Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-19

seven examinations will be held in Phoesix February s and 6. The ex- sminations will include for the posi- tion oi engineer. sswyer and general mechanic in the Indian service. which psys $l200 year. There is vacancy io the Fort Belknsp agency iu Mon. tana. Au examination will also be | held to fill vacancies in the Western Navajo agency in Arisons. which pays $l20O year. Other examins- tions will include tboee flor sssistsnt chemist. surveyor, drsftsmeu. etc.
 The Arizona Power company res cently instslisd transformers ct their s.a,ion which ~iil furnish power for
 pumping water from Del Rio to Pres-
 cot city reservoir. It is expected
 that the saving to Prescott will run
 into several thousand dollars annual
 ly
 George D McDili. field secretary of
 the Young Mems Christian sssocia-
 ton in the western states, will come
 to Tucson from Chicago coon to con- Ter with the board of trustees of the Y MCA A building fund, the person. nel of which was made public We'd
 nesday Upon completion of the building and organization of the as-
 eoci.tion it will be turned over to the national association.
 Owioe to delay caused by indictment
 weather and loss Of entry blanks in the mail. the Arizona Poultry ssso-
 citation st Phoenix has dec ded 10 re-
 ceive entries to the poultry chow up
 to Monday noon. Several huDdred entries have been made.
 CJ Price, consulting engineer for
 the British government. is in Tucson
 He has come to make an inspection of the High Jinks mine for private parties. Price is educating his dsugh- ters in the United Ststes and recently
 returned to this country from South Africa to visit them.
 State Engineer Lamar Coth has just made . complete inspection of she rosds of Yavspsi county. The Santa Fe company is laying ties and rsils along the stretch of grade between the Tennessee mine and the bunkers of the Rainbow Mountain company at Chloride, Mo- have county. A week will see the work completed and then the ship-
 ment of Rainbow ore to the Need'er smelter will commence.
 There is in process of formation an
 organization of taxpayers of Msricopa county that will become one unit of
 sssts- wide league. 1t is expected
 that the league will be formed with not less than loo members.
 The Coneer mine in the Cherry Greek district, near Prescott, was in operation about thirty years ago and
 at the time bsd come hing of . repu- tstion tor the high grade oi it's ores.
 A small mill was used in reducing the
 ores and it is said is was not we'll
 adapted to the treatment of the ores.
 The recent owner of the Conger and
 other clsims is the Cactus Gold Min
 ing compsny, and this company is de-
 veloping tbe Conger under new meth- ods end is confident that the property has great merit and will turn out to bs one of tbe big producers of the stste.
 As sn adjo1rned session of the city council of Douglas, Friday night. Al. dermsn Zsitlin resigned, much to the surprise of the eotirs body. Alder man Thompson srose end stated that . scsItsin member of the council was ineligible hscanse he had moved out ef ] che ward from which he was elected. Immediately Zeitlin arose and ten desed bis resieostion.
 Two hundred Mexican federal sol- d,ers, partly Mexicsns and partly Ys- qui Indisns. arrived iD Agus Priets Friday under command of General Moreno They came overland from CAssnss during the bitter cold and sonsred intensely.
 Deputy Sheriff BurneiI was . con 6rwsd bachelor oi Prescott. but Cupid wipksd at hin recently and the re. Duls is that Miss Eva Gibbons Wbo uas. is DOW Mn Deputy Sheriff Bur- nslL Both the young people were yell kn0wn in Prescott sod vicinity.
 WE HarTis fell into we'll on his 'snch about one mile southesst of YsegeT siding, and wss instantly titled. He plunssl into the opening Isd fell so che bottom. . distance of bout l50 iset, into water esehtssn - dsep. His backbone wss broken y shs islL .