Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13

other goods by fire Friday afternoon st their camp near the summit on the Copper Bssin highway, where they were ct work repsiriog the grade for the county. When the fire wac discovered they were about POO yards distant, and reaching the camp were unable to cave the smailest amount of the equipment.
 VIC Scott, who has been in charge of the Clay mine of the Arizona Cop per company. has been transferred to the management of the same com- pany's mines at Metcslf, succeeding Superintendent Scotland, who has been promoted to general mining | superintendent of the mines at Met- calf and Morenci.
 A dog belonging to JspaIese restaurant proprietor in Tucson. be- lieved to have been suffering from
 hydrophobia ran amuck a1d, sccord-
 ing to the police, bi, five persons and a. least .~sn.y dogs before i; was
 finally killed. The head of the ami
 nal was sent to the university lsbora-
 tory where Sta'e Bacteria losist Me.
 serve will make an andy is to learn if
 the amin al wac infected.
 The preliminary examination Of
 Leonard White for the killing Cf A
 NJ Cameron wss held at Congress
 Junction before Judge Luke and the
 accused was held to the superior court for trial without bail.
 Mise Bessie Marsh of New York, and Walter Lethbridge, c we'll known Fl Paso and Southwestern employe were married recently in Brooklyn according to message received by his Douglas friends. They are now in New York City spending their honeymoon but are expected to re- turn to Douglas shortly to make their home.
 That the plans for tie formation O!
 co operstiva company to handle fruit and vegetables, to be composed of Tue
 son people, both Chinese and AmeIi- cane has fal.en through for the time being, was the statement of Ho Lee a wealthy Chinese merchant of Lo'
 Angeles, who has been in Tucson thu { past few dave. It was given out tha' s he came here in furtherance of plani . (, promote better ieeling in tht United Ststes towards the Lhiuese . He left for Los Angeles
 e The 7-year old son of Mir and Mir, P. B B Dolly. while ridings bicycle on !, Sunday morning, at Prescott, collided
 with an automobile and was throsr
 to the ground. causing c fracture o
 nis right leg below the knee. n On Saturday last at Prescott, Tho: :. Allsap and the shree Dca.::o brothers e had their hearing upon a charge O Q cruelty to anim ale. brought by Georg, l, Hanson. After hearing the ts.ti. Q mony, County Attorney O'Suiiivsr
 moved that the case be dismissed fo want of evidence, and the case wal 4 accordingly dismissed by Justice Nc.
 Lane.
 D Independence Day was celebrated g on the Parker reservation with ( t strange mixture of Indian ceremonies
 ard "white man's" games. Int , older Indians held their ususl pow . WOW which is Interesting to an Amer. . ican even though be does not under stand it. The younger Indiane held . races and enjoyed the day very much after the manner O! Young America . Cement plant st Phoenix now in operation. Phoenix and, vicinity 2 u-es 300 barrels daily. Power for cement plant supplied from Salt River irrigation system. Opportuni- ties for industrial plants gre splendid
 Shipments of cattle from Salt River Valley points totslej over 20.- 900 head for winter season of l9ls- 1913. Top prices were received. Big
 punches of dairy stock are heinz brought it to the valley on account of scarcity of feed outside of Arizona,
 Water from Roosevelt Reservoir is
 keeping great ields of alfalfa and other crops fresh and green.
 Postal officials estimate population
 of Phoenix ss 2l 900. There are
 and l-8 square miles within the city
 limits. Mail is served by thirteen
 csFriers.
 The Salt River valley is the ex-
 clusive Egyptian cotton locality. It
 grows nowhere else in the United
 States. Some 3 800 acres gre in crop.
 The yield is valued At 500 900 or
 more. Attractive offers are being
 made so-picksss. They are to be
 given opportunity to lease on easy
 terms ten 0r twenty scre tracts when
 picking sesson is over.