Tombstone epitaph., 1913-08-31

lsgotan continue 70 A't'ect ettehtiop md claims owners are more convinced han ever that they have disooveYsd d . rich oil field. New claims are being taken up in that section rapidly.
 The Mount Graham Lumber company is working fuil time at its mill ct Columbine. Graham noun tsins, awing out 35 900 feet of lumber every day. The total amount of stsnding timter the compsny bss contracted for with the governmt nt is 5O, 900 900 feet. The machinery in- stalled by the company several weeks ego is working perfectly. The com- pany employs about 40 mon and the payroll amounts to about $20OO month.
 Active work has begun CD the ex1 csvation of the foundation for the new school building at Casa Grande. c G Houck securing the contract for doing the excavation at 35 cents per yard. On account of .he short time given to receive bids on the building the date for opening bids vas set for August 20 instead of August IF The school trustees gre making time one of the principal conside rstions and are anxious to have the building ready for occupancy the coming school term.
 Lieutenant Deppie, who, it is charged, instantly killed his sweet heart. Aela Msrquez. At the White Gro . entertainment, given ct Nsco. was removed from that place to Her. ] mosilio, having been convicted of murder. He was executed ct Her. mosillo Sunday evening. it is ssid al almost the identical hour that he fired the shot that ended the life o
 Mi-s Msrques. His trial was held sI Csnanes, but be was returned tc
 Nsco for . short time.
 The prisoners in the Pima county jail went on 6 hunger sirike severs days ago. They became dissatisfied
 with the food shat was being eervet
 them and refused to eat it. sssertinl
 that it was wsy'belos par. The coun ty authorities adopted sn "I-should
 worry" attitude and forced feeding We
 not even thought of. What resll.
 broke the back of the strike was tn arrest of two men for several day
 and they gratefully accepted the foo'
 tina. the other prisoners he'd declined Seeing that their dsmons,rstion woul, be unavsiling if strike breakers wer
 to be ueed. the hnnger.strikers hav
 since been accepting what was brough to them,
 : W H Watkins, accompanied by hi son, and who gas an old time ir:en, of Charles NJ Harris iu Mineral Wells , Texas. where be now resides, stoppe I over in DJuglas 10 visit MT Harris , He cslled at the office of Judg
 Msclsy and made inquiry ss to th , residence of MT Hsrris. and when in ] formed that Harris hsd dropped des oo the street the bight before, va shocked practically beyond the powe . of speech for . few seeonde.
 Negotiations are said Co bavebe el practically completed for the leasiD
 of the Twin Buttes mine by its Min
 nespolis owners to lessers who vii
 resume operations ct the property i, the near future and endesvor to pu 7 it back on . paying bssis. The con
 osotrstor at Olive camp is operstinl
 steadily. the recent, rsins having fur
 nisheo plenty of water for the con. csntrstor. The lack of water provst
 . serious handicap in the earlie stages of its operation.
 | As result of he recent activity ir
 Douglas labor circles, Labor day. Sep. tember l, will be observed this year q
 never before in the history of thai
 city. This was decided upon st ( meeting of the Central Labor Council 8 L Kingsn, attorney for defendant
 corporations, hss appealed so the CD. preme court from the judgment and order of the superior court denying
 motion for new trial. in the cult ol
 M 8 Rainier snd othss sgsinst the ssnts Cruz RessrvoiS Co. The csse sss tried before Judge 0'Connsr d Florence early in May. and the court found for the plaiotif's granting them sn iniopcsion restraining the reservoir company from interfering with their right to the use of the water of the Santa Crus river during ordinary flood periods.
 The work of lseasiss ths state higb- way sloas Chsssy Cssst. isen the