Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29
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The Arizona Marble company at Bowie. in this county. has ordered at Olga, for shipment of marble to Denver, Colorado. TheArizons marble is very much in demand in the east.
 Railroad surveyors commenced work yesterday surveying the new grade for the Arizona-Eastern at Globe and it is expected that work will be start ed on the grading in few days.
 At the stock boldors' meeting of the Gila Valley Bank d Trust Co. at Morenci this week, Dr. Henry Diet. rich of Clifton was elected director to take the place of Walter Douglas of Bisbee, who retired from the board.
 At the recent meeting of the stock. holders of the San Jose Canal at Ssi- ford, a consolidation with the Mocte- 1ums and Union canals was taken under sdvisement.
 The Knights of Pythi.s and the Pythian Sisters held joint installation ceremonies in Solomonville Saturday evening.
 While out shopping with his wife, in Bisbee. Albert Lee, q miner, drop ped dead.
 In Phoenix, few days ago. Judge Kent roundly denounced some jury men who having arrived at verdic, in 6 certain case refused to bring it in until they had eaten one more mea at the expense of the county. Hi, talk vss somewhat s shock to the "old guard"
 Near Springdsle, Ysvapsi county Frank Enpee, wellknown railroad engineer, was killed by the explosion of his engine, caused by the droppip, of the crown sheet. The fireman wal uniniured
 Mrs. CeceIia Von Gericeteu died il Prescott the afternoon of January 10 , 1911. She WAS born in Stsde, Ger z many in 1859.
 Twenty six Chinsmen is the las . deportation shipment from Tucsol for China.
 N. s. Graves, an early day Arizon pioneer, died in Prescott January l. !l9ll. He recently returned ther after sn absence of 25 years, to lool
 for rich gold ledge in Hasssyamp district the existence of which b knew of in the Apache war days. H [ was ss years of age and native 0 , New Hampshire.
 Another fat bar of gold was receive,
 by the Prescott National bank Wed nesday last, from the properties of tn Tiger Gold company. While drivipga team near the csmI of the Mckinney mining company il
 fsvspai county, the wagon turnet turtle on 6 steep grade and Frank l Burns was painfully injured by beinl caught under the wagon. Ed Henderson, examined befor Unitei States Commissioner Pratt 8 Globe on charge of selling liquor t' J Indihps, wac held to the grand jury The bond was fixed at $500, which wss not furnished.
 The electrical worker: 0! Globe s., planning to give a grand ball Febru ary II.
 The first carload shipment Of o., from the Cunningham Pass mine 1T Yavspsi county was received at Hum boldt this week.
 | A carload Of ore shipped from the properties of the Pacific Copper com- psny, in the Bradshaw rountsins, carried values of about $50 ton. I, was smelling ore and unsssorted.
 Phelps, Dodge & Go. stands third among the largest sellers of copper in the United States, being exceeded on. ly by ihe United Metals Selling Co., and the American Smelling & Refn- ing Co.
 Dr R. R. Kno.ts was yesterday sp- poined county physician by the Yuma board of supervisors, 10 fill the unex- pired term of Dr. H. W. Houf. who recently tendered bis resignation. At Yuma the Electric & Water Co. yesterday received two carloads of ma. chinery for the extension being made to the electric department of the plant. Another carload expected about the middle of next week, will complete the installment to be added. The little daughter of Santiago Lo- peg, who lives at Picscho, was taken to Yuma yesterday for surgical treat. ment, having shot herself with a toy rife The childs parents feared blood poison.
 Wster raised sixteen feet in the Roosevelt reservoir in twenty.four