Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-11

Mexican gamblers engaged in . iree-for-all fight at Cedar Glade near Prescott, and one mao was probably fAtslly injured.
 A Mexican and Yuma Ind,an mixed the other day and the latter was badly stabbed. The Mexican made good his getaway.
 At Copper Basin. the excitement occssioped by big copper strikes still continues. New mining men are coming into the country every dsy.
 Now comes the youth with his sline-shot The Yuma constable Las been having his troubles with these youngsters. several people have tcen hit and the juvenile court will have B little business il the lads don't watch out.
 At Bisbee the city council hss passed an ordinance V bich will require all real estate sgeDts doing business in that city and who sell land outside of Cochise county to pay an annual license fee of $50. It is Argued tbst they cause too much money to be tak. en out of the vicinity.
 Gold excitement is reported from Parker. and there is something of . rush to Whipple Wash twenty miles north of Parker, on the California eide of the river.
 W K Rose. writing to the Arizona Republican relative to the wealth giv- en to the new stste Of Arizona in tim bered school lands, advocates that
 when funds be required. instead of selling the land, timber be cut, and the land itself retained by the state.
 Phoenix papers state that just at present is the Hobo Harvest in cities Of the southwest and that city is over run.
 , A representative Of Los Angeles house is nov in Phoenix looking over
 the Salt River valley with the inter ton ot establishing 6 canning factory
 there.
 Judge Edward Kent bae returned
 from his recent visit to the coset, and
 is once more at home in Phoenix. He
 arrived in time to sigo the certificate
 as to the election returns. at the re- cent state election.
 A series of health lectures wer,
 etsrted and have been conducted ir Phoenix, but have been abandoned fo, the reason that the attendance was st
 emsll.
 Fire Sunday afternoon damaged tn. J Citizen building to the extent of S2,.
 900 and the printing plant of the . afternoon paper to sn estimated ex' tent of $2O,O 900 upon machinery
 presses and paper stock on hand ' The Arizona Daily Star at once offer. 8 ed the use of its editorial rooms snC . plant to its unfortunate contemporary . and the Citizen was issutd as usual.
 EOrnelss, who succeeded Consul Q Elias st Tucson. has resigned bit r office snd;lei: the consulate at Tucson 2 ID charge Of the vice consul. From Tucson comes the informs. :. tion that Senator elect A A Worsley has been selected to be the adminis- tration spokesman in legislative mat.
 ters in Phoenix.
 n The committee CD arrangements for inauguration day in Phoenix is sc !, lively working out 6 program in
 which simplicity will largely enter
 Invitations are to be Issued to tEe mayors of all cities and the boards of : supervisors Of all counties in the nc s .tste to be present and participate on this occasion.
 The people Of Winkleman are cop-
 ducting an scs;-s campaign for coun- ty division. 6 separation from Giis and s juncture with Pinal.
 From Tucson comes the inforDa-
 ton that the Flowing Wells company
 of that city has acquired the Silver Lake property.
 The Globe W. c. T. U. st 6 recent meeting took up the matter of the sale a' use of narcotics and other harmful drugs, and took action rela- tive to the inforcement of the law pro
 hibiting the sale.
 | Ed Shaw of Phoenix has snn ouncsd his candidacy for . delegate to the democratic convention at Baltimore A Phoenix girl appears to have been trying to make . matrimonial record. Az the age of nineteen che has ac- quired two husbands but neglected the procedure of divorce.
 h Nogsles the newly organised Boosters Club is working upon the proposed internstions, exposition. :.