Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-02

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 Glass Falls from Frame
 With a crash like the CT explosion of . | dynamite charge, a twenty y-by-twelve. | foot glsss window fell out of its frame in the south side of the Adams hotel st Pboenix and wa. shattered on the sidewalk, late Wednesday afternoon. W K Bertram, an electrician working on the repairs to the Adams lunch. room, received cuts about the hands. but ~as the only person injured by the flying slass.
 Instantly Killed By Fall
 Fslliog from the rsilroad bridge about midway between Crittenden and Sonoi,a, . man by the name of Harris ~ho was working with . bridge gang, in repairing the bridge, alighted among . pile of rocks and wssiss'ant- iy killed Thursdsy afternoon. As far as could be learoed no one knowe ex- actly how be fell bu, be is supposed to have lost his balance. He is reported as having recently taken up hone. stead in ibe vicinity of Sonoits.
 Searching for Son
 When Mary A Lavender lay sick in an eastern city last year her son Basil F. Brady visited her twice and because she was unconscious and did not know him. he declared that he would never look st her again. Now Mrs Lavender has recovered and ie searching for her son. Sbe hss writ- ten to the chiefs- of-police in all the large cities in the United States giv- ing 6 description of her son. She stAtes that che hse not the money needful for an extended search, but she hopes that the let,ers sbe is send : ing out will accomplish tbs purpose.
 Brady is 26 years of age. Anyone
 who has any information of him is asked to comm anicate with Mrs
 Lavender.
 Accepts Appointment.
 Dr H E A Chandler, head of the
 department of economies in the Uni
 versity of Ari1ors accepted the sp-
 pointment given him by Governor
 Hunt as one of the three delegates to
 the eighth annual conference on tax stion to be held in Denver Sept. s to
 II. c NJ Zsnder and CM Howe, members of the state tax commission
 will be the other two delegates. Dr Chandler is spending the summer ip Chicago and will come to Denver oo his return to Arizona.
 Dies from Poison Acsrns
 | Following yio ent illness and con- vulsions since Sunday, the two and . half year old con of MT and Mrs Alex l Wsliers of Bisbee died ct their home in Tom bsione canyon Monday morn ing The cause of death is Ascribed by physicians 10 poisoning resultant from eating wild scorns, which the little one was given innocently by smsll plsymsses last Sunday morning. Eve erything possible wss doce to over- cone the poison, but in vain. the frail constitution of the little enc lacking the strength to throw of the poison. Was 0rozco Man
 A Mexican wac brought to one of the Moreaci hospitals Saturday night sufferiug iron. . broken jaw and other injuries, which be received while ar. dently defending the csuse of Oro.co in Guthrie. Being the only Ososco man in . party of nine or ten enthusi- acts, who had mixed more enthusiast. | over barrel of wine, it is doubtful if 1 the patriot would have survived had not Sheriff Patty come to his rescue st the psychological moment. As it is there is some doubt expressed of his ultimate recovery.
 Thirteen Mexicans Deported
 Thirteen Mexicsns were deportsd Monday morning, among them Csp. rs;Do Sucero who was chief of police ct Gusymas and killed two sailors from the wsrship California last winter. He is held in the county jail as Nogsl- ss on the charge of killing . man in Arizons 20 years ego. De Returned to Mexico
 Twelve Mexican women, sllesed to 'e aliens were brought to Tucson Monday afternoon on No. l from dorenci in charge of Inspectors Cclvin nd Thompson Of the United states Immigration service. They were ell aken up by the of6cers ss Mosenci and found to be sliens will be deported. b hey are are being held st the deten- il ion station of the United States im- ft ,igratiou sesvics. 70