Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23

"ch "os ofooeu us io ou si. oco'se A Slighs land. which sdjoins the town site ou the north. Mir Sligb, the drille,, reports . very good flow, for the fret one. Tbe well is about 5s0 feet deep, and the Aos was struck at some unkno~n point between $50 and $50 feet.
 Owing to c wssh-o out on the Rock Island lines Train No 3 of the Gold- ep State Limited arrived l3 hours late. The wash-opt occurred in New Mexico and held up all Rock Island trsips until the track could be re- paired.
 Garner Curran, publisher of Pan American Progress at Los Angeles. and secretary of the Los Angeles Ad club is iu Tucson on his way home from Dallas where he attended the conven- tion of advertising men and is boost. ing Los Angeles as the convention city in 1915 He is also encouraging z | the formation of Ad. clubs throuR bout the southwest.
 At Globe c small Assyrisu child playing op Broad street, came very nesr losing her life. The little girl ran after an ice wagon and while try ing to catch op the rear end, her dress became caught Cn the vehicle and she was dragged nearly s block before the driver of the wagon became aware of what the trouble vas and stopped the wagon. While not seriously injured, she was bruised about the body come and thoroughly frightened ss c result of her experience.
 Four troops of the Fourth cavalry, with the tsnd and other regimental headqusrter equipment will reach Douglas some time during the latter part of next week enroute to Fort Huschucs.
 A Mexico City dispatch says- Minister of Foreign Afisirs Lss- cursy, admitted today that plane were I sioot to secure the extradition of Con. zsles EnriIe. former financial agent ci the revolution at Chihushua, srres ed ] at Fl Paso. The charge will be em- tezziement while Enrile wac Mexican consul at Cliiton. Otficials deny friction in the army or that General
 Huerts has resigned,
 As 6 result of the increased price of copper. which the three large mining companies of the Clifton district have enjoyed for the past few months, and which gives promise of continuing iu the immediate future. . genera! in crease and resdjus'ment of the wage schedule m the district has been made by the Detroit Copper Co.,, the shsn- non Copper Co.,, and the Arizona Copper Co.,, Ltd., on an hourly ba- | sis.
 One hundred federal soldiers eta tioned at Nsco. Sonora, will leave for Agus Priets. where they will re- inforce the guard at that city, now pumberipg 500. The contract for hauling the supplies was placed in Bisbee. The troop movement is said to have no s,gnifcspts other than the desire to strengthen the Agus Prieta garrison.
 Many Elks and other Tucsonians are expected to leave for Po:tls rd Ore, June 29, when the annual con. vention of the Elks' lodge is to be held. Jack Sullivan and E NJ Dick. erman are wJ,king as a committee Of the Elks lodge 10 find how many EIks can make the trip. The dates of the excursion are June 29-3G and Ju'y i-5, with return limit Of 90 days. snd the fare is $55.5o for the round trip.
 Tnu American Insurance ou tbe Modern hotel and La Moda fire ct Nogsles, written by E K Cumming. amounting to but s 300, including $500 on the Botica adjoining, has been adjusted and agreed to by R T Archer. Also the loss on the Kane property at Patagonia. The Mexican insurance on the Nogs'es fire was $107 ,OCO. The cost of the brick building, built by local contractor, was $42. QUO.
 The Uoiversity Of Arizona received advices of the passage by the legisIa- ture of clause in the appropriation bill providing "A 300 for the mi . versity. Of this SEQ 900 is to be ueed for maintenance. and S24 200 for im- provements.
 E NJ Tackitt, one of the best known pioneer residents of Arizona, passed away in Prescott Thurdsy morning. after sn illness of many montbe due to tuberculosis.
 Denver and New York cspitaliGts completed negotiations for buying the