Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-06

'f April was issued q. cont by Judge 'hute. The court took this action ip 'rder that most of the lesser cases night be cleared up before Plennie Stokes appears on . charge of murder April l4,h.
 As result of the overlooking of . crane with large and bulky girder As the new smelter last week. John age 39 foreman of c con- struction gang at Clifton. was struck | on the bead by the boom and glider as it fe'l to the ground. His eku'l was crushed and the injured man lived less then half hour after beira hun. ried to the A c company hospital op . special train.
 The S~snsea mines and smelter closed down for . period o' about siI weeks last Saturday. The shu,doxn is for the purpose of enabling tEe compsoy to arrange for future 6nsn- cial contingencies General Manager c Cierc is LOW in Europe, and it is expected that the company will soon have all the money it requires to ib- augurate extensive money develop mens. as we'll as for the purpose of remodeling its snelter plant.
 An additional fact that Bisbee Is growing steadily will be forthcoming shortly in the filing of the report of School Census Msrsbsl J c Pritchard. Mir Pritchsrd bss 60 far couuted few more than 25UO children of school sge in the district. and he is not ye, quite through with his work.
 Governor Hunt yesterday granted c requisition from the eoverno. of Mississippi for the person of Sam G Thompson. who is wanted at Water. bury, of that state for alleged bur- glary. RG Murray, the officer from Missi.sippi srrived yesterday morning and obtained the necessary papers.
 Andrew Arnaut, c Slavonian age about 25 years. ~as shot and probably fatally wounded, about 5:l5 o'clock Sunday afternoon, while attacking
 Albert Rust, aged about B day che' ct the W bite House ca in Douglas Arnaut was striking at Rust, ac- cording to the statement Of Rust and others. when Rust pulled a email re- volver from his pocket and fired one shot. This took effect iu the sbdo. men of Arnsut Rus, is under ar. rect.
 The funeral services over the bodie. Of MaIimo and Enrique Bautists, who were shot down near the inter national line in Nsco. Sonora. Tues- day. were held at the home Of W B Campbell at Nsco The bodies were brought to Bisbee and in,erment made iD Evergreen cemetery.
 Adonis Rouselle. Southern Pacific fireman, who raced to Tucson from Dragoon, when he was informed of the fatal burning of his wife in 6 kerosene explosion, had . few min utes talk with her. She died at l:45 o'clock. Mrs Rou elle used kerosene instead of kipdling. because it wac cheaper, according to her lsndlady.
 Cfarsed with absn loning his cbild wife of sixteen yesrs. Charles A Allen appeared for preliminary hearing be. lore Judge Speed, at Douglas. Allen hss been conducting . cook tent for the carnival DOW showing in that city, and was preparing to leave the city when he was arrested upon tbe charge
 "Booze did it," was the explanation of W F Soathers for his passing a bad check on the Douglas Hsrdwa com psny and one on the Gsdsden hotel. He waived examination before Judge Speed and Was bound over to ssait the action of the superior court under $500 bond.
 Uoder the charge O. throwing two bottles filled with champagne at an employ Of the Annex re.tsursnt at Pre- colt, Blanche Burrell was s,. rsigned before Judge McLsne.
 Thomss K Askins. chief of police of 1 Phoenix. laid down the gage Of battle l 70 the city council msking it plain to I be mayor and councilmen that if he sas to be ousted from of6ce. it would 'e after written charges have been lied. in accordance with the city or. ,osnos. . trial in open meeting of he council had, and the chsrgss roven. The question can only be sken up sta regular meeting. and rondsy, April 2. the date Of the next gathering of the aldermen, Ill probably witness the bearing. The school census just completed 'ows that there are 3 ,s9l child ., school sgs in Tucson. Many of 'em attend private scboois, Thsrs