Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-22

ASs oeOS0 4uIk We0 eotbousJ | burned Tuesday in the explostion of ] gasoline stove at Tucson. She and her husband, Nickel Turk, ran fruit 'tand there, Mrs Turk wss fillln9 he gasoline stove when the funnel and the gasoline caught fire.
 At Douglas, on account of the re- cent lawleesness in some si the negro clubs, steps have been taken by the city and county officials to close their doors.
 The :orest fire, which broke out ct the summit of the Finals Saturday destroyed over i35 acres of timber land.
 Many thousands of doiisrs' worth of severs will be laid in Tucson as the result of sn ordinance passed by the city council authorizing the issuance of sewer bonds running five years and bearing 6 per cent interest, payable eemi annually.
 San Simon is to have . bank or- gsnized by Alamagordo, N NJ. bsnk- CTS. It is to be known as the San Simon Valley bank, and the incor porators are: CE Mitchell, c NJ Hunter and John NJ Bowman, all of Alamsgordo. and the capital stock is $l0,OOO.
 To investigate conditions in Mexico R F Del vaIle of Los Angele', who has been mentioned ss President Wilson's probable sppointee as am- bas.sdor to MeIico, is to leave No- g.les for Hermosillo.
 The Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power company has made coun ter move in regard to the anticipated demand on the part of the city that they put their electric lighting wires underground in the business district
 Manager Russei has intimated to
 mem bers of the city government that
 bis company could not zee their way clear though the Mountain Ststes
 Telephone and Telegraph company
 has volunteered to put it's wires un-
 derground.
 One of the moot uniqTe machine ever seen in Phoenix is . "signa. graph" just received by John H Page of Nj E Leverich & Go. By using
 this maching anyone can sign hi'
 name in five places at once.
 Last week two great shipments o eullion were made from Kineman
 the Tom Reed sending to the mint $93 900 in bars and the Gold Roat $31 900.
 During the week steps looking to.
 ward the organization of sn automo.
 bile club in Warren district will bt
 taken. Recent large addition to ths
 number of cars operated in the dis.
 trict has csnsed still more favor, whil, the Fl Paso-Phoenix road race mskel need of such an organization. Tt conduct races A A A sanction must bs obtsinsd and c locsl organization affiliated with that association i.
 needed.
 In ao endeavor to place the blame for she destbs of William T MeaneI and Albert Hodge, two miners who were smothered beneath . cave-iu on drift from the 20O"foot level oI the Cssr shaft of the Copper Queen company, Captain Eodgeon, superin- tendent of the Copper Queen mines, led the questioning of witnesses. The inquest was held before Justice 2 " Tse==s :=! resulted ;: .c.- dict of rnavoit able accident.
 
 One of the moot phenominsl strikes in mining of high grade ore made in the recent history of the Patagonia mining district is reported e having been made by the Worlds Fair mine. A body of ore reputed to carry 5000 ounces or more in silver to the ton, with copper and gold values hss been opened up, and two carloads have been sacked ready fov shipment. Armed gusrds siand over the ore dump night and day and will accompany it to the smelter. Patseonis rumor de- elsres that the rich strike is between ten and twenty incbes in width in . much larger body of low grade ore.
 The Cocbiss County Damsise end Irrigation company, composed of Los Angeles and Douglss mea. end cspi- tsli.sd ct @ .O00, 0o0. hes occurred cop- trol of the wsssr rights in Rucker cany yoo, in the Chiri, sbua mountains Tor on irrigation projsss which would .ssve to water and ssndss fertile as Ill seasons . trac. of several thousand l scres in the Sulphur Spring valley. 1 This project is entirely independent ,t the Leslis canyon dam. ,