Tombstone epitaph., 1913-08-17

It is reported that within 50 osys the Hull and Cleopatra mines of Jerome will be in operation by sn Epglish syndicate and that H c Shotwell of Prescott will bs in charge @ manager.
 With an auto truck @ the motive power, the effect of drags on Arizons roads following storms, is to be thor-
 oughly tested. A few dsYs ago the board If control ordered . ten-top
 Saurer truck for the state engineers department. Within . short time
 the truck will be delivered st the stste
 prison tt Florence, where it is to be
 kept when not in use.
 | The Mexican who entered one of
 the apartments in Murphys hotel at Douglas was turned over to Deputy
 Sheriff c NJ Harris for preliminary
 hearing before Judge Msclay. This
 Mexican is . vicious looking fellow
 and . big notch in bis ear bore mute testimony of the effect of his hesdlouR plunge through the window when be escaped from the guest ct Murphys place on the night o! the attempted
 robbery
 As result of the conference held recently at Douglss between the Ad club and representatives of the city police and the sheriff's office. all 1 three orga ganizstioss are now banded 1 | together, pledged to work hard and l harmoniously for the suppression oi crime in Douglas.
 The peaches from Camp Verde. tbe t fruit ranch of Senator Clark, are on i, the market and are esid to be besuties liarge. ripe and luscious and are more
 in demand than the California product e from Banning.
 6 Negotiations were concluded 1T |. Prescott last week by which the 2 Champion mines in Crook canyor e were tsKen oyer by x H Getcheli h superintendent of the Y-P Minint f company. the sellers being Jsme
 Humphreys and W W Elliot. Tn,
 consideration was not given publicit, :, but that quite large payment va made Cn the bond and the lease exc ( cuted vas learned.
 al Walter J Johnson, representative o :, Luther Burbank, is back again look
 ing for land betseen Tucson and Cas V Grsnde for a spineless cactus farm When in Arizona before he was show tracts in the vicinity of Globe an, ,f Esmond.
 !" Road signs gre one of the most i'm
 pos.sSs essential in any country ,,. which is catering to the automobil
 trade and Pima county is in need c
 great many sign poets. In fac but few Of the roads are marked in sn. u manner and visitors arc continusll -- getting od the main high~sys ont
 some abandoned wood road with th
 result that they leave with the opin'
 ion that they have been trsvelin oyer the county roads and that the e were far from what might be expected C The P Ronstsdt compsny is at pres d ent signing all the main roads within o . radius Of thirty miles of Tucson.
 The Inspirations enormous plan o construction work is daily nesrinl
 the beginning of so.ual erection .
 Miami, and already some concrete i being poured into the iorms st tn s ore bin foundations near the tw, n main hoisting shs'ts in Webste T. guich,
 G Breton, who lives ip the vallsy U west of Douglas, yesterday concluded N to clean out . disused well on hi l. premises. The process discovered n enough teei hid.s to indicate ths l. there bss been some little cattle rust. }, ling done in the vicinity to the wes of Douglas. The matter will receivs r the attention of Sheriff Wheeler.
 Continuing his work oi organizing 6 the craftsman of Douglas into ubions General Organiser 0 N Feidsr recent Iy organized unions among the 6 plumbers end steam 6ttsrs, chaui- !, feur. and cooks and vaiters, much enthusiasm being shown in ell the
 new unions.
 Fl PAso advices gre to the effect
 that P NJ Schumacher, second vice
 president and traffic manager of the
 Southwestern sys,em, positively stat
 ed that on October 1ss Rock IsIsud freight vill be going over his syssem ;I The people of Parker, and . gotd , many others outsiie of the Colorado riser town, begin to hope that the time for the ops niog oi the Indian reservation is really not far disssot.
 Senator Stone, chairman oi the Ia-