Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16

 tended by many of the Tucson mem- bers of the order. The chiei purpose of the stste convention is to elect delegate. to the pstiona, conven. tion.
 Dr Hsrry M Hart. federal veterin ary has returned from Yuma and No. gales after inspecting 4.l5) head of Mexicsn cattle brought scr ss 6. these two points by Amercsn buyers. All the cattle were in 6na shape. phyei- cally. there te,ng no trace of soy d,s- ease. Of the number sts'ed sb.ve. hut I50 were entered at Yuma, the other 1 900 being sont through by sev era! shippers as Nogs!es. Owing tos mistake made by the clerk of the United s ates supreme c'urt. credit for the winning of the $3OO. 900 Steinfe d z .ckendorf suit was shifted in the spsce Of fe~ sec onds CD the receipt Of . telegram that L Zeckendori was awarded judgment in the fsmous cult, and not Albert Steinield. 1 ho Yss fret announced | tie victor.
 President Charles H Mover. of ,be Wesfern Federation of Miners, hss been visiting southern Arizona cities this week.
 In a recent cult brought by 6 Les Angeles firm against Wells- Fargo company, the intsrs'a commerce commission decided that an egg case containing 30 dozen eggs weigh. B pounds.
 Little interest was manifested iu the recent municipal election in Wil.- iians. Lees than 2DO vOtee were boiled. The Ne~s stsies that ell csn- did. es for cnuncilmsp on the good government ticket were elected. x. Fousha wac elected .ovn clerk, T F Holden town marshal and John Kraft street supervisor.
 IL is repo ted that the work of con- stroctioD Of the railroad to Jerome Is co far in advance of contract time that trs'ne may he running as far as the smelser site by September let. l., s thought the grsdiug will be finished by August let, sitter which trsck lay ing and bridge building will occupy four or five ~eeks.
 Fred Hsnsipg broke ground this veeb for the lsrgest and finert store ip Northern Ariznns. The plans call for ls0 feet Of plate glsss. 46 feet on Front streeet, and I3A feet to Lersux street to alley. The en ire front will be sandstone. trimmed with pebble dash panels. .-Coc nino Sun.
 Whest over six feet high. gro sn on the Sandy, Mohsve couaiy, wee . re- cent viaitor at the office of Ger M,o- ersl Wealth. ia XioRmaE. end it bad the seeming of promise of more bread to St Cbs.lee.
 A great volume of water continued ! to Fusb through the dike on the Ari- soma side of the river near Need 'es and there are no indicstiops that re lief w,ll be received until the river commences 10 fall in Juiy.
 State bsDksin Ariacns (37) chow total resourecs AIril IS, 1912, of $l7r SIG .277.09. Ne iopal baubs I3). sho~ . total of $lI .OII s3O.Ol. Total for all bsnks in Arizona BPS ,s3l ,1O7.. 10.
 PIsns for A.izons fair ere now we'll under way. Big cards promised for meeting in November as Phoenix Attractions will cost over 875.OOO.
 The lumber mill 'atj Williams will resume operations as onos. employing 400 men.
 FG Pierce, vbo has been runaing . 1 grading camp on she Fl Paso and Sou hWestern construction psar Ben son. and Mics Lizsie Greer of Bens. Q arrived here this morning, secursd . msrriage license, and were married this afternoon afternoon by Justice Comstoek They will leave this even. sng for Benson
 :. The total receipts of the Rscordsv'st office, in Yssspsi, for the month of. May amounted to tl94.SO. !, Nr c. N. Wsllard is now located in Phoenix. where he is paving bis ics. Les reirigerstoIs mspufsctured. and we are pleased to note shat they ere being dWposed of % fast e they can |, be msnufsctused - Jerome CopperI Belt. It There is no longer any reasonable loubs that tse French woman snd her ! l6-yesr- old dsught,s sho wsrs sn. ,loysd e ehamossmaids e the Moi. C
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