Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-02

,em 70 @ Der the data an present lt in proper form.
 A Tucson firm is having all sorts Of trouble getting . million ants which they are advertising for. The munificeot price of one buck per | lIqnid pint of ants doesn't seem to be tempting to the ant hunters at all And thus far DO ant captors have showed up st the store with cage of captive ants.
 Senator James 4 Harrison, presi- dent of the Santa Cruz Valley Bank aud Trust Company, who vac c can d.dsts for the United States collector ship st Nogales, h,e withdrawn from the race. which is now between Chss Hardy of Tucson. Phil Herold of No- gales and several 'dsrk horses."
 "Not guilty" was the pl=s entered SJ Rotsr. I Msshi, accused white- slaver, before Judge sastelle sstur- day. Msehi is cut on bond, and wben his case was called, responded promptly from the back of the court. room. The trial Of Maebl for the al . lesed importation of . woman for immoral purpose will begin on Wed- neejsy October 29. or ss soon there after ss it can be reached.
 For alleged violation of the neu- tIslity s~s of the United States, con- spiring to or actually sellirg srms and munitions of war to agents Of ore or more of the fsctions in Mexico, the
 Albert Steinfeld company of Tucson
 and Albert steinield. it's president.
 were indicted by the grand jury of the
 federal c'1rt in one of i,s sessions last week.
 Herbert B Aths, president snd manager of the Arizona Egyptian
 Cotton company. narro~ly sc-ped
 loosing his forearm at the cotton gin
 bv crushing Saturday afternoon al
 Phoenix, shortly sfter 3 o'clock wb .
 his band became caught in the roller.
 of the gin, and sss pulled in up to the
 wrist. Fortunately the belt connect
 ing the machine with the motor wa.
 loose and slipped of, stopping the
 machinery.
 Inc drunken brasl at Guthrie
 near Clifton, CD Sunday evening,
 shortly after seven o'clock, 6 Mexican
 nsmed Cesenos wss slsshed scro.e the
 throat with knife in the hands ol
 Nester Flores. The wounded man
 staggered across .tbe railroad tracl.
 and fell unconscious on the depo, platform and shortly afterwards the
 asesilsnt wss taken into custody. As . result of the attack Cesenos sus-
 tAined severed wind pipe and seve ral
 ugly gasbes around the neck, but ior- tunstely, the juRIsr vein was not se- vered and the indications are that the wounded man will recover.
 The new c & A smelter is rapidly nearing completion. Sunday the conyeyor belts carried their 6rst loads of ore in to the new sampler, which was put into commission The coz veyor beits which will ultimately carry all the ore for the two big bias, furnaces from the bedding pit, were also tried oot, and gave promise Of being in perfect working condition when the bedding svstem is con pleted in fes days and the machinery stsrted William Goehring, the mining superintendent Of the c < A ct Doce- la'. was present and expressed himselI e hsins pleased with the sryout.
 The public health lectures given in the :ss:e under the suepices of the University of Arizona, the Arizons Medical association and the Amsrican Medical association will begin in Douglss, in the week of November F. These lectures are the result of . pro- petition made by the Univereity ct ths Bisbse meeting Of the speculation [ in 1912. Dr Wilde, president oi the l university. had been invited by the association to attend the meeting and l present paper. snd in connection with the paper, took the occasion to request for the upivsrsity the good sill oi the association. and its CO., operation in public service.
 Juan Psrrs Mexican who con- sssed that he made his living by ':Sss:Ss pSeseis, wss pisce6 under sr- sst Sunday by Chief oi Police Ksea, D . DouRiss ssloon. The city and ounsy oficsrs are nov bunting for is partner in crime who, Para claims ,srtssed the loot they obssinsd. 1hers will be five baods ct the fair | bis year to discourse music so the ss- ' ,mDled shoussnds. These bands are ,s Calumet band of Clifton, the First 'imsnt Arisops National Gusrd