Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-20

Wallace E McKsehap, who will head the Safety First division .: the Copper Queen Mining company, vii actively take up the duties oi the new work ss soon as he is able to put aside some matters of detail which he has still to dispose of in connection with | his duties as foreman at the Gardner, c position he has filled for some years.
 F L Haworth resigued as City Ate torney at Prescott at the regular monthly meeting of the City Council Monday evening, his resignation to take effect on the first of next month. The reason given for this unexpected and surprising action was ill health.
 Announcing that it was too warm and uuo comfortable for men to sppre- ciste religion with their costs on dur ing the present heated term, the Rev J Andrew Arneti took step toward rendering the Methodist Episcopal church at Douglas . popular one when he set sn example by removing his ccat during the service last Sun day morning,
 l Almost on the eve Of reunion with his wife, who he left in Italy several yesrs ago when he came to tbis country to make his fortune. Joe Fsletti, an Itslian miner. sttem pted to take his own life Sunday evening. He shot himself through the left lug and may die from the wound. Mrs Fsletti called from Italy last week and is expected to arrive in Globe within the next ten days. Her hrs- band was in the best of g 5od spirits e short time before be shot himself and bad confded to friends that he wac happy Tor the fret time since he bad departed from his home abroad. An. ticipation of the early arrival of hi
 mate had overjoyed the miner. IT | view of these circumstances the su'
 thorities are at 6 loss to solve th, mystery of the motive for the attempt
 ed suicide Fsletti was alone in [
 house at the time.
 Sheriff Keeler, of Yavspsi, has re.
 ceived dispatch from Clyde 0 Golfer at Kipgmsn, which stated that Emor, Blevins had been blown up with gian
 powder in that city and the woundst man is in dangerous condition. In accident occurred on July 3. and it i believed was due to handling this e1 : plosive in firing salutes for the nats . day celebration. The unfortunst
 man is . miner and formerly resided
 in Prescott. His brother. Morri
 Blevins, is supposed 10 be at som,
 adjacent camp, and he also has rela
 .;ycs named Pembe::on in that !ocs! ity.
 T At the Calumet and Arizona, so1tl of Superior, the sbsft is now belov the 4O0-foot depth and . station il
 being GU. at that point for installation
 of pump, the shaft having developed
 . flow of 10 900 gallons Of water ever,
 twenty four hours during the pas
 month.
 Cost of living in the Warren dis. trict wac . matter thst overshadoweG in interest all others thst came befor. the board of directors of the commer. cisl club at its meeting this week. A committee to investigate the subject had been appointed East April and has ever since been engaged in considera tion of the matter in its various as- poets Several partial reports had been received and the final r, port had been awaited with interest. It was resd in full to the rectors who passed 6 vote of thanks 10 the committee for the care. psinstakinR and detail it h,d shown In it's investigation and report Charged with perjury jo attempting to obtain c license Co marry-a girl under the legal sge. Mir A V Deel sp- peared before Judge Nash and was bound over to the next term Of court. Bond was fixsd st $500, which was furnished. Deel was arrested Satur- day charged with attempting to se- cure license to marry Fife Davis, and gave her sge at IS yesre, when in reality it is claimed her age wss but IA. A.-Arizons Belt.
 Suit has been instituted against the Santa Fe railroad by Csrow Brothers, cattlemen of Kingman, for damage to the extent of 5000 on account of cat- tle the plaintiffs sllege the defendant eorporaticn'e trsins have killed. This is one of shs largest damage suits oi its kind ever recorded in this state.
 Peter Reed, . we'll known pioneer of Arisons, passed away in Prescott . few days ago. The deceased sucs cumbsd to paralysis which affected the left side of his body. after many ysars of illnsss. Old age crept upon him,