Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-15

Imports valued at about one million dollars were handled at the customs port between Douglas and Agua Pfi- eta last month, according to the monthly report of the collector made public Saturday. In addition to this | there were 5000 cattle imported at Douglas. The report further shove | that revolutionary troubles have had less effect than for long time.
 In collision between an automo- -bile and . wagon, which occurred four miles west of Phoenix on the Yuma road Wednesday evening, Martin H Dill. . mail carrier, had one hip badly sprsined and his right wrist injured The automobile was not injured nor any of those in the machine.
 Gun-totiDg is being strictly dealt sith iu Douglas. Judge Rice, of ths, city. has issued orders that all officere watch for this psrticul.- violation of the law, and will give everyone brought be'ore him on that charge, the iuil limit. A Mexican by the name of Ln.erzo, was recently sep- tenced to 100 days in jail. ss the fret example
 Three thousand men are on tie payroll of the Ray Consolidated Cop per company at the mine at Ray while $50 more are working ct the con. cehtrstor ard smelser ct Hayden. The Ray Consolidated ships 75 car loads of ore daily from R,y to Hsyden each carload consisting of 55 tons. The concentrator is treating 6o0O tons daily. Is maximum is 5000 tons daily. The production of the mine is being rapidly increased.
 On Friday last c sad accident oc- cured when the three year-old son Of Mir and Mrs Warren Bingham fell into the Moctezuma canal at Stafford, at the old Brewery ranch and va, drowned.
 Eleven thoussud, seven hundred and six,y.two head of cattle were i'm ported into the customs district oi Arizona, during the month Of Nov. ember. on which $45, ,O00 Of duty was collec'ed. Ire seeegate o' duties on all importstions for the month wac $48,OOO. In the came time the ex ports to Mexico amounted 10 $sl5, 900. An order bss just been received at tbe customs house, by which all customs officers will be required to wear uniform sf CT February Ist, and the color is changed from the dark blue to the olive drsb, similar 10 tbs now worn in the immigration service.
 The petition as to xhether Ssfford would be kept we, or dry, wss laid over until the next meeting. ss the board and county attorney were in doubt e to whether the election rs- quires A new registration within the incorporated Iimits of the town o' Stafford.
 G W Crsvens, of Phoen \, took pos-, session of his three youngest children last Saturday and hes disapp, ar.d presumably from the siste. MIs Craven had not filed divorce proceed ings. but contemplated doing so, and Mir Craven, kno wing this. kidnapped the children
 Agnes Mcdonald. aged ten yesrs, and Frank Mcdonald, aged eight, both Of Douglas, were severely injured Thursd.y evening by an automobile driven by . MrCole, operating 6 rent car in Douglas. The littl- girl su.. tered fracture of the right ankle, bruises and cuts about the head and Dossibly internal injuries. Frank Mcdonald was rendered unconscious but not seriously hurt.
 Deputy Sheriff Holland Bass of Mescalf. had an exciting time satur day night while placing . Mexican disturbes in jsii. The Mexican jerked the pistol from tbe depusys scabbArd and the two men then cliocbed Bass finally got the best Of the man but not until he had beaten him senseless with the butt of the revolver He vss taken to Clifton and lodged in the county jail
 Within the next three months the "Arizoss 0ood Rosds Association Road Maps and Tour Book" will be iseued. c D Hamilton and Harry I Locke, who have been travelling over Arisons in . Ford car gathering ir. forms stiou for the publ,cstion. gre in Pbossix. They have travelled l2.nOO miles and feel poeitive tbs, they have sie most eompk e information about Arisons roads eyer collected.
 Lass "oodsy the Mohsv, board of