Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-18

his pursuit.
 Last Tuesday afternoon s clond- 5urst in the h gh mountains to the east of Kingmsn cent down a sall O, water through whs, is locally known ss slaughter-House canyon, which created considerable havoc on the way.
 The fine residence Of J. H. Wing field on the Verde, valued at about s3500, was de.t-oyed by fire recently The cause of the fire wac novel. The house was being fumigsted by the use of sulphur, when it became ignited the fire rapidly spreading Some Of the iurniture was saved. but the building was ruined.
 J H Hoffman Of Pueblo, c l. Davidson, and Tbrocx Davidson, of Wichita, Kansas, have been in King- man th- past several days completing arrangements for the taking over of the McCrscken mines and arranging for the early operation of these prop erties.
 At the meeting of the Prescott city council Monday evening. it was de- cided to purchase e light automobile to be used in transporting workmen and supplies betseen Prescott and
 Del Rio. The auto will be arranged for utility, the rear seat being re- moved aud bed for the carrying oi tools. etc substituted.
 Cat:lemen oi the Globe district
 have appealed to Sheriff Hsines to
 protect them from the loss of cattle
 which they attributed to the Indians
 of the San Carlos Indian reservation. They claimed many of their cattle have been killed
 As the resuIt of fight at Silver bell Thursday even ne, Tomas Cinsu-
 80 is in St. Msry's hospital suffering from two knife wounde. and Teodoro , ,Quintero is in the county Jail charged with the wounding of Cinsuso. , Public School Superintendent Case 3 ssid he has registered 45 school teach
 CTS from other states since June 26 ,. From all psrts of the world schoo
 teachers are writing him for inforns- tion about Arizona. These sversg.
 40 day. Scores of letters are also :, received by him from heads Of fsmilie.
 who want to come to Arizona, but
 want to know about the school .fscili-
 ties first.
 ] Arrangements for the holding of tho ] air at Wilcox. September II. l2, l: } IA are progressing satisfactory.
 There is every assurance at this tims
 that the move ment will meet with tho
 success it deserves.
 Joseph Dougherty had 6 narrow escape from being gored to death q n his home in Miller valley on Tuesday
 sfternoon, when he was attacked b, an enrsged Jersey bull, without tho
 slightest warning. The horns of tn,
 animal penetrated his chest, infictini . severe wound, while his face anC hands were also badly cut up. i, Work of extending the street rail. way up Tom betone Canyon has beer
 ordered started ct Bishee, and will b. I begun this week. The resolution , authorizing the extension was passed ? st . meeting of the directors of tht , company. and provides for the con- D tinusnce of the line up to the Thomas place. It does not provide for con. 5 strucsion to the present city line. ? Col. F. NJ. Watts has returned sfte, , 6 trip up the valley which lasted sev-
 eral days, most os the time being spent in the vicinity of Courtlsnd where Watts is considering the propo- sition Of putting in dam for the pure pose of storing the flood waters with
 which to irsig.ie come 1000 acres in the immediate vicinity of Courtland. } Ten selected members of the Lubin comp>ny. headed by Manager Field Ing have left Prescott for Jerome. Judge Rutherford has prepared for . pow-wow Of st least 400 Indians at . point in the Verde valley six miles from the Copper City.
 George W. Mcfarland, the old time pin ter now ct the county hospital, hes received . new leg which he sp- piled to his underpinning gear Mon- day afternoon Or Randall. super. 1 Iintendent of the hospital. received the ] new limb from the factory Monday morning. and when he adjusted it and found that is was perfect 6e, he vas e proud of the leg e Mcfarland -IuterLstional.
 Thst the property of the Pacific Gas & Electric Company in Phoenix hos been cold by the Ballard interests to .
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