present licences expire. The council also adopted policy of retrenchment and cut the salary of City Judge Thomss to $l35 per month from sl75.
 A communication from Towle Thompson and company of Boston states that the action which the Phelps-Dodge company hss taken in raising the miners wages in Bisbee and Morenci, taking effect August l will be iollowed by similar raises at the Old Dominion mine at Globe, which is Phelps Dodge interest.
 ". R. Rhodes oi the Prescott Auto company who has returned from s trip to the Verde valley ststee inst great oil excitement prevails there as the result Of the positive declaration of an oil expert that oil is to be found at depth of not more than $50 feet
 Fifteen thousand acres of land have
 been located.
 Ms Al. Boyle arrived in Tuba last
 Friday with Miss Hall, the Arizona historian. They left on Sunday for Lees Ferry, where they arrived at the crossing of Moencopie wssh, and
 were compelled to camp on the sou,h eide over night on account Of high water.
 The trophy for which the auto dri- vers will compete in the big Los Angeles Phoenix road racs during fair week this year has been received :. It is 6 big gold cup l9 inches high and over F inches in diameter. The capacity is ls l-2 pints. The cup cost $750 and it is calculated that the winner will be taxed $4S.75 to fill il. with champagne when the race is vop.
 Pat Murry, of Ash Fork hss sold his cattle and ranches to Duff Brown of same place. Mir. Marry had big bunch of cattle end numerous well- ] watered rsnchee. The amount paid will approximate $3O.OOO.
 Mes. is aroused over the theft of over thousand chickens. taken from the ranch of Julius Johnson, one armed msn.
 Ed Bennett, miner at the Nam moth, was crushed between . heavily laden bucket and divider Thursday and wac brought to Mess for treat ment. He has three ribs broken and many cute and bruises.
 After successfully eluding capture since 1908, On the charge of cattle stealing, Jud Nell has been run down sod wss brought to Prescott the other day by sheriff J. W. Smith. bis arrest taking place few dave ago at Clifton.
 Big Chief W H Pierce, of the fam ous Cliff Dwelling city. reports that lS0 visitors came to see his ruins dur. ing the month of July.
 Mrs. Elmer Dufseld. who wac visit. ing at the Collins ranch st Mormon Lake, vac rendered unconscious for . short time last week by . stroke of lightning. She suffered no i'll affects from the shock. The ranch house wss badly stirred up for time until the exact damage was known.
 H. A. Power of the Ei Tremblor mine in Sonora, has left for New York city. Mir. Power has had ,hs-ge of the Fl Tigre mine under sp option by sn English syndicste from ]. J. stindler of New York. He re- ports that on account of labor coudj- isns in Mexico .. the present time ,e hes been sbls to do but little de- 'elopmsnt work on the mine ios tbe ,sst month.