Tombstone epitaph., 1912-03-24

Jack Morgan has a claim which is c short distance due east of the Savoy. 10 the B:adshsws, which IS reported . show exceptionally good ore. Mir. Morgan is building an arastrs near the claim, and will extract the gold from his ore as they did in tbe days Of 49-which is q very good way, fer starter.
 The aver ,ge age of residents oi 'te Pioneer Home ,s n years, and the.r average residence in the territory is over 40 yesrs. The average number at the home is about 2s. Notwith. standing the great sge of tbe pioneeIs. only two have died during the thirteen mouths since the home was opeosd. Taking into consideration that many were sick when 'hey came to the home this record speaks we'll for the care they have received.
 According to reports from Phoenix Armour and Company may handle the entire csntaloupe crop of the Salt Rive: valley, ard also the Imperial valley crop the coming season, and in subsequent years.
 Twenty. one charges uf criminal ii- bel against Editor Frank H Bligbton in the superior court of Pima coun'y were dismissed last week.
 The franchise election at Flses'sff last week was very quiet sf.ir. Both telephone companies were sue cessful in being granted franchise.
 Filed for record in the othce of the county recorder and noted in th published daily record-, is renewal of a chsstel mortgage from the Fl Paso and Southwestern railroad 10 the Farmers Loan and Trust company of New York. The amount involved is s7,OOO.OoO.
 PHOENIX. March lS-The st te Bar Association today adopted re.oiu- = ions endorsing Richard F. Sloan for federal judge for Arizona. 0prosi tion by two members was offered with. cut avail.
 The Williams public school has re- gently organized band, directed ty Prof. Geo. L. Bsynes and so far ;he progress is pleasing.
 Active work IS heinz done on the pr"ject of having Y. NJ. c 4. m Tucson, aod fifty have signed up fer charter membership.
 The time for the fling of nomina- tions ended isst Saturday and not a republican filed his petition. Recog- Dizing thelr hopeless minority. the republicans of Douglas have no iicl ct in the field.
 For years the foremost restaur- snteur of Douglas, Fred Haze, died last week of Bripht's disease.
 Burglars rifled the Wells Fargo offlce at Thatcher, using nitro glycer- ipe to blow the safe. The agent re- fuses to stste what the loss was. The CT me is attributable to two men. de- scriptions of whom the police have sent out
 Tbe city refusing to grant a saloon licenae, the msttar was taken into he Phoenix court. and was decided in favor Of the city, as having the right to grant or refuse licen ss is deemed best.
 It was decided to hold the next ses- sion in Douglas, when the Cochise county stOckmens association met in Willcox recently. The date will fall some time in April.
 Accordingto to reports from Globe. the cstele industry is rapidly pro- gressing. Recently 6 number of sales have been made, the latest being last week when 1000 head were sold for rou.xds ot 94O nOn
 A man by the nsme of Michaels who arrived in Winslow Thursday evening with three carloads of mules from the east, stopping over to Friday vas hit hy passenger train from the east laet week and 1 killed.
 It is said that Mexican Consul Dans el E Montes of Nogsles has been re- | ieved from office by the Mexican 
 L. B. Fleischer of Nogales who m he Mexican government attempted ;o have eItrsdited on . charge ,i bribery. will now bring suit against | Mexico for half million dollars dam ,ges.
 Globe is hungry for . smelter and will make big effort to secure sacba