Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01

! Karl Nswbert of Yuma possesses several photographs he he'd taken ot date trees on the Ricks ranch . short distance weet Of Yuma. One of tie views shove . tree. the trunk of which is less than four feet high. with six bunches of fruit estimated to average about fifty pounds.
 Theodore Roosevelt will speak in Tucson Tuesday, September IT, if Captain L B Alexander of Phoenix, one of she Ar,zona BulliMoose cham pions can have his plans accepted by the Colonel as he hurries from the coast essward. The former president will also spesk at B;sbee if Alex snder's plans are successful.
 Graphic stories of battle. together with burning. footing and destruction after the capture of La Durs by the rebel Renersls Rojas and Campos are told by refugees from that section who arrived in Tucson Tue.dsy night.
 The funersl of Leonard Miuscb. a 9-year-old boy who was accidentally and fatally shot on Sunday afternoon by . playmate, was held Tuesday af to,oooc st T,canc
 John s ""ood, formerly probate judge of Pima county, and who asserts belief that he is the oldest American now living in Tucson, has jus, had his name placed on the vo:ers' g:est reg i.ter of Pima county. Judge Wood is s6 years old and is living on South Fourth avenue in 6 house which he built of stone with his own labor many yesrs ago
 The recently enacted miners lien law at Globe has resulted in the o D company requiring a bond of five tn Jusand dollars from all leAsers
 Having just purchased 250 head o horses, the Border Mines company i. treighting out ore for shipment from the Austerlita mine in the Gro B!spco district in real interest. The com- pany shipped six carloads last week from Amado station on the Tucson. Nogsles railroad. to the Fl Psso smelter. Ths, rate of shipment is to be maintained and may be increased as facilities are provided.
 The modified quarantine demanded by the Arisona State Board of Health against all of Southern California cu account of the alleged infsn,ile parsly SIS in that part of California is now in effect at Yuma.
 E 5 Clark who returned to Pret cot Sunday from . trip to Camp Verde states that the oil situation is again expressing public attention more than ever before. is being currently reported that the we'll of the Tempe-Verde company hes proved the exis,snce ot sn oil bed for that locality, where the Turner ranch is situated.
 Arriving in Tucson at sn early date will be several telephone experts oi the Mountain States company to make what is termed s"commercial study ' of this city, with view of adopting plsns for the service in Tucson which will be sdap able for the growth oi the city from five to ten yesrs hence
 Slipping through the cordon of fed- erals thrown around his small force by General Rabago in Cbihushus, Orozco has made . break into the open and is nov headed for Sonora, ststes . report received st the Ran- dolph offices at Tucson.. The federals are in pursuit -Citizen
 Completely disgus.ed with the trend of sfisirs and not hesitatipg to say that the fedrrsls in Sonora are not sufficient in number to cope with the rapidly increasing horde of rebel in- vAdeEs, Colonel Emelio Kosserlitzky, commander of the rursle forces in Sonora, is reported to be ready to quit the service. Colonel Koster- liszty is nov in Nogales, Arizons, and within . Se~ dsys leave for the City of Mexico. -Dispatch
 .Dsm good ole days of the wild and Wooly west" were reproduced . few minutes before II o'clock Monday night in . bold be.1up on the Dome { saloon st Phoenix. At the point of on old fashioned Colt revolver, the bartender vas forosd to keep mum and allow the outlaw to take $24 30 ! f1om the each register.
 County Attorney A H Crosby, oi Graham county, arrested on the charge of embesslement. ~as given . hearing st sa6ord He is held on e2,000 bsil so the grand jury. Csosby