Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-02

who effected the capture, theo took charge Of his six :runss as they were unlosded from tEe train. Tn each wac found boxes containing 4jUO rounds of rife cartridges. He wac headed for the line in ArIzons.
 The gold'n wed ling of Mr and Mrs Samuel Hughes will be ce. bra,ed st their residepce next Sunday by one of the largest family reunions ever held in this part Of the county. Fifty five children, 9rsnd children and grest-grsnd- children will be present Eight oi their children still survive. Mrs Strsdling and Mrs Leonhsrt Of San Francisco have been visiting here Tor some time, and yesterday Mrs Attic Bsrnhart. another daughter, also of San Francisco. arrived at the family home.-Tucson Star.
 From Yuma comes the report of prevalence of typhoid fever, numer- ous cases having been reported, and steps for pre- revention of further spread are being considered
 The Wickenburg Miner states that the Vulture mines company is install , ing an air compre.sor and other ma chinsry recently received from the Ariaons Mine Supply company oi Prescott.
 A Gusymss. Son. dispatch ssys:-
 Smallpox has broken out here again, having apparently started with two m ,n who arrived here from Alsmos ' while suffering from cases of vsrioloid after the recent precautions against sm ,llpox had been re'sxed. Sewers cases now exist in the city
 A Tucson dispatch 10 the Phoeni,
 Gazette says
 There is q strong rumor c7rrent 1T
 rsilroad circles in Tucson that wor: on the new railroad sb, pc in Phoenix inv0lv;ng sn expenditure of mo: ! ithan s350,O0O. will shortly be begun i, In fact shipments from Erie, Pa
 have already been made of three c.r loads of boilers to be used in tn
 shop. when completed. They are e1 pected through Tucson in the oour-, of this week.
 Captain Duncan, sts.e commsnde . of the G. A. R. was in Flsgstsff las , Monday from Tombstone The loca p members of the post entertained th
 Captain in s most roysl mapDer dur
 ing his stay ip our city. The Cap
 tain was a member Of the house c representatives, and when he came III here he brought his overcoat slon 2 and he ssysthat Sunday night it wa not uncomfortable e-Coconino Sun. Alter tearing up papers, letters an' D pictures, and leaving nothing to ex plain his act, Page Nssh, waiter a
 the Vienna cafe st Tucson, drew <, revolver from the buresu drawer 0 !, his room in @ lodging house and ble7 hie brains out.
 A million sheep are in Arizona
 The number of cattle on ranges il , Arizona to.als sOO.OOO. These figure do not include large numbers of shoe , aud cattle on reservations.
 Col. William Leonard Dsvis, cousin of President Jefferson Davis Of tn
 Confe derste States of Americs.
 b1other-in-lsw of Joseph P1iitzer
 and himself former manager of tn
 New York World, died Ssturda, ? morning at Rodgers hospital at Tue [ son from cerebral hegorrhsge after &, = illness Of txo weeke.
 The Chamber of Conn hss re
 ceised . letter from Congressman Carl Hayden promising to sepd tt Tucson . large number of farm bul.
 letins issued by the department O
 sgriculture for the inform sfion o
 those who are engaged in farming iG Arizona
 On account of the failure of hi.
 brakes to act quickly, Harry Hebeuer oi Miami. and driver of Cadillac stage from Globe to Miami, is con- fined to his home with 6 broken kpee- cap and . bad brui-e on his right leg, while W Isber of Gibbs is in the coun- Ity hospital in . critical condition with . broken leg and it is feared hy physicians. inserns! injuries of ser fous character.
 | Arrangements are being made through the Tucson chamber Of com merce for sn automobile run to Bis- bee June 8 for smoker to be held with the automobile enthusiasts of that city. the purpose being to pre- pare for trip across country to the Grand Canyon. Whether or not the