Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30

Psss seeA, eno Ineeoay evening oeai was closed whereby Mir Earth trans ferred three hundred head of COWS to Harris Miller. of springerville, tor e cash consideration of v zoo. This is one of the biggest deals made local ly this season .-The Observer.
 Clark s Packard Of San Antonio Ter. was ip San Simon Fritay. Mir Packard is a banker, and is in that city with . view to establishing a bank if conditions seem to him favor. able.
 Dr and Mrs John E Bacon have Sc:e to Los Angeles, where they ~ill remsin 6 few weeks. pf Bacon is chief surgeon Tor the Miami Copper Company. and during his absence Dr Huehes of New York is assisting Dr McWhirs.
 Chsrles Crider. . we'll known miner Of Ysrapsi county, died suddenly at the camp of the Com nercisl Mining Company at Copper Basin, Saturday afternoon. He wac stricken with . hemorrhsge Of the lupgs which result. ed in his death Deceased had been afflicted with miners consumption for several yesrs,
 Charles Batterley was killed " falling rock in the rigre mine. Yava- pal county. Both arms and legs were broken. and he alec sus,ained intern al injuries. resulting ia his death s few hours after the accident.
 After sn illness of several years, Cornelius J Jacobson died in Prescott on Friday, June l4, the fatal malsjy be ing tuberculosis.
 Anyone know:ng the whereabouts of H Cross, . mining man who re sided in Ysvspai county several years ago, will please communicate with Prescott chamber of com merce.
 Michael Dolsn, who has been so- journing at the Soldiers Home, in Cslifornis is making ready 10 return to:Wendow.
 At the fret of the year th re were 20 .50s 900 horses and 4 ,362 900 mules in the United States, sn increase Of 23l 900 of the former and 5000 of the latter in . year.
 A B Bement and Howard Poilion are in Pims to make a 63al examins. tion of the MAmmot mine. in con- nectioB with negotiations to purchase the properties. The Mammoth mine is called one of the great mines of Ari- zons and has been . big producer. The exact price to be paid for the mine is unknown but it is said to be something near $4O0 900.
 To protest vigorously ags:nst an increase in the taxable valuation of mercantile etocks Of goods from B l 3 to 50 per cent Albert Steinield wept to Phoenix as the representative oi his own interests and indirectly of those of all other n erchants in Tue. son.
 Hearty applause VAS given by e great crowd of Tucsnn people to the Overland band of fifty pieces which gave . we'll rendered concert st the City Hall park Saturday evening. The program consisted entirely Of marches and musical comedy scores, . typical hot weather selection which gsined great favor with toe audience. The band left late Saturday night to continue its trip to the coset.
 Having personally supervised the bailing of $4,CO0 worth of hay on hi- ranch ct Cslabssae, George W Atkir- son has returned to Tucson and is preparing to leave for Colorado to spend the summer at he former home in the Rocty mountains. His hay crop made 2. 900 bales.
 h honor Of the Spanish American | colony of Douslss and she fifteen 1 graduates of the Mexican national scbooi who recently joined the army of Sonora, . military ball was given in Agus Priets Monday night. General Jose de ls Lug BIsn- % made an ideal host.
 The biggest day of icing cars in the history of the Tucson ic,ng station Aoddsy sossiing l79 including I7 cars si orsnges. 10 of bananas, and l32 of melons. i, There arrived in DougIas . party of Iftesu students in the school of miDss { tbs Michigan University, who are pskins to the mines sod reduction ( 'orks of Arizons. They formed sn ssssctive boncb ofyoung nsn. After ssakfsst they went st oocs to the l oSoH Queen smsltsr, where they .