Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-14
The preliminary exsurns,ion of

] ssys the Journal Miner. Lis case IS the st quel of the freezing to death oi Ciark's partner, " F sheppard. near Harrington. in the m,ddle o: last month. at which ;lne it was said to have been iesroed ths. cattle ru.,ling wss the object of the trip'o the hills of the two men. Judge McLaue took the evidence under advisement and his ruling WAS 10 be made later Clark sss not represented by counsel. neither did he appear on the witness stand.
 At the New State TheatIe st Pre- i colt. Miss Maley will deliver the four n lecture in the series of social is,ic lectures which have attracted SD much attention lately. Miss a ,ley is said to bs very iorceful and con- viDcing orator
 Agrand and trial jury has been drawn ct Globe. without waiting for the passage Of the jury bill. following directions on the subject given ny Judge Shute.
 Dr !. B Ricketts has accepted the off ce ,f regent of the University Of Arizona which was rendered him some time ago by Governor George W P Hunt.
 Last weex, uhile at work on the 700 level of the Gold Road mine, Mo have county. A Shu.ter was ibstsntly killed by a rock weighing 9 tons fall- ing upon him.
 , That the merchants Of 1ncson systematically overchsrge the city government, on supplies purchased Is the declaration of one of the elder men of that city and he has asked the appointment of a committee Of citi- sens to investigate the matter. i, There bas been started project for :, southern Arizona fair. commit tee vss appointed a. meeting recent. lY held in Tucson, to take steps Tor obtaining a site for the fair ground :. It IS planned to make such 8 fair an :, annual event conducted much ou the
 lines Of the Phoenix state fs,f. A postal savings bank was opened . Monday at WiLklemsn. Blanks wer, :, received lsst week. The Miner ex. n pects 1t will prove convenience tC those who do not deeire 10 send fund. away to bank.
 , The citizen ticket was elected al the election held in Winkleman lssi
 week. Open or closed town wss tht main issue and the sd vGcstes oi nor
 al reform lost out. l The ssle of 900 head of cattle fol
 shipment to Denver was carried or ., according to reports from the Verd, valley. The price ran for one yea
 olds s2l 5', twos s36.5O and three, @ s3I.5O.
 The horse driven by Mrs Peat ! backed the wagon in ~hich the .om
 an was seated of an embsn kmen,
 that was fifty feet high. when he be-
 cane frightened by blasting for road
 work
 Il An a.tesisn flow has been encoun- tered at depth of 800 feet on ranch
 near Mammoth. Tine Blade Tribune
 terms It gusher of the frst msgni. i, tuds,
 - At the election held at Florence
 Col Tom Weedin, eji Or of the Blade
 Tribune, was elected mayor, receiving
 nearly two votes to his opponent. one.
 { A Moqui enske dance will be pulled 2 of at Win.low. Arrangements .o. = the affair have been completed by 6 D committee which bss been working : on ths matter for several months. The dance will occur in August.
 The measure, which will submit e woman suffrage constitutional amend. ment to . vote in Arizona at the gen. ersl election next fall provides that women will be liable for military jury and police duty and the only excep- tion of the,f rights is their denial of , their right to become members of q legislature in the state.
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