Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-15


 CHI Cordes. of the Turkey Greek district of Yavspai county sas visi. tor io Prescott Saturday, and while there informed the newspaper men that heavy cattle shipmeats are now being made from Mayer and Turkey, sggreaating several thousaud head. The country is dry and grazing condi- tions. according to MT Cordes, are ex- .,emely poor. Two women of the half. world. put the town of Humboldt, Ysvapsi couu.. ty on the run by indulging in . bit of gun play that reminded the old.imers of the real bod days of years pact. Both were armed with big 45s. and before they had 6 nj he'd shooting ct each other, the population of the town had taken to the tall ,imter. Both were arrested and fined.
 The junior-ser for high school dance given ct the Santa Rita hotel in Tue .on last week, wac the scene of rather lively time during ,hs first part of the ev ming. Two of the iuniors were kidnsppsd by two of the upper cl.ss- men and taken out of the city about five miles and had to walk back 10 town. Several other 6ghts were ip- duieed in by the clssees. but no one suff red any more than to have their clothes soiled.
 The clerks rf the stores of Douglas will meet CD mssse to organize . local union. It is not known .. yetwheth. CT they will try to affiliate with the Interoationsl Union of clerks or not. National organization is very large and includes practically every clerk in every city of consequence in the ooun.'
 try.
 ,I A report sent to the Tucson Citizen
 from Nogales the o'hsr day descsibed
 g battle between the eeonstitutiouAlists
 and the fedeFslr, in Wbich the former were badly beaten.
 WG CroWder. the bee and honey , ] king of he valley, has moved to Yuma
 snd viii purchase property sni.atly
 located for bee culture. He has l7OO
 hives; has sold one carload of honey I (3nO csses) st 6 cents per pound Co :, Hamilton & Mepdcrscn Of Los An-
 geies. The honey brought him $l 500
 fob Yuma. He will have about 1 five csrlouds this season. and possibly . more.
 l wv Wishnn. . mining enginee, s of Butte, Mont. has been in Pats. s gouis this week ct the Trsnch mine in , 'be Harshaw district, with John Hoy |, who now owns the Trench. 9 The report vas about Donglas tbe 1 last part of last week to the effect the. Augustin Camau, formerly commits
 srio st Fl Tigre. had crossed the line
 from the United States into old Mexi-
 co and had attempted to take the
 came petition in ARus Prieta by force. |. CsmUu, when seen abou, ,he matter,
 deni. the rumor and pronounced it ss idle and ridiculous.
 ruling has been made by the board of health of Cochise county which prohibits ;the slsuahtering os cattle for meat purposss between the
 hou's of . ID and 6 p m during the summer months of the year. Also
 all beef intended for the markets must
 bs brought from the slaughter pen to
 the place Of sale in closed sacks.
 Cattle sold and shipped by the various rsilsosds out of Tue on dur ing the month of May amounted to $500, 900 in cold cash, according to Roy Miles, cattle inspector for the district. The number shipped wss IS .6O2 hesd. Moet of the cattle scot to Teze.. Ao:::ss sud Nevada. Some few were shipped to Colorado and few to CslIfornis. Twenty-fve dol. ls wss the average price paid 10, yesrlings. $29 for swo-year-olds. and $34 for threes.
 P0uodmsster Lorenzo McCormick of Tucson hss informed the city os- 6ciais that he is going to resign. Mccormick has made such threats before but declares that he will make good shis time. The req on for bi. !! resignation is that he can not make . living from the animals which 10 ss- tray oo the streets snd are empound- ed. Another argument against the sutomv bile.
 ACochise culpEit, we'll koowo in 0eoslas po,iss eiso'es, ~as hal,d up 1 before Judge M.clsy for crue Iy as- ssulsing bis bride of twa moptbs. He vss given 100 days. In less then one seek after his sr- , rival in Arisons. J B Dam, ot, ,Dsnvil . Ill., olossd the deal for taking over .