Tombstone epitaph., 1917-06-10

fHe destroyed bakery at Lowell.
 Chloride is to become an incorpor. ated town.
 kingmsn observed Memorial Day with parade and patriotic meeting
 Public drinking cups and towels are prohibited by new law, now effec- tive.
 New machinery has been ordered for the Wenden King mine in Yuma county.
 The Globe Chapter of the American National Red Cross Society has been formed.
 The Diamond Joe, in the Cedar mining district, is shipping high grade lead silver ore.
 The Cochise Stockgrowers' Associs. ton will hold it's annual meeting in Douglas in September.
 Arizona is producing it's copper as efficiently, on the whole. as any oth- CT copper producing division.
 The teaching plant of the Emerald Mining Company of Kingman is ex- pectet soon to be in commission.
 Governor Campbell announced the appointment Of Dr. John R. Walls. of Tucson. 10 the superintendency of the state hospital.
 Plans are to be launched by the Boy Scouts of Kingman 10 perfect their organization and obtain full equip ment for scout duty.
 An unidentified man fell in front Of service car in Miami and was so badly injured that he died at a hos pital few hours later. Capt Bernard Nelson of the First Arizona Infantry left Miami for | Phoenix, where he will take charge of the state health office
 By big majority. s200.OOO bonds were voted to build a first-class high way from Metcalf 10 the northern boundary of Greenlee county.
 The Copper Queen Company erect ed GO-foot flag pole on the mountain south of Bisbee, and a flag, 2Ox3O. was raised on Registration Day. The Department of Labor and Ma. tional Council of Defense are expect ed to take cognizance of the miners strike al the United Verde and the other mines in the Verde district.
 At the Inspiration property the re gently established tonnage rate Of slightly more than ls.000 tons per day is being steadily maintained and il is quite possible that the 2O,0OO ton mark will be reached before many months.
 To be twice wounded in the Euro pean war. once being struck by ex- ploding shrapnel in the head, and to ! be drowned while in the conyalescent hospital al Sydney. British Columbia, was the misfortune of a Bisbee boy. Private John Holland. Adams March. Anson H. Smith and | E Elmo Bollinger organized the Big | Bug Molybdenite Mines Company | with a capitalization of 1000 GOO one | dollar shares. The company is to op- | crate a group Of mines situated in ! Copper Canon, Cedar Valley mining | district There seems to be an epidemic Of insanity in Cochise county since the | first of the year There have been twenty insanity complaints sworn out | in the Superior Court at Tombstone and eighteen men and women have been committed 10 the state asylum at Phoenix.
 Several young men from Kingman, Chloride and Oatman have joined the | First Arizona Infantry regiment.
 Authorization has been received by | members of the American Red Cross | Society for establishment of a chapter In Kingman
 Two men were killed al Jerome, another wounded, probably fatally, and a third was slightly wounded when shots were fired into group of i United Verde mine employees as they rushed from the mine 10 the United Verde & Pacific Railroad in response 70 a fire alarm
 Interest in mining affairs in the | Copper Basin country, a copper bear. | ing section of proven possibilities con- | tiguous 10 Prescott, has been stimu. lated Of late by broadening of the field of operations and by a number of copper ore discoveries Of more than passing importance.
 Assurances that every effort would be made 10 hurry a settlement" of the strike of union miners and to se,. that 'exact justice was done" were given al Jerome by Governor Camp bell and John Mcbride, special rep resentative of the Department of La bor. who addressed a mass meeting. Floyd Smith was convicted of first | degree murder in connection with the death Of Vincent Ballard in Secret Pass last January by a jury in Super. for Court at Kingman.
 Ed Cuff. on trial in Mohave county. In Superior Court. charged with kill ing Jack Lacey at Blackberry, March 1lth last. was found guilty of first degree murder by a jury. The body of Fred w. Bench, who
 was killed al the foot Of Stockton
 Hill, near Kingman, when a heavy [