Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15

 section of the st,te. Professor cd I n h x~s gOno for five weeks, v.sited lll of the big towns in the south, , travelled over 50v miles aod took IS , dozen pictures while on the road. He used an Ind an tain cylinder and had no seuous trouble any place on the road wIth it.i
 Robert Lee Henry, congressman from the Eleventh District in Texas and one of the original Wilson boost CTS in the country will -pesk in Tue son on the twenty-seventb of this month
 Following a visit of Californians to see the Moqui snake dances, it is stated that infsntile psrAiysis has sp- pesred in the vicinity of Araibi, and that thirteen little Indians have died ! oi tbe disease.
 "My teart is completely with them and there IS DO shadow of doubt in my mind about their approaching , triumph. 1hls Is the message Of Eugene V Debs. cislist nominee fr president oi the United States to the men and women of Ar zona sho are striving for political equsli.y'
 The first of the week the entire sheep interests Of B Patterson were bought by Gerald w Berry and Mari on Flaws. The deal inclu led, besides the .hee D, numbering between 7,OrO and 5000 head, all the Patterson ranches and forest reserve rights. The Observer, St. Johns
 Sunday s'tarnoon Prof Starislsus ScheTzei committed suicide at his res dence in Prescott, by shooting
 himself through the heart, des h be-
 Instantaneous
 | The Winslow Mail reports tha'
 Pedro Arese went to Ksns4s City last
 wee and disposed of four carloads o: lamts at Si To- Then he consulted
 with a prominent physician about
 pains he had d was told that bis
 liver had grown 50 his kidneys and
 his back Then he uDGersent sur
 gicsl operation and is repor ed re- covering,
 | Wm Baxter dieI at the Pioneer
 Home on Tuesday last, and was bur
 red in the Pioneer cemetery on Thurs day. Deceased vas a native O. EUg-
 land, coming to this country when twenty years Of age. He reached the
 ge of S3 years.
 Diego Levin, a Mexican employed in the lum Der yard at the SagIuaw mill was struck by lightning last Friday afternoon during the heavy electrical storm. Levin was working on top of a lum Der pile when the &C., cident occurred. He was struck on the top of his head, the fluid running down his body. shattering to pieces his heavy shoes. The shock knocs ed him of the lumber pile and be struck on his head on the ground. He was at once removed to The Williams hos pitsl and given medical treatment and Dr Melick stated yesterday that Levin would soon be all right. t.-Wil- Iisms News.
 A petition is being circulated in Globe requesting Governor Hunt to have cODvIcts build the uncompleted eight miles of road between Stanley sDd Aravaipa, on the edge of the rock National Forest in Grs ham county
 Every county supervisor in Arizona will be gwen free season ticket to the state fair this year. The fair , con mi-siopers Saturday afternoon de. cIded unanimously to extend thls courte-y, which had been suggested by | Chairman W A Moeur of the Msrico- pa county board.
 But for the revolutionary activity which is now terrorizing Sonors, @ -mel'er would have been in operation within a lew months oD the property of the Minneapolis Copper company near Cumpss, according to GeneIsi Manager William Kemp, who arrived in Tucson, after having had his camp raided and himsel. msltreated by the rebels.
 To unwater the San Xavier mine near Tucson in preparation for an ex- animation of the proper'y interested parties with view to operating it, 4 W Forbes left Tucson for the mine Monday morning. The mine has a Iiaft 400 feet in dep'h.
 depth of 450 feet has been a;- aimed at the Morrison well ct San 'imon, and :how is expected this VI veek, Just LOW Duller Ayerili is 4 the uork of reamino ont al