Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-06

0eo- McDcuksi oi W iiiiame hao the mister une to lose one of his best nuie., which was struck by lightning and killed at the ranch one day last week. The mule was standing about twelve feet from the house, when tine lightning struck it. killing it without lssving . mark on is. Mir McDougal sod ismily were in the house and thsy did nos feel the shock st ell. This is the second loss this season for Mir McDougal. A Happy Ending
 A happy ending 10 one of the pretti- est romsnces that has touched Phoe- nix in mspys . day came Saturday, when Frank Bowman, better known as "Blipd Frank, the Washington siree, news dealer. stepped fram the | Arizons Eastern train with a charm ing young woms D hanging to his arm It was none other than Mrs Frsnk Bowman now, but o'merly Miss Kate Burrows, of Mclean, Texss, who is ss blind as Is Frank, bimself. All alone Flank had made bis way from Pboe- nix to Mclean a short time ago, mar ried her and brought her back to Phoenix to make h,s home happy.
 Rather Costly Fire
 Noeales, S' n rrs, had rather COG, ly fire ct 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon. A nev two~story building on the corner oi Arizpe and Juarez streets, occupied by stores in the lower part and the
 upper part used ss a roomiug house, caught by some unknown means and destroyed all the upper portion. The
 American fire department hurried i over the Ii and saved the lower por- ton. Great crowds gathered around the burning building and some footing was attempted. but was frustrated by f the officials.
 , Will Observe colombus Day
 CoiuInbu. Day. October l2, will be
 ob eryed with fitting ceremonies by : the Tucson KniRhts of Colombo,
 lodge according to . decision reached
 at the meeting of ithe lodge held Thurs day evening at the -dge rooms ir
 NJ ose hall Last year the lodge ex- I nl snk
 showing scenes in the life of the Srest 5 discoverer. one oi the exhibitions be- r ing msde for school children ct the
 Tucson Opera house. This year there
 Sill be something new and novel il 3 the committee can find it for the children Of Tucson
 . Survey Irrigation Project
 In spite of departmental indiffer.
 ence. Reprs sentative Carl Hayden be. lieves it is possible to get through .
 bill cslliog for survey oi the propos- led Colorado river Indian irrigation project. A bill already hes been in. troduced. simultaneously in the house
 and senate, providing for s survey and
 sppropriating sl0O 900 for is.
 Governor Names Delegates
 Neatly engraved certificates of ap pointment aere filed ou. Saturday tUr Arizopa's three stste delegates to
 he National Irrigation Congress at Calgary Canada. Tbe delegates, who
 were named by Governor Hunt gre Hon. B A Fo~ler, twice president of the cougres,; John P Orme, president of the Water Users association, and Dwight 8 Heard, for many years a member of the congress. The con- gress this year happens during the week of O tober to 9. In addition to the three gentlemen named by the governor, the board of trade will also ser q some deles
 Dog Kills Badger
 A badger wac killed last evening by Hi Corbett's Airdale terrior at Tucson. The dog scented the nsdeer end strug- eled to get out O! the machine. WheI he was put out he ran the badger down and made short work of him.
 Found Dead in Jail
 A Mexican lsborer. 30 years of age. to be knoWn until identification as John Doe, died without medical at. tendance on the concrete floor of the Tucson city jail some time Wednesday night. He wac brought in drupk, ssarched. and left laying. A 4 o'clock in the morning the jsiler found . .siff corpss, and pool of blood. Loses Three Fingers
 A Mexican lao about I2 years of age | whose name could not be obtained, | was taken to ss Msrys hospissi ct Tucson Friday evening about 10