Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-21

DOoue occSoent near feeec0tt AOOuS l month ago, will coon be e good ss ,ser. Within . shost tims hs will throw sssy the crutches on which hs s now hobbliog about. This ssiufor. pstion vas brought to Phoenix by | Ernest Adsns. head accountant in the Enginser's ofice, who sent to Prescott to coni.r with his chief ou various problems of administration which had arisen.
 sY the result of letter sent to the tucson chamber oi commerce by Prof R H Forbes. director of the university st that place it is probable that no work will be done in the near future toward drilling for srtesian water ip the Sulphur Spring valley, which prov jecs was authorised at the laat meet ing of the state legislsture. The bill provides $7 500 for the work and also provides that the well must be sunk on . school section. the site to be chosen by the county board of super visors and the director of the expsri- ment station. the latter to have charge of the ~ort, which is to be done by contract, or otherwise, and is to con- nue until srtesisn water is struck or the $7, 300 is exhausted.
 On the night oi September l3, . huge Safety First" rally will be held ss the Y NJ c A st Douglas for the em oloyes of the Southwestern railroad and their families and the citizens of the town. Division Superintendent F B King, who is also chairman ftha the western division of the 'Saisty First" committee. is arranging the meeting. and expects it to Dc the largest and moss epthusisstic since the organization of the movement in shis section.
 Charged with beating his lsndlsdy out O. . $60 board bill, Bryt Lawlin. (
 Bisbee miner. was arrested on . wsr.
 rant sworn to by Mrs Nora Gormsp
 When tried before Judge High hs wsi
 found guilty and sentenced to ssrvs 90 Gsys in she county jail.
 | Although Prescott was not reprs.
 scented in the baseball, doings around
 Cisrksdsle on soodsy last. there wa
 certain iy plenty doing in that line
 The Jerome nine took . hard doughl
 game from an Indian team by SCOT,
 of 2 to 3. and Clsrkdsle won From
 Puntenney by . tally of 10 to 5. The maximum temperature ir
 Yuma Friday was I09 end the mesr
 average for the day wss 9l. which il
 five degrees above the normal. Whil,
 the weafher is hot for this time Of tb, year, Yuma is short io tempeSAiurt
 this sesson 554 degrees. Altogethel it hes been . cool summer.
 l R Fl Jones, chief engineer os th'
 new railroad surrey for the c < 1
 Mining company. motorsd into Tuo.
 son Friday with 0 Mcwsds. genera
 msosSer of the Csbsbi Mining com.
 psby. Thur day the surveying erss
 vas in the Santa Roes vsliey sboul
 four miles from the Csbsbi mining camp. siDoe leaving Tucson about August |. they surveyed sixty~fivs
 miles south west to the foot of tb< Csbsbi mountsiLs. Their route liet
 from Tucson to Ajo, . distance o about l26 mi'ss.
 Louie LeBasre, owner of group ol mines in Copper Basio, under develop mens, in sale pending. arrived in Prescott from his camp Thursday ior supplies. He stated the long tunnel has reached 3O0 feet in length snd in crosacuttine from the surface stsrac- tive mineral conditions were ssta blish- in the schistj formation. This property l. to bs exploited under ss~ gotistions ot sale so Colorado espi- talists, of which 0 Christensen is tho representative and is on the grouod. The LsBsre boldiogs are orsaeinx I much attention from their closs psox.. imi ' to the Commercial sod sre situated to the north, les than . nils distant.
 Margaret Haunes, actress, who elaine to bs the ''Coustsss Massssss Sos.sski" SsA ssiated to sbs So LouIs PoIish family oi sbss nsms, tried, is is alleged. so commit suieids wish polsos. Pbysiciaos saved her. She said sbs grandmother oi her husband, from whom she wss sepasstsd, he'd djsd leaving $s5.O00. ehs wanted to si- feet sspssdy rseoooiIissioe with tho count, tbersioss. bot eooid not locate him. Is is said failure on the staes sddsd o her dsspoedsosy.