Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-30

'sh, Oaibc iu couthct With o tsc ~he and xas killed. His widow and three survive him.
 The Douglas Fourth of July cele- brstion cost that city $ll76.l5 and the committee reports . balance on hand of $4.35.
 Uncle Sam is again shoSirg his generosity to Maricops county. He is is contributing $l6s0 from the In dian department funds to help build the Central Avenue Bridge at Phoe- nix.
 A petition has been prest nted to [ ie Globe city couhcil asking that thu number of saloons be limited to l5 snd it was also suggested that they be closed a, II o'clock esch night. There are DOW 24 retail and four who esale licences issned. Both mat. teis were promptly tabled.
 Friends and relatives, . sister being particularly active, are seeking the parole of William Trayler who was convicted of msnslaughter for killing shorty Dsllss in Graham county in 1909. At the time of the killing young Trayler was bu, l7 years of age.
 Maricopa county melon growers must sell to the Association. A tenn porsry injunction has been issued re strsining them from selling to others. The Association furnished the seed on the agreement that they were to pur chase the crop.
 Two blind pigs have been raised in Phoenix.
 Heavy rains are reported in the northern part Of the etste. Mojave county has been advanced to a county of the second clssss. The Phoenix Democrat says that they will have decent depot when the Rock Island railroad reaches that city.
 It is said that California is com. plsining because 90 few of Arizons's pon-..ce are visiting the coas: this year. They feel the loss of the long green.
 The cash value of the output of the Arizona mines in 1910 wac $i2,329,- 0sz, which is $7l7. .462 less than tue proceeding year Gold and zinc in- creased while other minersls decreas- ed.
 G Nj Willard of Jerome has invent ed an excellent cooler which is des- tined to make for that gentleman . fortune when it has been introduced and its merits are known.
 The total number of census chil- dren in Prescott between the sges of six and tventy.one years is 2526.
 A letter from Harry McPGsl to the Sun brings an information that MT. McPaul has located 300 scres of oil land for the Yuma-Verde Oil Co. near Prescott and that sn oiI rig is on the road and will be sinking we'll with- in . very short time.
 Thursdsy night last Window and vicinity was visited by . cloud burst which deluged the country and Hood- ed the floors of many houses in town, leaving c heavy coating of red mud when the waters subsided.
 Monday evening about o'clock the big distillate tank of the Union Basin Mining company at Kingman caught fire from some unknown cause and the tank and its contents of 5000 gallons of distillate were destroyed.
 The body of . man named Oscar Owens was found in the Colorado river near Kingmsn.
 Peter Marx has discovered tbe skel- eton of sn unusually large prehistoric | man on his place at Juniper, Ysvspai county
 According to the Daily Globe. as Mrs Wyatt and Mrs Csntrili were Irving between San Carlos and Rice . ebort, thick set man with . scar on lie face rushed toward them in an at- empt to grab the horse's head. The iorse shied and kept on, when the nan tried to jump in the rear of the ehicle. Mrs Wyatt beat him over he head with the butt of the whip ntil he desisted. She thinks he in- ended to get possession of the horse nd buggy. For the establishment of . dryI rming experiment. farm in Ysvspsi 'unsy, the Santa Fe railroad com ~ my has subscribed 5000 year for II 70 years; sn appropriation of 35OOl r' expected from the territory.
 Dr Harvey Blain of Prescott has o' ft for the esst. He will represent '' 'e Arizona Board Of Dental Examin- s' . ss the National Association of n eutal Examiners which will convene