Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04

tDet DC te unepcApB eS ,ightsstory building. Sidney F Mssh- Dir bas been engaged to draw tbe plans. The site for the building. winch is to be erected in Tucson. has nos yet been chosen. It is said that French capitalists are associated with He is said to have se- cur q tenant. for four floors.
 Prescott. Auto club has gone CD record ss being strongly opposed to the recently enacted auto license legi.lstiOn which goes into effect CD January | The law was pronounced by Judge E w W slis and Attorcey E S Clark and LeRoy Anderson upon the grounds that it was double taxs- tion Other phrases of the question were thoroughly discussed and the members became sufficiently con- vinced that they were taking the right etc. to pass resolutions au' horiz ing legal action.
 While taking a walk Friday sier- no1p in Dixie Canyon with his wife, Bill Barksdale, colored porter of Bisbee Barber shop. happened on a occasion that he uill long remem- Der. Bark dale poticed lergs cavity under some rocks snd in poking rhere to eiec, any snakes that might he cached he disturbed the slumbers If full grown bob cat. It was meet ss- | surediy not Bile intention to arouse the amin. al hut the cat began brck- | ing out and as there was no tune Tor
 Bill tp escape, be locked horns wi h | the animal. Bill canu0, tay how long the ieht lssted but be does say ,ha,there was no intermission be-
 tp cen rounds. In the final aind-up,
 ho wever the sniDsl was subdued and
 tied with the assistance of the wife
 Bill returned to Bisbee theresf :el | ml0ue most or D ne ciOtuee
 Monday the remains 0! Jesse R Icf- ie-, c colored man, ass brought here
 from MescsI. The man had been
 stealing c ride on a freight train when
 be fell beneath the care. He ssi
 badly msuSled. The skuil wac crush
 ed, seye al bones were broken and ona
 arm was cut of Papers in the mso's 1 pockets identified him It was slst | found tbar he was K P in good
 suding from the lodge at Chs's-
 noogs, nn.-Benson Signal.
 Having spenttwo months in tn'
 placer mining districts of California
 Charles W McHenry, formerly o Douglas but now manager of the Per, Gold Placers, Inc. of Nv York. vii
 leave m a few days for New York
 From there he will gail for Peru or Jan Is. McHenry duri-g g h:s stsy 1T CslifOrni decided upon the best typ' Of machinery to be used on the prop.
 "r,y and purchased . complete by' Grsulic outfit.
 Company G National Guard is go ing to have . rife rapgeif things gt
 not smiss. A tract of land located
 U rec and one-hsl If miles east of Doug
 Ice has been sel. cted for this rar9e
 What is known as the regulars" ant the "civilisn rife club" soon to b organized iE Douglas, according t Captain F $ Boober. will in in thi
 enterprise and help make the rang
 an Interesting place.
 Monday there wers crossed oyer tn
 line at NoRsles. two punches of cattle
 o:s cs .tcut 800 head for w 0 Bow man and another 0! about leo bea, for Robinson. Wednesday there cam
 up from the south and were crosse,
 over c train. load of about 500 hea, for Mitchell & Girsnt They wer consigned to shippers order at Sal
 Jose, California.
 ? Phoenix has been recon n ended t the war department by the militi, officials in that ely ss the point with ? in the state for the i'm mediate mobili i sstion C! the National Guard oi tn
 state in the event that any such i'm mediate mobilization is necessary ThIs was in response to telegram from the war department rec Ltly [. A1iutsnt- General Harris, cbief O
 stsff ofthe guard, sskiog for a rec . on menda,ion for i'm mediate mobiliz4
 tion. Lieut. La Gsrde inspector-in |, struc'or Of the guard, sssig1ed fo such duty from tbe UnIt'd State army and who therefore represens the war department on the ground , concurrsd in their ecommendstion The Daily Brothers have got per
 nit from the Corporation Commissior to cell 25. 900 more shares of the Dsii,