Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20

 hospital that suitable accommodations | might be provided.
 Mise Flora, daughter of Mir and Mrs David Cliff, died a. Thatcher Sunday morning. the result of injuries GUS tsined while buggy riding a week be- fore her death. The parents although very brave in their sorrow, are almost broken hearted.
 CM Layton of Stafford, returned Co that city from an exte nded trip over ths southern part of Afizons. He
 iound that the nay consumer prefer
 he Gila valley, but insist tha, the
 bales are too large, that they shoulo
 not be made heavier than sixty
 pounds
 A petition has been sent to the post
 C flee department askii z for tine es-
 tsblis meut of free rural mail deiiv-
 cry route from Ssfford throughout
 the artesisn belt, and will probably be granted.
 Colonel Nathan Ward Fitzgerald ,
 stopped off ai Drsgoou a feS dsys, to , renew his sealed frendsbip with J B Stone. Colonel Fitzgerald is s lec. !.
 turer and writer ot considerable note being the author of " Memo:isl Poem '' , adopted by the G A R. also "An Epic |, on Palestine" He promises to re- turn to us soon, and lecture, which
 will be rare treat.
 Jonsthon Hoops. nearing 80, al- most as spry as a boy, was throsr from buggy Thursday morning, neal s Safford and badly hurt.l
 MT F Bsuks, from the Sulphur Q Spring valley. is in Ihstcher buyin. a up milk cows. Mir Banks report
 crop prospects encouraging and tha n the country is developing into [ n farming instesd O. 6 stock raisini R country.
 Noah Hsydon. Of the mechanics h department at the United Glob
 mine. at Globe, has perfected a device ,s which he expects vii! result in tn II saving ot millions of dyIlsrs to th n railroads. The invention is an i'm 70 proved railroad track joint. ,s That dispatch which has been goin k the rounds of certain Arizons paper d about c move in tn g county to recaI
 Senators Wood aud Cuuniff come
 under the head of political Dytbolog not having its starting point with an
 mentionsble number of the peOpi a Of this county the very large msjori ., ty ol the latter being very well sstis
 fled with Wood and Cupiff.-Couriei D. James A Csrty, for twenty-fy @ years . resident of Ysvspsi county d aad who in l9ts was blinded by e. blast in mine died at the count , hospital at Prescott. on Thursds,
 April 10.
 ly Pioneer Ramboz hes been abseu r. from the Pioneer Home since Sunda o! April 6, leaving Of this own accord an II without notifying The superintendent tt It is reported that he is sojourniu
 in Kirkland Valley,
 s- FM Anderson, of Prescott. was il ,e the city lat week and made arrange ls ments, we understand, to locate in It Johns He is interested in minin ,e properties in the southern part Of th 0 state, but will turn his attention t d the real estate business at this place !. The Observer. St Johns. 'e Harry Batss, alias Larry Dean n pleaded guilty to the charge of rob IT ping the store of Lee King, Chi nese merchant of South Meyer street p Tucson. Bates had been in the hos pitai since the night of the robbery '' recovering from two pistol wounds in |. D fiicted by King. He was brough. te
 ths city and placed in the county
 jail. He was arrsjgned and held te the superior court.
 DrF P Blskes is mourningt he , loss of house from his ranch on the
 mesa. The house was IA by I6 feet
 and had been used for homestead pur.
 poses' It had been vacant for come
 time. When the doctor visited his
 claim come time ago. he found that
 his honse was gene. Now the doctor does not know whether it was lost in Kaneas tornado CT whether some good neighbor moved it over into
 Mexico.
 | A large realty deal in nor bern Sonora, wac completed in Dougls when the Wheeler Land Company, through it's vice president, Frank N Watts, of Douglas. signed . contract for the sale oi 25.CO0 acres of land sur- rounding Fl Tsmblor mine and tep miles south Of Fl Tiere. with W Li Rynerson Mir kynerson clinched | fhe hs yosin bv mG kir0 hi. firss nav.