Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-19

Operations have been resumed by Fred Volz at his Union mine, ;n the White Tank mountains some 50 miles west of Phoenix. He expec,e to ship , car load of ere in short time Altogether GOO feet of work has been done on the Union and an excellent showing of gold ore c.rying some cop- per, has been opened.
 Purchasing Cattle
 Many cattle are being purchased for | shipment by prominent cattle buyers, several of whom are now in Globe Among them are Charles Mohler, of Albuquerque; C NcCsmy. also of New Mexico, and Jack Newman, of Venice, CAlii. Manler expects 60 ship a large number of cattle purchased ID rleAs" ant Valley. Newman will ship 500 head bought from the Indians ct the WLits Rive. agency.
 hicn 6olo t0und
 Henry Owens bas located the richest gold yet found in Ray by following up gold float on the old Ray Northern proper'y. He located ledge eight and one half fee, wide. In one seven inch layer of the ledge free gold can be seen ten feet away.
 Coal Found In Arizona
 Coal has been discovered two miles east of Hoge's ferry, which crosses the Coiorsdo o river few miIes above Yuma The discovery was made by J H W hit- man, who has ~orked in the coal field. of Ohio, Illinois. Missouri, Alstama aud New Mexico. He believes thstthe
 find ia sn important one and bas brought specimens of excellent quality to Yuma. According to Whitman the ou'crop is on . bill that rises l50 fee, above the level mesa snd can he
 traced for three.qusrters of mile.
 Little development work has been
 and the true extent of the deposit can
 oaiy be guessed.
 Produce of Shelters
 More than ls.OOo 900 pounds Of
 copper was produced by the Calumet < Arizona sDd Copper Qdeen smelters.
 located at Douglas. duri,g the month | of March. The smelters are the chief
 support of the town, The Calumet X Arizona showed an excellent increase,
 That of the Copper Queen wa. lees marked.
 | Work cochise Mines
 The Southwestern Copper company
 of San Simon ha, been incorporated to
 operate the property of the old Cocbise
 Consolidated Copper company two
 miles north of Paradise, this county.
 The mine was closed down in 1906.
 the property being in litigation for
 several years. A large amount of ore has been blocked out ct the mice There is 6 concentrstor on the Rroun nd
 aod c number Of buildipgs are in .
 good state of preservation.
 Development of Claims Tentative plane have been announce ed by the Calumet & Arizona Mining company of Bisbse for the develop.
 ment Of the Higgins claims recently purchased. The claims are: The Magenta, 20:32 acres; Black Hawk, IS :sz acres; Vsr Eagle. 1874 acres, and Nsco Psss, eos acres.
 Famous 1rotter for Fair
 c B Wood, secretary of the Arizona State Fair, hss received . letter from V L shulsr, Indisnapoli.. requesting him to be sure and provide e class for the 2:39 trot. He says he wishes to ente: Peter Mccormick, 2:OSl-4 at the Arizons State Fair next fall. Dies At County Hospital
 Samuel Dale. who was admitted to the county hospital at DougIas CD the Srd of March suffering from illress, | died at that institution this morning at the age Of 66 years. Tbe deces.ed was a.native of New Ep1lspj std had lived in the southwest for number o' | years. Funeral arrangements have ss yet not been made pending sdyices rom the eset.
 sophers Tails will not do
 Gopher tails alone will not be sui. icient bereaiter for the collection of ,ounty from tbe supervisors of Mari 'ops county. Enough Of the skin of sch gopher must accompany the tail O convince clerk James Miller that he animal has really been killed. This uling wss lad down alter Jose Rivers,
 Mexican youth who bad been cIsim- ng seversl dollsry . week in bounsise that he merely caught the opbers and cut of their tails. "IfI i'll them there will coon be no gopbers