Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-08

rIancis L Dupeo, euperintehuent of mine at Rosemept, who shot . there Tuesday, has been with attempted murder in . warrant issued Wednesday by Justice of the Peace o L Johnson st Tucson.
 At Flagstaff, David Jsmes. who was charged with stealing a team of horses of Fred Thompson and selling them to c contractor for the L Smith company at Seligmsn, pleaded guilty to the charge be'ore Judge Perkins Tuesday and was given an indeterminste sentence of from one to ten years in the penitentisry. The horses were picked up ou Oak Creek about e year ago and driven west, where he disposed of them. He was taken to Florence Wed nesday by sber ia Pullism.
 Horace Shepard sss arrested last week ct Globe on . charge of may hem preferred by Henry Shorty Medlin. It is alleged that during . fight be- tween the complainant and the de- fendsur, Wednesday night, in front o: the Central dance ball, that Shep- ard bit of the fret joint of the index finger of Medlio's right hand.
 At Prescott, two iurists alternated in presiding over the sessions Of the superior court Wednesday, court be- ing adjourned and convened fl ve t.mes. Judges Smith and Krook went on and of the bench at intervals. the rapid shiiting of the ermioe being due 10 the fact that there were a plumber of eases the former vas disqualified to hear.
 Near Tucson. fifty bushels Of corn to the acre is the yield this season by
 Roy Guild, who is farming on the Santa Cruz near Lapghorne from seed called the Mexican June, e vari-. ety said to be new to the farm rs of this etate. He raced sn immense orop oi tepari beans. the desert pro- duct of the Indisns. with which Pro- lessor George F Freeman. plant breed. CT at the Univsrs of Arizons, is conducting extensive experiments.
 Two undesirable Mexican women
 were taken in custody by Antonio Cierra of the United States immigrs- .ion office. Tor being unlawfuliy in the states, and after 6 warrant was wired from Washington the tGo were taken to Tucson by Inspector Heath, where :hey will be tried with the view of de- porting them.
 At Flagstaff, WF Calender, fore. man for the ]. Smith Construction Compsay. was killed by train No 3 about : o'clock Tuesday morning. 6 mile and hsif east of Cosino.
 Two of the largest electric trucks ever brought into Arizons will arrive in Douglas within . few days, con- signed to the Minneapolis company, operating the Archepeligo mine near Cumpas. They will be put into serv- inR hauling ore between the compspys mine smelter. which is now being erected.
 Tucson can have . brick plant to eost $70 900 without . dollars worth of stock being offered to local investors is the promise of Franklin R MsIw and "Dick" Harding. if they can se cure the contracts soon to be awarded Tor paving Tucson streets.
 Believing that the revolutionary troubles in Mexico. and especially in Sonora. are rapidly coming to . close. the Richardson Construction company which pat on foot the project for the irrigation of thoussods of acres of ertile land in the Ysqui river valley . now preparing to resume operations liter lapse of IS months.
 At Yum, J NJ Balls, of the B.l.s Neat market. closed . deal with A 'sndoval. the cattle prince of Sonora, Mexico, which eclipses anything which has been done in Yuma county D recent yesrs. Mir BsIsz bought of | dr Sandovsl 300 head of beef cattle o be delivered ss he wsnts them.
 A thousand cattle will be brought | trough the port of Sssabe Tuesdsy. | they will pass through Tucson on 'sturdsy en route for San Francisco 'here they are consigned to Miller X .ux. The du'y on the csttle will be 5000.
 Alleged to have cut her husband in everal places with . rs1or Sunday fternoon in . row in Doug ls. Mrs Martin Bacon, wife of Cor. oral Martin Bacon of Troop L, Ninth avalry. was tried before Judge Speed ud for she lack of sufficient evidence bs esse sgainst her vas dismissed: