Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-29

fteen men is daily increasing the alue of the property by ore1irg up ig ore chutes. A lodge of Fraternsl Brotherhnod [ sss organized at the Elk's hall las, { Tuesday evening by State Organizer Alex mp-on. and Anna F.. Bourne, tate manager. r.-Williams Ness.
 James Cashiop of Phoenix bought 1000 worth O! Sullivan beef cattle and feeders. S@shion will ship tie stock to the Salt River -slley and w,il iat,en those that are not rea.:y 10 be sold as beef right of the range.
 W J. Martin is at the Bsrqns Hsls mines, now owned by the Yuma War rior company, where he will make preparations for the extensive work. ing of the properties. H. W. Stevens, who has been in the eas, for several months working upon the fnsnci end of the eoterprIse, is reported {, have secured the necessary capital to place the old mines on tue l., of pay Ing producers.
 K. A. Blsse died of pneumonia at Oatman last Thursday snd wss buried at hingman the folioNing day. H. leaves a wife and many friends in ths county to mourn his departure. H.. Was 8 member of Snowfall Miners Union.
 J. H. Morrison has returned 10 Prescott after an absence in Mexico c: several months, where he was engag- ed ID erecting 6 mill near NacozarI He qni the work before it was com pleted owing to the danger to Amer. ic ns under existing coadi,Ions.
 Ioquiry made concerning the all. s- ej prevalence O. pii k-eye among horses at Prescott and vicinity d-veI- ops the f,ct that horseinen dn not be- 'ieve tine disease, of which there have been only tour known cases, is tie disease of that name. Only one death
 has occurred.
 Mics Elsa Chspin has been appoint. cd instructor in English in the pre- | psrstory school of the University oi
 Arizona. She will succeed Mics J 6.
 ephine Msck, who has taught that
 subject Tor the past several yes,s ID
 the high school department. Four ,imes a target for rebel bull. ts
 and fou. times escaping, Lui. Brichts
 6 son Of Bernsbe Brich,a of Trcson,
 arrived in that city last week iron, Sonora. He hss been engsg,d in mining rear Msgdslena.
 Manuel Corona, csretaker Of the old
 Liberty Dine near Cerro Colorado. and Pablo Burnel. rsncher and miner from the Altar district, was danger ously stabbed in a brswl when the two in company with Jesus Noriega were returning from 6 Mexican .nde- pendence day celebration at Ariyica.
 The work uf installing wireless telegraph tower at Bisbee and smother at CansDes will be completed proosb- ly by the end o! the week. The towers are being erected by the Csnanea Consolidated Mining company, and the wireless "lipe" has no con ne c,iop with any of the wireless companies, being strictly 6 private enterprise of the Cansnes company.
 Hereafter the dormitnries of the University of Arizona will no' be opep- ed before Monday of regis ration week in the su umn and will be closed after midnight of the day following com- mencement.
 D. A. Seaman, secretary of the jusuits Wiping company is ct the mines and vi remain fer some ime. The property has entered the product i've s'sge and 6 new mill is running steadily and satisfactorily.
 One of the three prison cars main tsined ny the Southern Pacific for transporting state and federal prison CTS will be in Tucson October 6 to take to Phoenix for trial iu the federal court the Unifed States prisoners con i fined in the Pima county jail.
 "ColIege night" the biggest night of the year at the Upirersity of Ari-. zona, w,ll occur some time during the lstter part of this week. It is she night of big welcome at the Uuiver- sity. The old students get together IT . renewal of scquaintsnces, and the new ones mee' each other and the old ones, too. Speeches, . bonfire, yelling and ge=ersl good time ,s the -ogrsm,