Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-27

Francisco Lopez was brought back to Tucson from Noesles by County Ranger Mercer, and placed in the county jail. He is charged with the theft of saddle. He is also reported to have had horse in his possession for which he could not account. He had just been released from the coun. tv jail in Tucson and is an CT con- vict, having been released from Flor ence by Governor Hunt for ''good service" on May 2S. Recently he was csugh. on Meyer street with come clothing concealed io . coat which was . testimonial to his good conduct by Governor Hunt.
 Joseph Bsyley Corbett and Mics Hattie Severance Hall were married on July 3 at Los Anesles. Mir Cor bett was . former councilman ID Tue
 con. and st one time was . member of the state legislature from Pima couu- ty. For twenty years he sas travel. ing engineer for the Southern Pacific.
 He is now superintendent of motive
 power for the San Diego and Yuma
 railroad.
 | J NJ Hsckett, proprietor of the
 Rosario, one of the promising silver
 properties in the Santa Ritas, near
 Tucson, has entered the ist of ship
 pers. He has . number Of sacks all
 ready on the platform of the Espee.
 and more coming in as fast as they can be brought. The ore is ssid to be , high grade silver. It alec contains . quantity of lead.
 Contracts were closed Saturday by
 the Inspiration Consolidated Electric
 company, ss Globe. for hoisting
 equipment. the normal capacity of which is 10000 tons in IA hours when ) hoisting $50 feet. The new hois,s l will be of the fy-wheel type with Ward-Leonsrd control. They will be - automa ,io that is, they will continue to operate until the current is shut |. of.
 - A complete equipment for the Fort s Yuma hospital has been ordered 9 which will make the school hospital 0 one Of the best equipped in the south
 west. This will arrive before school
 opens in the fail.
 Robert Little IS at the old Domin- : ion hospital recovering from injuries | be received ~hen he vas drawn into q the machinery st the concensrstor. Austin B Lesis has accepted posi-. , ton with the Bank of Miami. which ]. he will fill temporarily during the l absence Of Mr Eiiery, who is taking 9 his vacation on the coast.
 The Globe city conncil signed con- E plsints to the state corporation com- mission sgsinst tbe Mountain States s Telephone & Tel graph company. l charging that the rates charged for ? teIepho e. electric and gss service in . that city IS too high.
 That the amount of money to be
 expended for buildings already in the process of construction, and for build. iDgs plano for which are bel ,g pre-. : pared at present. to,als $500 900. was the statement made by JM Cshoon of Tucson.
 Business and pleasure aas the oc.
 cssion of . large party of autoisss
 leaving Prescott on Tuesday for the
 we'll of the Verde Valley Oil company to witness the resumption of drilling.
 and to make . general inspection of
 that proposition, which is attracting
 considerable attention from deter-
 mutations made in recent months.
 The big rig is TOW under headwsy
 again under the direction of Fred 0
 Evans, who returned last week from
 the Califorpis oil fields.
 George B Ayers. messenger for the
 Gold Roads Mines company, brought
 in from that property to Kingmsn
 last Thursdsv, bar oi bullion worth s2O. 900, the clesn-up of the week.
 These little bars of the yellow metal are giving Mohave county the reputs- tion of being the grsstest gold pro- ducing county of the state.
 50 far from being burdeoed by ito heat. Yuma is literally coiniog sbst heat into dollars," ssid W E Barnes, travelling freight sDd passenger sgsnt for the Southern Psci6c. who return cd to Tucson Friday from visit to the Yuma valley. "Psaches. 6gs. | grapes. vstsrmelons. csussioupes, plums and ell kinds q vegetables sse being hauled into Yuma every oosn- ing 10 great wagon losds and arc cold very cbesply. but st profit 0 tho grower. J