Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-29

 ts faculty is Jacques Neyvatte, ao Iviator of international reputation, reporter and proofreader for .he Republican. It is the fret school of its kind established or pr iectei for the southwest, snd its success eeems assured, for three pupils have already been enrolled, and c partially con- struc,ed tractor biplsne is ready for the 6nishipg touches Tucson Star.
 That there will be general strike. of all motornen and conductors em- ployed by the Phoenix Street Railway company, unless Superintendent s H Mitchell agrees to reiustate Con- duc.or William Ward who was recent iy dismissed, is said to be fact
 The Queen group. adjoining the Calumet & Arizona ground on the south ha, been held for some time under option by the Copper Queen (Phelps-Dodge) interests. but the option expired Jane 70 without the above company taking any action. An option On the ground was immedi- steiy secured by other parties who bad been waiting for the Copper Queen's option to expire. The names of the last people to secure temporary con- trol of tbs srruu1 ..va not vc: been made bublic.
 JGordon Jones, construction en- gineer at the new shelter plant at CliffJ Jn which is now rapidly nearing 1 completion at 6 cost of approximately two million dollsrs. on Sunday last ststed that unless some uniorseen de- lay occurs, the new plant would be ready for an initial run tie latter part of August.
 Important contracts are to he let by the Greenlee board of supervisors at their meeting next month. The board will receive bids for the build- ing of the Morenci road and the Dun- can Richmond road according to the profile and specifications prepared by County Surveyor H O Tunis. I. is estima ated that the Morenci road alone wiII iovs. .rpsvAi Ai.iaso.y :"oS;y ~mve thousand dollars.
 At Tucson, J l Lsbovich, who is
 wanted by the San Diego authorities says ths. be will fight e1traditiou. The San Diego police have applied al Sacramento for extrsdition papers
 The charge against Lsbovich wa: learned Tuesday when a warrant ar.
 rived from San Diego. The charse i: obtaining c promissory note under false pretenses. Lsbovich wac sn
 agent ot the New YorK Life Insurance company, it is said, and sold policy
 to man by the name of Pomoranz
 taking the lstter's nUte n payment o
 the remium Pomoranz claims thai
 he did not receive the policy
 Alberto Celsys and Mexican wo'
 man, formerly c school teacher in 6 private school at Nogsles, Ariz., vii
 be taken to No9ales by Immigration Inspector Huffman and deported tc 1 Sonora, from Tucson.
 I, That at least 20,0OO cattle were shipped out of the Salt River valley during the winter and spring is the conservative estimate of A c Mcqueen l live stock agent for the s F P & P
 Most of the cattle that were fattened have now been clipped, Mir Mcqueen says. Only 6 few remain and they will be gone within 6 week or two Top prices were received for them all |.
 Thomas Martin was working at the Spray chat, in the 400 loot level |, when 6 boulder fell from the roof, etrikins him in the back. He was rushed to the hospital, where it was found that his back had been broken. It is not thought that he will live. -Bisbee Review.
 TT Gull, who has been appointed local agent for the United States fsh com mission, at Yuma, has received notice that nun Der of young bl1ck | bass, perch and channe cats will be shipped to him for "planting" in the Colorado some time Tn August or September.
 | Hayden is to have . permanent [ fire organization as the result of . meeting held in the local school house by prominent residentsof Hayden.
 Plans Tor the union of the Presby" terisn and Congregational church of Tucson, which have been in progress for She past t~o weeks. did not meet with the unanimous approval o' the members of both bodies, and the idea of uniting the two organizations was dropped this week by those who had been instrumental in advocating the change.
 Genuine old fashioned molasses will te made from the sugsr cane which will be grown by the authori- ties at the Indian training school this