Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-21
E News of the State | in Condensed Form

shipped the first csrlosd of honey to leave the valley this season, Tuesday. It ~ss of he sl!slis variety and the shipment meant an exchange fl cash close to the two thousand dollar mark when the honey wns placed on the car.
 Mountain lions are more numerous and daring this year In the Juniper range country, near Prescott. than has ever been known, invading settle- ments closer in and i1 one instance killing COWS that were feeding in s pasture within few hundred feet o! the residence of Paul H :. light
 Five hundred cars of cantsloupes will Ire shipped out of the Salt River valley thi. summer. Glendale will contribute 300 cars and Mess 200. The shipping se-son at Glendale has began and at Mesa it will begin next Friday.
 Ina fight in Globe saloon tonight a Mexican, NJ Chavez. fatally ststbed K Carilico in tie abdomen. Chavez attempted 10 kill another Mexican Chavez escaped to the hills but was run down and arrested hya mounted deputy marshal.
 Gils county bss made the lsrses, shipment of cattle in its history and at highest prices. The spring ship ments are ls.OC0. The shippers have contracted for fall in the neighborhood of 1000. Cattle have never been bet ter and ranges are gocd
 Tom Doss, sp employe of the Doug iss Traction & Light company, sus- tained quite a severe injury Tuesday when . wheel Fell on his foot.
 As Tar AS can now be judged the cotton crop Of the Mesa section will be more that satisfactory to the enc terprising gentlemen who have put in their time and money 10 demon strs:e the feasibility of growing cot- ton in the Mess section. Every field shows up satisfactorily.
 About 2,0OO is now on ieposi, in the Tuc.on postal savings bank, and interest on e good portion of this will be payable by the government Sep. l at the rate Of two per cent, according to Assistant Postmaster c K Zimner- ly.
 Near Kingman, @ great strike Of ore that runs from slOO to s2C0 ton in gold has been made at the Iowa mine near the old Vivian. The strike was made at depth Of i've feet where the ore body 6IIs1be shaft.
 Chris Christensen city councilman of Tucson pioneer and one of he best known citizens of Pima county, died at Los Angeles of cirrhosis of the liver. He was a man without family, and SO far as is known, had not 6 relative in the world. h his burial, one Of the most urgent requests of his later yesrs will be complied with. He wanted, So he often said Ito be sure he was dead" and expressed desire for cremation.
 Mise Georgia Hinton, daughter of one of the largest cattlemen in the Fort Thomss vicinity, was married to MT Amos McEvan Of Eden. The ceremony vas performed by Judge Wightmsn, at the school house. Ai- CT the ceremony the large crowd danced until 6 late hour.
 Injured by fall from a swimming pool spring. board, Rnllo Barney, aged 2z. died suddenly in Maricopa Thurs- isy evening while en route to bic home in Ssfford.
 John McNulty, who had c fit and attempted to crt his throat in the superior court room, in PhoeniI, while he was teing tried for sggrsva- ted sssault, wac not SO crazy that he did not know enough to seize the first to escape from the asy- um. He took French leave of thst nstitution Thursday night and bss rot been apprehended.
 A. Globe, MarshsiI Bob Pinyan sr- esied . Slsvonioo who pulled e gun nd who. it is alleged, was preparing O sssassinate the members of the Ser. ian club lined up for parade.
 Wishing to escape the abuse which ss been besped upon them by their peter mother, c boy and . girl of leven years each, crossed the line 'om Agus Prieta Friday, begging ! pat some assistance be given them by be American authorities.
 The annual Independence day rife atcb between the team from Fort uschucs sod the Biebee ' cs uS