Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08


 ham county, is now located st Tucson, where he expects to make h,s future home.
 A big lumber company has been or gsnized for the White mountain couu- try. north of Clifton, called the White Mountain Lumber company. IL is proposed to build Hume over twenty miles long. This Is an enterprise of great magnitude and means much for the advancement of Greehlee county | and the state of Arizona.
 Manuel Padillss Of Phoen K report l ed to the sheritf's office Tuesday morn- | ing that he WAS held up Monday night on Central avenue and robbed of $2.5O. He was unable 10 give & good tescrio- tion of the man who robbed him, and the man has not been caught. Lesuing from A window of A street car of the Phoenix railway while re- turning from the circus grounds Mon- day evening. Ramon Disz, IS years old. was seriously injured when h's head came in contact with one of the company's poles. situated along the car tracks on Pierce street. Roy Knabenshue, the famous svi- ator Of Dayton, Ohio. came in from the east last week ou visit 10 his brother, Mark Knsbenshue, vho is 6 resident of Flagstaff
 Mir. Hirshchly, a passenger from
 South Dskots, on his way to Phoenix
 for bis health, died between Winslow and Fisgstaff last Friday. The body
 was taken of at Flsgststf by Uuder-
 tsker Whipple and prepared for ship
 ment to Phoenix. His fsmil; was with him.
 Edward Jennings. sn oil driller, xho 3 has heeu missing two months. and P who has been sought through Eagles
 Aeries in most cities of Arizona, Ns,s
 da and California, was found dead iu the desert north of McKittrick. He was 8 native of Camp Verde, Arizons ) and hss a brother John, of Hsniord , Cal. The manner of his death is not I eIplsipsd.
 There seems to be no getting around it. Flagstaff must have : another newspaper This time it il to be the ''Coconino Call" to be pub- 3 lished by John Bauer of the Winslov
 Msil. edited by c F Mon,ross, former
 ly of The Sun office.
 q. Preparations for grand ceiebra- E tion Oct ,, 6 and at winslow ara
 being made. Their Frontier ceIe 5rs.
 tion promises to be big one. D Rains were general over tue terri k tory, Saturday but not torrentisl | Phoenix suffered inconvenience iron ? a loss of poxer from Roosevelt due tC T the transmission line being put out of business through interference by !, lightning.
 The Territorial Highway between Prescott and Phoenix will now ts rushed to completion.
 S.W Morgan, ~bo mas been ern. , ploy d at the Summit Copper Com.
 pany's mine, left this morning fol
 Tombstone. for the purpose ofdeyclop ing some claims which h: ::hs. st tbai plsce.-Globe Silver Belt.
 , Two checks for $5,OOo each were given the board of control by William M Fiekas, one being from the Nigga "a Fire Insurance company, and the
 other from the Agricultural Fire h.
 surance company. These checks ef- feet the fosi payment of insurance
 risks on the territorial asylum, re-
 gently damaged by fire.
 l Whether the orange packing house
 in the southwestern part of the city is to be purchased by the Arizona Crow CTS Association will be decided at a
 meeting of the members of tha. or gsuizs:ion to be held at Phoenix.
 For the purpose of buying ostriches to stock s new farm near Fl Paso, William Kemp. sn expert from Eng land and South Africa, is is the Salt River valley. He expects to purchase betseen twenty-five and thirty birds ss a starter aud.- perhaps, to come back for more later on.
 Manuel Quiros of San Jose who was badly injured by being caught ID the gearing of threshing machine some two weeks ago, is improving nicely under the care of Doctors Platt and strstton, ct Solomonville. There ssems to be sp increased de. msnd for hay, judging by the cars being loaded st this point, ssys the Solomonville Bulletin.
 Paul, the 26-yesr-old son of J u Dillon. for several years q resident of Phoenix, has felt himself called to religions work. Pursuant to it, he went directly to Flagsts6 to join the Salvation Army there.