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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
Noted Indian Fighter
 Goes to His Reward

Alter an illness of several days du' to general breakdown iu hesl,h Augustine Caos!lero, s member of the Pioneers Home in Prescott passed away last Saturday. He wa. stmi,- ted last year. and was one ol the be-t known residents oi Arizona, 6guriug in many tbrilliug deeds Of the Indian days. and commanding 8 splendid name for his valor ss 6 mail rider and his good service ss sn interpreter of the Indian dialect
 He served iu this section under Crook Miles. Wilcox and other com manders. and his trustworthy coudUc' was oi great assistance to tbese rth- cer-. In the memorable fight with indians at Skull Valley in the late fO's, the deceased wac near hy with E number of Mexicsns, and sept in'e the conflict 10 assist the whites; whe D the Apsches was defeated, leaving mauy killed on the field.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
Trains Will Run
 Over New Line

Tomorrow the trains on the Fl Psso srd Southwestern are expected to follow the new grade the entire distance between Lewis Springs and Fairbanks. The new track has been in use for several days with the ex- ceptiou Nf small gap which will be ready Tor the t:ack today.
 The tracklsying crew has been en- gsged during the fact week in taking up the old track between these points.
 The track wes. from Fairbanks has reached the new bridge acrnss the San Pedro river, which it is expected that next week the trscklsying will be continued west from this bridge.
 IL was learned that the final loca tion survey of the branch line 10 be built to Fort Huachues from Lewis Springs will be completed either 'o- day or tomorrow, though 1t could not be learned when constructif D would begin ou this line. The ioca- ton maps. when comple,ei will have to be forwarded to Washington city for approval tefore any grade work cen be done. l. is expected that as as soon ss the maps are approved tbst no tie will be lost in letting a contract for the work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
Different Ways
 to Kill the Fly

Everybody is interes ing themselves hese days in finding cut the best met hcds ioI elimInstIr g the fly and a most dsi y some new msnber is pre- sen,ed fer which much virtue IS claim ed The iollo~ing is irrm .he Fl Pasn Herald:
 "The hot weather makes it impor'- ant to know ching about the pew es' methods Of getting rid of flies To clear a room Of flies pepper and sugar may bs used in thi. way: Heat 6 shovel CT any similar article and drop tl ereou pepper ard white sugar. le'- ting it dissolve. The fumes circuiat- ing through the room viii kill tie fires.
 "A cheap and perfectly reliable fly poison. one which is not dangerous to human life, is bichrnms'e Of potash in solu,ion. Dissolve one drsm. which can be bought at any drug stcIe in two ounces of water, and add e lii
 ie sugar Put some of this sclu ion in shal,ow dishes and distribute them about be house."
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
Hearing of Contest
 is First Business
A Chicago dispatch ssys:-

A Chicago dispatch ssys:-
 The first business before the nation- al republican committee this morning was hearing Of the contest effsetine the delegation ,i six from Arizons, all being chosen at large After pre- sentstion oi tbe case. the committee prom pity decided in isvCr of the Tait delegates by sive voce vote.
 The Arizona delegates ~ho will he seated n the temporary organization of tbe convention are l. Hut bell. at present chairman Of the Arizona re- publicsn state committee; James I Williams. Jr editor of tho Tucson Cit,sen; P II Freudenthsl, of Graham county, where he is prominent me . chant s' Solomonville; K T Morrison oi Prescott, formerly United S.s'e' attorney: Dr z T Wright, phy ysiciar of Douglas: and c Adams. pro pr;etor of the Adams Hotel, ip Phoe' nix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
An other Honor
 Convict Escapes

Another houor convict has tsks n advantage o: the Ire eedom given fhe prisoners.employed Tn building the Tempe brirge end has lsft for psrts unkno4D
 Ventura Urqnides escaped from tie bridge day before yesterday. like several other prisoners who have es- capped from the bridge, he merely walked of when no one wss lOogiDg.
 In October, 1911. Urquides WAS sen : tenced at Ncgales to serve five years in the peoiten;isry. Grand larceny was the crime for which he was con yicted.
 Urquides is 2i yesrs old, five feet four inches in neigh, and weighs l42 pounds. His hair is crisp aud curly and his lace fuli.
 The usual reward of s25 is cffered for UrqnIdes' capture.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
STATE ITEMS OF ik- TeREsT CONDENSED.

 Eugene Ives, one of the Arizops delegates to the Democratic Nsiionsi convention at Baltimore, will leave Tucson for that place. He hopss to reach Baltimore the evening before the opening of the convention. Struck by 6 fAlling rock from the roof of drift off the l50-ieet level oi the Arizona Belement mine at Silver bell, Julio Pedsgone, a contractor st the mine wss killed instantly about noon Monday. His body was found in the early afternoon.
 An investigation of the system oi tax assessments in use in Pima coun- ty is being made by PJ Miller. chair man Of the Arizona Tax commission, {, who arrived in that coun y after mak ing A similar investigation in Yuma county. The purpose Of Chsirms Q Miler's visit is to equsli,e the sssess- meuts sith those which are being put in effect iu sll the counties, whereby all classes of property will be assessed in equal ratio.
 In one Of the hottest fought, ye, clesnest of gsmes. the Tempe nine tcsi the .ecoud game of the serie. from Phoeni1 Sunday by to 6 run. in I3 ianings
 At special session Saturday morn ipg the board of governors of th' Water Users' association at Phoeni, decided to build the Arizona crosscut through concrete lined fill at th, upper end on account of the saving o over s3O 900 in cost as compared witl the submerged syphou.
 4 grand Fourth of July celebration is being plant ned for Stafford. The 3r, and 3th will both be used for ts days program.
 A, Prescott. on the complaint ( H E Marshali, pastor oi the Bsptir church. warrant of arrest were swor out sgsins, nine owners oi propert, or the lessees oi the same, for the sl legged maintenance Of houses 0; i'll lame within the limit of 250 yards Of public building in the city. which prohibited under the statutes
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
Drunken Mexican
 Shoots Wife

Al Gieeson last night s drunken Mexican shot his wife apparently without cause. and immediately made his escape Deputies Howe and Rsf- ierty lett for ths scene together with Trainer Phillips and one of the Co., chise blood bounds. O~ing b rbe fact that no tfai Of the Mexican sssailart could te located, the hound was una be to take the ecsnt. The officers are Al V K m the case and hope 10 eirect the capture of he NeSi
 can. The wouhGsd wnmsn vas shot in he hrss-t a,d t!.a wound. while dangerous, Is not expected to be fatal
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16

New bills introduced in the house yesterday afternoon:
 HB59, by MT Whipp!e, relating to stock killed on railroads.
 H 50. by the appropriation com mittee. providing for the payment oi expenses O! superior court judges when sitting as. justices Of the su- preme court,
 hB 6l, by the appropriations corr mittee. providing sn appropriation for the msintsiuance of the state board Uf health.
 s B 63, b, Senator Hughes. provid- ing for publicity of campaign funds both be ore and after elections.
 SB64, by Senator Wood Of Mari cop., prohibiting tine charging of iees by the 8 ate sgsIpss any of the vari- o1s commissions recently created
 when the commission is defendant to or plaintiff in suit before the tourts. Appropriations for the support of the s,s e's institutions ss well as for msny other proposes, were discussed iu the house yesterday afternoon, and
 the list oi appropriation bills intro d1ced in tbe morning was passed through the com mittee Of the whole { ,geiher with other appropriation pills that have been before the house
 Tor some time.
 Kelton of Cocbise. who has devel. oped tendencies siDilsr to those Of "the watch dog of the treasury" watched every appropriation and s.iu- quired into the necessity Uf each one. Governor Hunt vetoed the bill per- hitting 20 round prize hghts ID Ari- zona. He said the b:ll was 8 sep back xsrd
 Governor Hunt transmitted e num Der of messages approving the bills psssed. Among those measures which were signed were, senate bills 39 |, amending former substitute senate bill l02 referring to taxing railroad corporations, and senate bill fl, re-
 Is,ing to tsxing telegraph and tele- phone companies. Hoase bill ?. pro-
 viding for the publication of decisions of justices of the supreme coorts, and senate bill B amending ihe present law relating to licensing foreign cor- purstions doing business within the sts'e. were alec approved; vetoiDg sen- ate bill 40. regarding prize fights.
 Governor Hunt today sent to the Senate the name Of Frank Brown, oi Copper Hill, Gils county. to be super- In.endeDt of the reform school at Ben. son. Brown hes been recently doing field work for the Western Fedora ton of Miners, ID which organization be is 6 member Of the executive com mittee. Some years ego he resided in Cochise county, where worked as . miner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
Blue Sky Law
 Being Enforced

Inform Ation wac received by the Corporation Commission Of the srre-t of two men in Grsbam county for violation of the recently enacted "Blue Sky" law. They were chsrged with ceiling stock in the Standard Homes company of Birmingham. Ala. without having registered with the commission. Worshaw, one of the defendants. plead guilty and paid ine otf5o. His partner put up . $50 cash bond and disappeared. This is the first conviction m der the new law and wac handled oy District Attorney Crosby of Graham at the request of the commission.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
Doings In the
 Legislature

Graham of Cocbise submitted the iollosing resolution:
 Resolved that this session of the legislsture take nc action iu the re- moysl of the State Industrial School, on account of heavy expense which se deem it uDwise to be placed upon the taxpayers st the present tune. And we further recommend that re- port made by investigation commitr tee at tJ Industrial School he referred to the Board oi COntIoi for further in- ! vestigaiion, and recommended that m unnecessary improvements he made on the present lndustris' School rn- | ,il next regular session of the Leg;s- lsture."
 There was some slight discussion o' ,he Graham resolution whereupon, un fer a suspension oI the rules. the Ihill wss showed forsard to third .read- ,ng and passed by vote of ayes and Il nsys.
 Fipsl action was taken on two bills bo' passing by decisive msiori:ies.
 The fret was the Senate bill y providing for "a uniform method O state accounting, which psssed by , vote oi 2s ayes 3 nays.
 , The second uss the bill introduced , by MT Jones oI Maricop, providinl for an amendment to :he stste con
 stitution authorizing school lsn'
 leases fer s term not 10 exceed 2
 years. This bill also passed ty vo' of 2s ayes. 3 nays.
 The senate in committee Of th whole passed e bill originating il
 that body 10 abolish the senate by vote oi eleven to six. IL heard req
 new bill providing for the publicit of all campaign contributions, all s killed bill providing for s ro,sr n lelectiou ballot. Several hours of th
 day were taken mp in posing for grou photos Of the senste.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
Seek Pardon for
 Popular Arizonan

SustaiLlrg he verdict of tue Unt- ed States court of appeals. the -u- preme ccur' uf the Uni,fd States yes terday held Henry A Hyde aud Joost H Schneider, ihe latter of Tucspn 1, guilty oi | nd fraud conspiracy, ec cnrdlng to sdvices received from Washington. l. is now considered hke y tha; they wiii b. htl iisble for the zen euce imrcsfd hy the supreme ccur, n' he distIict Of CulGmiie n which Hyde MAS eentrnc,d to tSo years and Schneider to one year m . prIsnnmeut HowCyer. friends Ol Schneider in Tucson say that they are so convinced nf he lsck Of res guilt snd SO convinced siso of hii good c,,i2r ns'.p ia lha. ciy, that a monster petition fer parole will br prepared rud laid before the Unite' | States authoTiti
 Hyde sud Schneider. with John Benson and Henry P Dimond wer | indicIed in 1914. It wac alleged il the iDdictpeut that they conspire
 to get title to large sress of schoc
 laud ia California and exchange 1
 under ihe lss Oi 1907. IL WAS hls
 charged that they brihed emplOyes {
 the general land office at Washing
 ton to expedite tie change and gt
 certain information.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
Gold Mining Co.
 Is Incorporated

For the develop ment of gold bear ing properties in the Altsr district in the staie of SobiTa, s c, rioratio D known ss the Clerga Gold Mines con- psny composed tnti.ely oi Cochise county stockholders, V;!l te incor- porsted under tie iaNs Uf the stsie oi Arizvna ?. Phoenix. Articles Of in- corporation hsve been filed at the of- fices Of the secretary of state. The corporation aill be protocol.zed in MeIiro.
 The officers of the company are s Willisms. president; II E rugsn of Douglas, treasurer; and NJ J Hsgan of Bishse, secretary. All c! the stock holders gre Cocni-e county people. end reside Is Bisbe Douglas and Ton. bs;one. The capital stock O! 'he company. which is close corporation will be s20.0C0, Of par value of sl00.
 The properties on which develop mpnt work ill coon tegin have been held hy the present owners for some time, Int owing 10 the Mexican pChH cal troubles no attempt has been made 70 develop rhe properly. The cl me are located in thu famous AL tar district and good ere samples have been taken from them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
$10,000 Suit Being
 Heard in Phoenix

Thesuit of Joseph Chambers against the Arizons Eastern Realty Company Q. BIO 60. is being heard in the Su. perior court st Phoenix. Chambers claims that nile he was employed ss boilermsker in .he repsir shops oi the A rizons Eastern. he was called on 10 u.e a chisel which had not been pro- perly tempered. A splinter was shiv- cred from the chisel and ]. entered one eye, with the result that .he sight oi both is now very pHor and he is un- able to work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
Notes From the
 Cochise Stronghold

Cochise Strong bold, June II. 1912. A picnic party from Pearce headed by Judge MohmoDier and wifee nioyed a days outing Sunday ID the pictur- esque Stronghold Canyon.
 The family Of A Rock;eliow sr- rived from Tombstone Thursday and are nov comfortably domiciled st their attractive ranch house iu the canyon.
 The box supper for the benefit of the local base ball team wac we'll ate tended and the lot of pretty boxes sold at good price and snug sum was realized.
 Cbss Saucer and family visited in Wilcox tbis week.
 Mise Helen Benedict has returned from few dave visit in Tombs one
 w Jones is hauling lumber from Pearee this week for new buildings on his homestead.
 Henry Flynn. Ernest Davis and Norman Abeil were in the party oi TombstOpites who arrived here Mop day on two weeks camping trip and are enjoying high life in the h,storic canyon.
 The pleasant showers during the fe= tays have cooled the atmosphere and the weather is delightful.
 The Sunday School will hold aD election of officers next Sunday morn- ipg.:
 Several jolly camping parties are enjoying the grandeur of the historic Stronghold this week. The nature is in it's full glory with hundreds of dif- fesen. kinds of fiowers in bloom and all trees in their drees of green brings forth the admiration of all those who come here. The beautiful eunse's oi sn evening attracts the eye of . visitor just as it throws iTs last rays 2 golden light over the majestic Dragons in the west.
 Rev Al Benedict preached at Texas Canyon Sunday and attended 6 pie pic there on Monday.
 The growing colony of Tom mbs.oniter in tbis district are anxious for mail each Mondsy-that's the day the Tombstone EPITAPH arrives here.
 The Sunday School and Christis D Endesvor will give sn ice cream social on June 29.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
Building Machine
 Shop at Tucson

Foundations are being laid in the Southern Pacific yards for the cree ton Of 6 machine chop costing x20.- OC0 sithout equipment. the dimen sions heinz 100 by 200 feet. Tbis is being done on authorization Of the Southern Pacific general headquarters in San Francisco. The machinery will cost another s2O.000, exclusive oi damaged machinery left by he liz shop ire in which the old machine chop wss destroyed Much Of the old machinery is unsslsble, and is now being overloaded preparatory to in- | stallstion
 "The new shop in addition 10 ihe other shops which ~e have will pul us in nearly as good cond ,ion as re- gsrds handling repairs ss We were be fore the fire" said Superintendent J II D CT Probably other building will be added from time to time as tb need requires.
 With 400 men employed in tb, Southern Pacific shops in Tucson. tb force is today jus, double ,bst of year ago, and is by lar the !srges ever employed in the Tucson shopt according to Superintendent Dyer.
 In the motive power division, b said 320 men are now at work. Th force in the car repairing depsr mer , nun bers about 90.-Citiren.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
We'll Drilling In
 Big Cochise Valley

One big well is just heinz cnmplet- ei and another is beirg stsrtad in the Sn phur Springs valley. Cochise county ny Prof. G. F.. P. Smith of the Agricultural experimen. station of the University oi Arizops A fine equipment is being used which Prof Smith states is capable Of putting down 10 or l2 wells per year.
 The wells are being rut down by the University on approved ground, but not on land belonging to the Univsr- sity. Prof. Smith is co operating with landowners who can put up the money to supply materials ard labor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
F. vilIareaI
 Visits Benson

Supposedly sc.i0g as business ssen, for the revOlutionaries, F. Vil- IsresI, one Of the MaRon-Villsreal- Rivers trio whom the Mexican gov erument tried to extrsdite from Ari- zons and also from Los Angeles sev- eral yesrs ago as revolutionary agits. tore, arrived in Ben.on Wednesday. according to sdvices received today.
 .t was thought that Viliresl would go to Tucson. but instead oi 90 doing. he is ssid to have taken a northbour q train and gone to Douglss. Vil- Isreai Is ssId 10 have come from Rel. lsno. Chihusbua.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
From Thursdays Dali,

Chairman Ga dner of the Kepubl csu Central Commit tee i, al smiiss 1, at the victory oi tbe Tai dr eg1tos | for ArizOps over the K Osfvelt dele ] gaiicn. Tine Cochise runtes, WIS the | r, ck upon which tie NstirTsl Com | uittee decided sud the shIeNd politi- cal piaU- 10 put one ever on the third ;prmers was voted regular and vOn | Ths, Tom bstone conference between tue three hig g o.p. chieis, MesHTs. Gardner, Csss,dy and Mori.on ~ould se em 10 have did 1t.
 The Western Union offices will probably be loc.ttd at he degot after the l6th when the local business su4 ths, ol the Isilrosd work is e. ts consolidated.
 Dr Hughart wss hurrieily called 10 Fsir5ank today Q attend s Mexican grader ho Is reported to have been seriously 1T jurtd by s blast. The re, port stated Ina, the unfortunate man
 may have lest one eye snd otherwise : badly bruised by the accident.
 Among the TOmbstouites as tie
 suction sale oi hcrses st Fort Hua-
 chucs yesterday were F \ Wolc',
 Wm L4,ley, P Tter Mcdonald, c L
 Cummings, Sam Watt, Harry Evan. f and N.llie King. Messr- Mcdonald
 and Lutlev bought two horses. The
 prices received for tine animals Wal | hIg6 and many bidders present iron Y all sections.
 !" James Mars of the Pony. received rs carload of beer today Tor his popula '- res st.
 Arrangements are being mads |
 have Aviator Williams. ~ho built th
 Douglas aeroplane, to maze th'e
 flights from ,he baseball park dur!n 7d the afternoon Of the Fourth of Jul bt iu connection with the big celebra h. ton that is being promoted for Dous
 las and which premises. like the ri
 GUS advertisement tn b. the "grestes
 and eIaudest" affair oi he kind ers
 witnessed in tFc state,
 We see by an Fl Paso paper th'
 the Sylvsnlte gold camp, short di' U tauce fNm hichita, New Mexico,
 sgsii. ;ractIng some attention. ,. Conductor Hayword Of Colgias ', h lieyei Conductor Skeels on n of Tombstone branch today for two ds. d whiie the latter wss called away ( +. business Conductor DaTey wSo h .., reguls. chsrge Of the Tombs'Cr n. suec,sl |. in Fl Psso on i9-d' ., leave of absence.
 Iid The Irish Nstiouslists will hold the no picnic at Lewis Spring. on the 23 :" and quite number of Tom bstonlt Ia, will s,terd.