Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-12

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 All Mormons living in Mexico have been advised by U. s. Senator Shoot to send their women cut of that coun- try at once.
 Thirty-tkree hundred head of cat tle, valued at close to s60,0O0, are in Tucsor and are being loaded into cars | for shipment to various parts of the country. The cattle are Sonora steers and were passed through the customs department in Nogsles Tues day.
 Charged with the murder of her litt'e six day old baby girl by poison@ ing it with csrbolic acid, Hrs Marie ange N,ctlsnovich lies in c ser,ous condition at the county hospital at Globe
 Testifying before the Hensley con- gressionsl committee, E. B, Lennon. inspector in the bureau of Indian affairs, charged tbata former Indian agett at the Sscaton reservation, whose name was suppressed by the committee, by falsiiying accounts with the collceion of subordinstes. swindled both the government and the Indians out of many thousands of dollars. The case may be brought to the attention cf the federal grand jury.
 Two hundred convic;s in the Ari-
 zona penitentiary at Florence have organized themselves into so-cslled Law and Order League" The con- stitution, wtich sets forth the belief of the members in "God, prison re-
 form and Governor Hunt" names az the purpose of the lesgne the prono- ton of bette. morals and the abolish. ment Of crime.
 Following its inquiry into affairs ct Pboenix, relating to the Mesa Im- provement compsny's methods of sc- quiring the 30 900 acres of land com-
 posing its property, the congressional , inves, 'gating committee, composed of
 Representatives Hensley, Csllawsy and Hanna, on Tuesday took up the | affairs of the Pacific Gas and Electric
 company with relation to its contract
 with the federal government for the ! purchase of power from the Roosevelt dam.
 At Csnanea the postoffice depart ) ment has announced that no more !: mail will be accepted, destined for the Y stste o! Chihushus, and all mail ad.
 dressed to places in that state will be
 returned to the writer. This action
 was undoubtedly csused by the is-
 suing of stamps by the rebels in ,hs'
 state.
 Struck full on the forehead byi 6
 suddenly-released brake handle or
 train No 10, George Leach, the small O con of Mir and Mrs " Leach of Tue. T.; son, was seriously injured. The cbild = who is ? 1-2 years old, is now at ths 0 Heidel hotel under the care of 6 phy- Ii sicisn. Mrs Leach and the little boy 's were starting for Bisbee to spend three e weeks on . ranch near thst city. Edwin J Brecker, secretary Of the Trsns- Mississippi Commercial con
 gress which begins next week tom
 Q: governors in western states to in- terest them in the congress at Salt
 Lake, August 27 10 30. He will
 visit the Arizona executive ss we'll as
 those of New Mexico, California
 Washington, Idaho and Montana. Globe is to have Masonic Fem ple. having purchased the property next to the Old Dominion Mercantile com- psny for s1s.OO0.
 Tie organizers of the volunteer
 cavalry troop formed at Tucson about
 ten dave ago. consisting mainly of
 men formerly in military or naval
 service oi the United States, have rec } ceived from the adiutsnt general of
 Arizona, 8 reply that their appIics-
 tion for incorporation in the Arizona , l National Guard cannot be complied !, with because of lack of funds to cover |, their equipment as 6 cavalry orgsni- zation.
 D, George Hennigsn was elsctrocuted and burned in a friehtfui manner at Jerome. He received . shock esti. mated at 26,OOO volts, which paced through hiJ body. As ssYsoge ss it
 may seem, his death did not occur in- staotly from the terrific voltage re- ce ived but he fingered for nearly "A hours before he succumbed. Another disastrous fire visited Will.
 lisms Wednesday and the electric light and power plant of that town is
 mass O! ruins.
 Thos N Wills has ordered . car ,oad of eight-inch we'll easing from