Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-19

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 The farmers o' the 6uiphurs Spring valley have s.art;d mayeneut for enlarged hcm' sis ads, dec'ding ihs' 32O acres, ins,t al of IGJ, shall Le the amount each man is ailOWed 10 take up und h- gnvefu gent laws. rh movement sas started st a ne eetin, h. Ii recently in the schooln"u-e A Light and largely st'ended hy isrfuers from all psrts of be valley.
 San oimon secured oew ard vslu. able friends and .llies when four cspi. tslists from Duncan, Oklahoma, in vested in land io the valley clc-e [, the city.
 Phoenix ludge B.P.O.E. is planniue to spend Sl25 ,cOD on new building.
 Big packing concern to erec, s25 .O00 storage warehouse ID Pioeuix.
 Labor is becoming quite scarce in all psrts of the southwest, according to E Steele, Tucson labor agent who was at Douglas last week for the purpose of securing men to go to work on the trscklsying gangs of the Fl Paso and Sou hwestern, west Of Ben son He secured IS men daring the day, after hard ru tling These he took with him.
 Since the first oi the month, one hundred carloads of hay have been shipped out through the Glendale Santa Fe freight office. Last Wednes- day 26 carloads were handled. At Mesa, 20 miles east, in the game county, ranchers are having to put their hay m barns on account of the inability to get box cars to ship i, out and quite little money Ina. been lost by them. ss the price has taken con- siderable drop. Aoon, 9 care of lay
 Sould te shipped ou. daily ii cars could be obtained.
 l Mise Nydis Acker, daughter Of NIT 6 d Mrs J $ Acker vf Prescott, while working in the laboratory Of the High School Thursday morning, WAS bsi fly burned by nitric acid.
 l \ Marsh. Santa Fe engineer and A resident fl Present.. had s uarros escs pc from death in the Santa Fe : yards, in Phoenix. A string Of csr- got loose s q crs-hed in'o he engine in which Marsh was sea ed. He was 'hrnwn cut. the engine cah va smashed, and his face and han were filled with splintere
 At he recent pri nary election held in Jerome Fred Hawkins was nomi- hated for marshail, J J Harrington f . Icity clerk and ,rea-urer, and Mr II ub
 bard for street commi. sIoner.
 H Cslisher Of Douglas wto hs: accepted the nosit;on on the Panams-
 Pacific exposi'ip1 st San Diego, i- brim full of enthusiasm over the great advantages to be secured by sr
 Arizona exhibit at the big fair ir 1915
 Dr L D Ricketts. manager of the Cansnea Consolidated Copper com. 'psnv. deplored talk of intervention while in Douglas, .sid that foreigner in Mexico, especially Americans, bs q been treated with fairness and con- sideration.
 Every indication now points to . probable registration surp ,ssing GOO before She closing of the Douglas city register.
 | A girl baby was born to Mir and Mrs Lee Kwor. "Uh, why YOU no catch 'em boy" exclaimed Lee. who IS A merchant here, ss the doctor pre- seated him the healthy good look in youpgster of the feminine sex But the mother was we'll satisfied -Tucson Citizen.
 The lady minstrels, tn be given by ths members of the Monday club o Prescott on the evening of May I7 b promises to be one of the most amus- ing entertainments ever witnessed in Prescott. Several of the numbers upon the program will he burlesgues upon the recent EIks' minstrel chow. Mesa rsnchers have fnished the task of branding and vsccinatirc their range cattle running on shs desert. Author zstio has heen received by Fen P H,ldre. h from the .ecrstary oi the interior for tie building of q rail- road between Parker and Ehrenburc. A distance of AIS miles through the Colorado River Indisn reservation. and granting the right os way for that purpose.-Phoenix GsZ,t;e.
 The attention Of the court .. Hol brook hss been taken up this week by the Marley alleged cattle s'eslirg