Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-18

expect eo open operations ID the new plant of the Arirons Alfslfs Milling company by the middle of October ." said c. D. Young. one of the officials of the company. while in Phoenix. "The new mill will cost about $33, 900. far more than the one destroyed by fire last fall, and will employ 25 men.
 The board of trade of Phoenix, with 505 mel bers, has now been elected to memberseip in the Chamber of Com merce of the United States of Ameri- ca. Though he National Cbambe. was organized as recently e April P, more than 7,OCO business men of the nation are now affiliated with it through 102 different organizations covering 79 iLdividusl states snd the Hawaiian Islauds.
 A reservoir to hold l 500 900 cubic fe of water is being built by Rsmoo Soto. cattlemsn. in . canyon st his ranch in the Sierits mountains, to irrigAte his farming land and furnish water for his cattle. The construction Of the reservoir involved merely the placing of . big dam scross the can yon to impound the water. It is now 72 feet long, riees l6 feet high. and is 22 feet thick. The capacity of the relervoir thus formed is estimated at 500. 900 cubic feet.
 Pumping is to begin Thursdsy st the Lake Superior and Arizona mine at Superior, which the American Smelling and Refining company has taken under option 10 purchase. The machinery has been overhsuled dur- ing the lsst two weeks, and the un- watering of the mine will begin at once.
 Ore is being shipped by George B. Chittenden from tbe old Jake Schneider mines which sdjoin the London-Arizona properties in the Hayden dIetrict. The ore IS said to be high grade copper. and s being shipped to the Copper Queen smelter at Douglas.
 , Mrs. Charles Atkins, who came to Tucson recently with her husbapd from Oklshoms. died at 10 o'clock Tuesday night at St. Msry's ssni,or- ium ct Tucson. A surgical opera tion had been performed s short time previous to the death. but the uslsdy from which the patient suffered bad advanced too far to conquer.
 Secretary John F. Mysrs O! the Tue. son chan Der of com merce has com- pleted work of compiling premium lists for the Southern Arizors Fair Association. except in two d"part- ments, these being the agricultural and womsn's departments. The lat ter will now be taken up and the work will oe finished within . few days.
 Bscauss his employer bad "msde him mad" Roy Russell, said yester. day be had sto;en the automobile Of A. Stsrkwesther. He vas brought back to Ph,enix by Deputy Sheriff Lew Mickey, who set out after him, five hours behind. The officer cane upon the automobile which was run up against . mountain. The road hadn't been cut out any .fsr,her. Russell left it and set out on foot. The officer deserted his own machine borrowed . horse and IS miles further on he overlook the fugitive.
 Miner L. Hartman, . former resi-. dent of Tucson, hss accepted . posi- tion ss instruc'or h chemistry ct Harvard university and will enter up- on his duties there this fall.
 Paul T. Feres of Clifton and Miss Mary Lois Hamilton of Tucson, were married in Tucson Friday evening. The bride groom is employed by tbs Detroit Copper company of Clifton and the young couple will make their home ct Clifton.
 The third snpusl Graham County Psir to be held in Stafford October 10, IT, IS snd l9, will excel last yesr's fair in every feature. It is expected that more events will be given and the exhibits more numerous snd the prince larger.
 All constructi6n work for the Southern Pacific sbops in Tucson is being held up pending sa appeal by the engineering dspsstmsot oi the Tucson division for . larger plant. Present plane arc fer from adequate to answer the future demand e re- suls of the rapid developmsDt of | Southern Arizona. NsW plass % fsr larger scals have bssn submitted to l