Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15

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 c H Rutherford of Jerome intends 10 make hat fasteners while the sun shines, and with that purpose in view will soon leave fer the esst, where the article on which he but lately secured | patent papers siIl be man ufactured | on an extensive scale.
 Dr R H H Blome Is greatly pleased with the greatly increased enrolment op the opening of the Flagstsff Nor nal school for the coming year. There are l5 students registered at the institution so far this year.
 4 shooting sfiray occurred at Vii lisms between Mert Linton, s well known bartender in Williams, and Emmet James, e teamster, and when the smoke of battle cleared away, it ws- found that James had received three bullet wounds, t~o in the breast and one through the heshy part oi his right leg, but none of them are considered to be of serious nature
 EC Bartlett, an old-time sporting character in Arizons, died suddenly in New York ss result of too vio- lent exercise in gymnasium. The building in Tucson nov occupied by the Legal Tender saloon, was con- struc'ed by Bartlett. The Arizona
 man was breezy character in the
 life of the then breezy territory, and many stories have been told of h m
 Bartlett was 6 charter mem Der of Tue
 son Typographical Union. Ee died
 6 reputed millionaire.
 All trains on the Randolph lines il
 Sonora s.e running again following retel raids on the line, except tha, | stretch between Del Rio and Lomas
 and that portion of the system nortf
 of La Durs, on the Ysqui river line
 to Tonichi, the terminal.
 At Prescott, Billy Blount took { shot at Dick Gordon in front of tht
 Grand saloon Saturday night, out tht
 bullet went wide O it's mark. The
 shooting Wac preced by fst fight
 Both have been jailed.
 En route to Nscs,ari to inquire officially into the deaths of Guido
 Schubert and John Hertl'ng, G. rmar citizens, whose bodies were found banging to tree near the Monte Wis to mine, fourteen miles { sst of Cos
 Sonora. several weeks ago, Max We Der, consul for Germany at Cuidsd
 Juarez, passed through Douglas Thurs day
 Governor Hunts first automobile trip out of Phoenix to the Grand Cau- yon proved disastrous last Friday evening at Partridge Creek, seveu miles from Ash Fork. when the car went into deep water and was wrecked To add to the intensity of the sItus- tion the executive of Arizona was compelled to resort to his pedal ex- treme:ies in hoofiLg itfor seven miles he reached the above railroad 6 ation, "all in"
 In one of the centrally located down town buildings in the capital city, hesdqdarters for the Arizora Equsl Suffrage Central Com mittee are ,o te opened this week, the initial step ot the statewide campaign for political equality.
 Bob Daniels, formerly proprietor of the Mountain View Honse, has teen ordered to the insane ssyIum on commitment iesued out of the Clifton probate court. The examination into his sanity wac held before Judge Shute. Doctors Kenedy and Wales, county physicians. conducted the iu- vestiRation. In the spring of 1908 Daniels was tried for the murder of man in Globe.
 After dressing in rags for yesrs living in squslor indescr,bsble, and q, times begging monsy to buy the bare necessities of life, Mrs Eliza A Edwards I died at Pho enix. and left property | valued ct $500 to . sister in Newark, N J, whom she had not seen since they were beautiful young women.
 Two years ago the people of the Duncan country, petitioned the board ,f supervisors for . local option elec- ion. The election was successful md the whole country east of Pelon- .illo mountains wac declared dry and ,ss remained 90 up to last Saturday. apparently diegusted with the per- i.tsnt bootlegging that has been gc- DE on, and the esse with which all minors e we'll % adults could pro- ( pre liquor, in direct defiance and