Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14

Ah, was only .bru sed. Their com. binsd efforts rish'ed the car ard re- |eased Attorney Hsrris who "a. found to bs badly injured.
 Hon 0 Nj Zsnder, chairman of the Arizona state tex com mission and delegate from this state to the Ma tional Tax conference at Buffalo this summer, returned recently from six wesk's trip throughout the Uoited states. Primarily. Mir Zsnder's journey Wa- taken in the intertsts os taxation matter spd during his sb sencs from his offi e at the tate h, u.s be took advantage ci every pessible opportunity to inquire into the differ ept msnnere end methods used by the various assessors and taxing suthori ties in the different states ~hich b.
 visited.
 An engagement of eta e-wide in-
 terest wss announced during the past
 week, for Miss Mildred Birdno and Eiward Larson number their friends by the hundreds. Miss Birdno is the daughter of Mrs and Mrs John J Birduo, aud . member of one of the
 oldest families in Arizona. To all
 who are familiar with the history of
 she s.ate the Birdno name is known.
 Mr Birdno has occupied many posi-
 tions oi importance. is now receiver oI
 the land office, and it is .aid that all
 the federal officers are to attend the
 wedding. which will take place ai
 three o'clock on the afternoon of De-
 cember IS. Judge W H Sswteile i'
 to officiate. Miss Birdno is . clever
 newspaper woman and . brilliant
 pianist. Mir Lsreon is a we'll knowr
 ius' pessmsn of Ssfford, where tb'
 young ok will take up their resi-
 dence.
 Tbe new weights and measures law 1 effective October 1 will be the subjec o:s conference of the grocery dealer of Phoenix as 3 o'clock Monday after , noon at the Board of Trade building The original get ~ss passed by tb . session of the legislature in 1912, sn, ] amended by the last session toinclud 2 seversl articles not before mentione , io che act. All merchants will hay
 sn opportunity to review these amend ? ments and fsmilisrize themselves wit , the weights and measures law, ss no' } {, effect. The call is issued by tn 3 Merchants and tManufsctorers' ssso ? citation, of which H NJ Clemens
 secretary. All merchants insereste I are urged to attend the meeting, (
 as to be frlly informed of the pro
 vfsions of the law. and the proper rt quirements for iss observance. al Within the next ten days or tw c weeks the property Of the SuDfow' d Cinnabsr Mining compshy, eigh, C miles northess. Of Phoenix in tt 6 Mssst.l mountains. will be sold e foreign synpicste for $2.5O0,OC . cssb. To this company there are Il d stockholders, nearly all local person, c They viii receive .soproxinstel d $7.8S share for stock they bought : from 50c to $l shsre.
 l. Ao earthquake shock that ,attie the windows and in one or two place threw dishes from the shelves c,
 cured st Winslow at 5:l5 o'clock i, m Friday.
 [ George Baker. . mining man, sl [ rived in Nogsles Saturday from tt Q Mexican territory of Topic. bringiu d the first authentic accounts Of tt killing ct Husjoori. Topic on Sep { tsDber 2 last, of his partner. Morr c Root Baker said that on the de 2 Root was shot their eighty MeIica 0 employees became drunk st . celebrs tion over . constitutionahst victor, ' They ves.d Root's revolver sn
 sought bis own premises to sttsc
 him. One of ,be celebrstors s,atbe Root through the heart from beh,u
 and inflicted other knife wounds , Taking the revolver and the blood |. stsioed knife, the Mexicans advance on Baker, demsnding money. Bake
 managed to evsde them and after re
 msining long enough in the neigh [ bosbood to give Root decent buris be lefe for the north.