Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-14

 freight train outside Of the freight yard in Prescott, on Thurs 'sy of last week, miscslculsted the dis. tanoe and speed oi the train and was thrown to the ground. bis left foot being badly crushed ct the ankle. He ~as taken to the hospital. whese the leg was amputated below the koee.
 A Miami man by the name of Vsn Warmer had . very peculiar accident recently. While yawning. his jaw became dislocsted and remained 60 until Dr Lacy wac summoned to set the dislocation. Van Warmer wzs unable to close his mouth. which was open about sn inch, until Dr Lacy arrived, two hours after the accident, Petty diseensions within the Pres colt band have resulted in the dis bsndment of that organization. Ef- f'r,s are being made to organize . new band, with some of the members of the old one as . nucleus.
 Word was recently received in Tuc- son that Frank Cole, ST. {, we'll known in Tucson, had broken his leg in an automobile accident near Delaho, Cal He wss ridiog Eitb . son and Colonel Griffith, who is alec yell known in Tucson, when tbe accident occurred. Mir Cole is now "A years of sge, He is the father oi Frank Cole, Jr.
 The burglary charge against Ralph Lester, a former employ of the In- gram and Co.,, of Miami, was dismisH ed in the superior court Of Gils county upon the recommendation of the county attorney. The money found on Lester when be was arrested in San Diego. which amounted to be- tween two and three hundred dollars, will be returned to him.
 D putty Sheriff Jim Swearingen raided several Miami saloons Thurs- d.y night, of last week, aud arrested several parties ior gambling. Pete Kulchia and s Til,on was arrested ., the Northern saloon for playing stud { poker, and when arraiRned before Judge Nash both pleaded guilty and were each fined Sl00 or 100 dave Both declared they were ehort of cash and the judge turned them ove, to the sheriff.
 | Earbsrt Zeilbsuer. the S-yesr-old con of Adam ZeilbAuer, who was run over by an ice wagon Thursday at roon, died as 5 o'clock Friday morn- ling. The wheel passed over hi- chest and injured him internally. At frs, it sas not thought thst he vas seriously injured. He was taken to Rodgers hospital. iu Tueeop, where his parents called to see him. A, that time it was said he was sufferin g mainly from the shock. Earhart liked to go along with the icemsn and hold the horses while the chunks were being carried into the housee. In come way not yet explained, he 'ell in the way oi the wheels. Zellbauer is cashier Of the Merchsnts' cafe.
 The first rain of any cons'quence which has visited the desert section ot Yuma during the present yesr. driited in from the south Tuesday afternoon. It was intensely hot and very oppressive while the storm gsth-
 red. The lightning wac vivid and the clouds dE;!sed rapidly. The ram wss not heavy in town or valley. bu, sss general over lsRs scope of terri tory. The rain continued until late in the night. Little if any damage was done to hay, alfalfa seed or crops.
 Bids for the San Carlos bridges, for which $35 900 in government funds is now available. are to be received on | September 22. This indica'es that work will Dc started this fall on the bridges ard that they will be ready for ose by motorists crossing the con- ,inspt on the Southern Nstionsi Highway route early next spring. Agent Lawshe hes already received inquiries sboot tbe bridge contracts from . number Of large firms and it is assured that the new structures will be of tbe 6ness type.
 Chsnge Of employ nent from short order waiter to . dishWssber csussd the arrest of Herman W Jones. He is alleged to have deserted from the Fifth Cavalry at Nosales on June l4 When oficsrs Short and Smith saw him in his s'eeves rolled up wssnine' dishes. in Tucson they recognised the tattoo marks mentioesd in the de- scripsiou sent out, cowgirl on the right arm and star on the lsis fore. srm. l