Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05


 the scepe of . daring hold.up in which the Johnson sAloon was entered and the cash register stripped of sll ,ts contents Two masked men pulled of the trick but miscslculatsd the time for the greatest amount Of money to be on hand and only sue ceeded in getting $a0 ont of the till.
 Mrs Heck Marley, wife of . cattle man of the Window section. vas so- cidentslIy shot and killed last Frids. when she was getting into an engine q Sunshine to go back to Window The lady had been bunting rabbits in Che neighborhood and upon climbing iuto the engine the gun che had went of. the ball oi the ..riHs entering her body under the jaw and ranging up- ward. Death came before the engine cached Winslow.
 Last ~eek Flsgstsff had . psomi- nent vi.itor in the person of Hon Loudep, United States minister 10 the Netherlands. The Min,ster was taken charge of by the mayor and shown the beauties snd wonders of the sec ticn. He expressed himself as being greatly pleased with the country and sith the climate.
 John NJ Ormsby. who has been in the employ of the Arizona National bank in Tucson for the past Is yesrs ss assistant cashier and cashier, has rendered his resignation to take effect Januery let, and has accepted . eimi- lar position in the Valley Bank of Pnoenix.
 Frederick Fl Newell, director of the United States reclamation service, ar rved in Phoenix Friday morning. He V Il confer with the maintenance and operation men of the Salt river project and Monday with represents. ,ives from the six great reclamation distric into which the wees is die yided. Both conferences are to be held at the Water Users' building.
 General Emilio Csmps's eleven fol- lowers, whom he left behind in Phoe- nix, when he made his sensational I flight across the boider recently, have followed him into Mexico and gre probaely nov making tbeir way to. ward the Orolco command in the state Of Chihuabua. It is general y believed that Camps is on hia say to | join Or ECO, who is in Cbibuabus Monday morning te frss steps will be taken toward the building O the new home of she Arizona Gazette in Phoenix. The four-story block of which the Gazette will occupy two. thirdt of the entire main floor and . part oi sbe tasemsnt, viii be ready for occupancy August 1. The build. 
 ing will be known e the Noll block. Fifteen million gsllons of water pumped at the Douglas city water station during the month of October was wssted, according to the report O City Water Superintendent Thomp. son O: that city. Mir Thompson claims that something over half of sbe water pumped at the station wss wasted.
 Two little Mexican boys. aged eleven yesre. ere in the Phoenix jail, charged with robbery. The boys held up Roy Heine, aged twelve, and stole $2 50 from him. for which they will be sent to the reform school. One of the little felIows.J Ruiz by name, robbed the Phoeoix cyclery when be vas bot six years of age. He was also im- plIcs,ed in other robberiss at various timee.
 At Flsgstsff. Antonio Ortiz. . young man about twenty six years of sge, fell under the sbseis of . freight train Wednesday night and one leg was so badly crushed as to neces ,itate smputstiou.
 Palomas Valley, about l04 miles southwest of Phoenix. has been pur- etssed by San Diego capitalists. There are 1 900 acres of rich land in this section which is in sbe lower Gils valley. Tbe consideration wss sp- proximately . quarter O! . million dollsTs.
 The executive committee appointed iron. the bosrd of trade io Phoenix was in session Tbursdsy. sub-com- mittees were appointed and plane formulated for one of the erspdess celebrations h the hissosy of the vest. It was decided that the isssival shouh lsst over two days. February 14 and l5. A prize oi $l0 wss offered for shs | best name. The next luestipe will l be held Jsnuasy 8. -
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