Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-28

1bsnctd Dy Los MOcnis capitaitst, wbo grow tomatoes in Sonora.
 H A Larson, respected Arizona pioneer died last week. at Holbrook. l He was sn exceptionally large and strong man, weighing $50 pounds.
 On Saturday last, Mrs Hsskins, wife of Harry -Haskins. of Prescott wac stricken with paralysis. and on Mon- | day a little after twelve o'clock she bresthed her last. The Silver Belt states that the non- par isan ticket defeated the socialist ticket at the recent city charter elec- ton in Globe. The question ss to whether further proceedings should be bad toward adopting charter was carried by majority of more than two to ore.
 There are ten flowing artesi.n wells in the Ssu Simon valley.
 Last week, at Williams, Too Woo, Chinaman, shot and seriously wounded William Kirk, lumber jack |, and Kirk died some hours later Evi- dence showed that the Chinaman act ed in self defense, and he was Gis- charged from custody. There was la1 ,rI ;HA over- dose of drug tothe use of which he was addicted.
 Last Tuesday the Tom Reed ship ped its regular monthly bar of bulii, D to the mint. the har weighing 5.705. 20 olnces gold and valued at $70.oOo -Mohaye Miner.
 Governor Hunt has named Ors Staley of Globe. A 0 Stabler, Of Phoe nix, and E A McSwigg,n. of Prescott ss members of the state board 0 education.
 While attending a social party a the residence of Mrs Anpa Lee. at Lebanon. Graham county, Wednesda' night, Ramond Lee, second son 0! Nj
 nd Mrs Frank Lee, wac .uddenl, stricken with heart failure and expired within & few moments oi the attscf
 Mrs C NJ Thompson, who is A n>em Der of the Williams rife club, made better score than three of the men 8 the last contest.
 " R Buoy, an old time resident o Cochiss, has decided ogo Wisconsin
 live. He has resided ID this count for twenty years, and has been in tn sheep busin SC the greater part 0 that time.
 The city of Globe boasts of one 0 the pret,iest churches in the south west, which was dedicated Sunday It is Presbyterian church and COS about slO.OOO.
 A modern two story building is be. ing erected in Miami. which IS to b, occupied as 6 restaurant. and roomini house.
 Twenty-four c! the lhirty-eix rner taken from the Globe district befor, the federal officers CT the charge 0 selling liquor to Indians, plead guilt, Of the charge.
 Churn drill hole No ?, on the Bsr ney group s 560 feet deep and is in { schist formation. Propress Is slow the ground being soft ard clsyey Hole No is 300 feet deep and is ir the congomerste formation. As there is very little on the mar ket. frss class hay is selling at sl4 8, Stafford. Ths, rsised in the valley has teen slmosr cleaned up. Owing to the backward spring, it is believed that there will be little alfalfa out be fore May l.
 So satisfactory has been the pro- gress in building the new railroad from Cedar Glade to the Verde valley that it is expected that work will be completed to the site of the Unit d Verde smelters by about the first O. August.
 For the hrst ime in five years, the Pacific Copper Mining company had so shut down on sccornt of snow laet week. For three days horses were un able to pull losds of supplies and fuel to the camp.
 There is ct present going on at Bis bee sssenuoos campaign sesins, tbe ubiquitous house fly. "Sws the fly," is heard on every hand.
 c E Van Wye, . we'll known rail- road man. suffered the loss of his right leg just above the ankle when he fell under the wheels of freight train No. 57. west bound. early Saturday morn. ing st Douglas. He co taken to Bis. bee. where he Is now undergoing trest- meet in the Copper Queen bospl- tai