Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-15

would be next to Phoenix this year. There are i30n men employed in the Ray Consolidated company alone, it is ssid, sni- considerable plumber io the employ Of the Ray Central and Hercules companies.
 Go d crops are reported this year by s. J. Robb on his ranch sixteen miles north Of Douglas. With IT, horse power gasoline eugiue. 20 acres have been irrigated, nire acres plant ed in besus, thirteen acres ID sorghnm and ksfir corn. The two latter cr''ps | have been harvested with profitable results. The besns are now mstur- ing and Mir. Robb values the crop at not less than $50 per acre. An abuu- dance of water is available at 6 depth of forty feet on the Robb raoch.
 A. Nj. Wis,t. proprietor of the Salt River valley Monumental works. at Phaenix, and former owner 0! the | popular gu urb known ss Kensington Place, is in & sanitsriuni at Lopg Beach, suffering from religious de- meptia which led h;m to make an attempt upon the life of hie wife. iThe prompt response of roomers in
 the apartment house in which they
 were stsying and the timely srrissl of the police prevented 6 tragedy.
 James silvey, aged is years, na-
 tive of Ohio died in Prescott October , s. 1911, of cancer Of the stomach He . had resided in Ysvspsi county for over thirty years, was a miner by oc- cupstion and very worthy citizen The buildings on the Harvey Houss 2 farm at Del Rio have been completed l. Geo. Sines hss been experimenting . their construction. About s50.Wt hss been expended in these improve ' ment. to tns remarkably fertile ana sdv.utsgenusly situsted farm. Tw, hundred head of milk COWS will b,
 transferred from Peach Springe to th l. farm.
 z Referring to the recent suic dc c p Mre. Ester G1rule in Prescott, tn
 Williams News esys: Tbe de.d NO
 man va. the widow of Frank Ebert, . we'll known sheepran of this section
 Alter Ehert's death che marie /, Gurule and they moved to Prescott . When Frank Ebert died be left - handsome fortune, but the money ws
 soon squandered.
 Over in Mohave county Henry Lovi y has come out fer the state senate o 'e the democratic ticket.
 as At the J. W. Stewart ranch, i Es Willismson valley. on 6 recent nigh !, lightning killed fl50 saddle hors' a. Considerable damage has been don h. to roade in that section by recer In rains.
 l. Within the next six months wor de will begin on the Chuckawslls dsI re across the Colorado on Pyramid can ir yon. 70 miles north of the Needles
 A H Koebig of Los Angeles will be i charge of the work, and it is estimate
 that the dam will be l40 feet high an
 400 feet wide and viii hold in reser,
 $50 900 acre feet Of eurplus water.
 VIC DeNc.msnd;e who has bee suffering from blood poison in b . right hand, is in Courtiand under csr :" of Dr. Baiiy, for treatment and report '' the hand SC improving ss well ss coul
 be expected.
 Secretary Of War Henry L Stimso
 and Chief of Staff of the United State '' Army General Leonsrj Wood are rt ported hunting big game in the Whit 'e Mountains and will probably arrive i
 Prescott next Thursday.
 al Cowboy mounts for those who wi enter the race contests at the terr, s 'orial fair are to be transported fire . by the railroad, according to sn ar
 noupcement from Phoenix. q Football prospects at the Unisereit Ii of Arizons have raised several degsee
 ana the cause of the accent is . cbal
 lenee from the athletic autheritiss O
 Occidental College st Los Angeles. T The demand for cattle ct hiei C p.ices is very heavy. sccordisg 10 [ A Adsme, the Drseoon cattlensn . Furthermore. the raine have been
 heavy, the feed is tall and the cattle , are let.
 Six of the big racing cars that will
 compete in the Santa Monica road race are to be shipped to Phoenix to ipsrticips'e in the trsck events during fsir week. according ro letter from 1, John 5 Mitchell of Los Angeles, re-
 ceived by President George Purdy
 Builsrd of the Maricops Automobile
 Club.
 Il Tbe Fl Psso X Southeastern hes
 msde . one fare rate for the round trip tetseen DougIss and Fl Psso for the coming statehood celebration is