Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-28
ls Doing Fairly We'll

Doing Fairly We'll
 Victor Pertaits, the II year old lad rho vas shot st Duquesoe lsst Mon lay is doing e we'll as could be ex- ,ected in view oi his critical condi- ion According to the boy's story he sas returning from Washington Camp o Duque.ne and met two toys in the road. The hove had . P calibre rifle ard asyoung Peralta pass.d them, ore of the boys eaid. "Sboot him" The boy with the gun refused. where~ | upon the other boy took the gun from his companion end fired at Victor, the ball entering the back jul at the leit Of the spinal column coming out through the abdomen puucturing the the intestines in many places. Drs Smoker and Mcconnell were called from Nogales and att nded to the boy's wouods He was taken to S. Joseph's hospital. There is some hope Tor nis recovery.
 Cut By Exploding Bottle
 "well. what do you krow sho' t tha ?" asked William E Cordill, ao employe of the Tucson Boiling Work. "Wednesday morning st lo:45 o'clock when seltzer bottle blew up and cut him all over the body with frsgnsuis of glsss. Then be fell fainting beside the tray of broken glass. The bott'e ttat exploded burst several others. Glsss flew all over the chop and other workmen were slighily cut. Cordill was cat on the leg, cheek, arm and el eshere and was bleeding pr fusely. He was hurried in an sutom bile to pby si- cisn.
 Has Largest We'll
 The Jensen well, 432 gallons per minute, heretofore considered the 's-gest artesian we'll in he San Simon vail eywas relegsted to sscobd place and put far 'sck in the shade Thurs
 day morning, when E A WasbburD brought in q well nearly taice ss
 large-a well almost as large as any
 two in the San S mon valley. The
 wsshburn well Howe 7i0 gallons . , minute. the figures being arrived at
 by the aid Of Gosermen, tables.
 Two Cars Crash Together J F. Wise, driving an Overland car
 met Charles L Fowler in Ford on
 he road four miles north of Nogales
 lhursday evening. Wise's car crash
 ed into ihe Ford head on and both
 machines were badly wrecked. Pow
 Ter was slightly hurt in the collision | Rich Vein Discovered
 Nj W Jones of tbe Tucson Marble
 Works has just returned from his
 camp in the Rincon mountains where
 he has 8 bunch of men doing location
 work A fifteen-foot vein of rich
 copper snlphide ore that has every ap. esrance Of being 6 permsnent vel D
 has just heen uecoversd.
 Looking Over Arizona W H Doyle, formerly assistant cashier of the Bank of Arizopa at Prescott, who has been appoin ed vic president oi the Merchant. National bank oi San Franci,co, is in Tucson posting himself on Arizona's recent development before beginning bic new
 work.
 Was Not Executed
 The Juan Csbrsl, who was reported executed in . dispatch from Mexico City, was not the J asn Csbrsi VI ho vas so well known in Tucson, according to s scboolns,e of Jusn's. It is claimed that the Csbrsl known IF Tucson is e qenersl under Obregon and is io the vicinity of Mszat'an.
 Will Use Large Telescope
 A F Besl, director of the us Magnetic Observatory. Tucson. has been appointed ,o sstronimicsI re- seaTch work at the Allegheny Obeer- vatory of the University Of Pitssburg. He will work with the new 3O-ipcb refractioo telescope of 40ft focal length. which is the third largest in the United States. It is especially adapted for the photographic deter~ minatioD O: astronomical distances. Has to Pay Board Bill
 A board bill to the amount Of $5aO wss tho judgment awarded Mir. M L Trembsth of uiobe, in suit Saturday heard b, fore the superior court O, Gila countJ. Richa'd rrstben was de-. fendant ip the case, and judgment wss that he shoub pay plaintiff the cum of $520 fos board which it wac claimed be owed Mrs Tsembath.
 Mexican ls ShotIn Fight
 A Mexican, whose name could not be learned. wac shot last evening in