Tombstone epitaph., 1917-05-27

ocean Highway Association at Globe. July 4-s-Eiks' Annual State Reunion
 at Prescott.
 Roosevelt is to have a new hotel.
 Flagstaff will celebrate July 4th.
 Clifton is to have a war" garden.
 Yuma will vote on municipal owner ship soon
 Arizona U. of A. at Tucson is to be a training camp.
 Oatman has organized a council for l safety and defense.
 A farm loan association has been organized at Tucson
 A large acreage will be planted to beans in Cochise county
 Mohave county is to conduct it's business on a cash basis. Miami's new Y. NJ c. A. building has been formally opened. Arizona will have seyenty-four men at the Preside at San Francisco. Little doubt now exists that the Verde Squaw at Jerome is big mine. No reason has been found why How. ard Jordan killed himself at Flagstaff.
 over 25O Pima Indian children will ! help harvest the bean crop in the eacaton district.
 little over a hundred men have | registered in Patagonia on the mili- tary census now being taken. Martin Mulroe, 30, a miner at Bis | bee, was smothered to death by a run of loose ore in the Shattuck mine.
 The Yucca forest between Yucca and McCracken Is just now breaking down with its burden of bananas"
 Over seventy young men of Phoenix have signed up. thereby expressing their willingness to serve the country as officers.
 Guilty" was the plea of Jose Con- sales, a Mexican youth of Jerome, who ran away from that place with Ramona Ortiz, 13 years old.
 L. Anderson, confessed murderer of Stephen Hughes. Tempe rancher, was sentenced to serve life term in the l ttaNc piisoh dk TiOiNhNt- Report comes from Mineral park that the George Washington mine has entered one of the best bodies of ore ever encountered in the mine.
 Nogales authorities are searching for Pancho Islas. young Mexican. charged with running over and killing four-year-old Georgia Gongales.
 C. E. De Beaulieu, an aged prospec- tor and veteran Of the Civil war, was found murdered on his ranch near San Carlos, twenty-five miles from Globe.
 record breaking production of S. 006.si3 pounds of copper in March by the Ray Consolidated Copper Com pany shows new possibilities for earn ing this year.
 The first shipments of concentrates from the Stene mill, in the Centennial Wash section. west of McCracken, has been made, on big truck hauling in about six tons of high grade lead silver product.
 Well digging has proven more prof itable for Chris Hoffman of the Chlo' ride district than mining While dig ging a well near the old Silver Hill property he cut into a silver vein two feet thick. The ore is said to show high values.
 Crushed almost beyond recognition beneath lS.000 pounds of rock and iron, Jose Maria Fernandez of Tucson met death while working on the Ajc road project when he fell beneath a loaded auto-trailer used to distribute rock along the road
 The number from Arizona under tho selective draft will be 34.000 men. One of the newest corporations ir the Wickenburg camp is the Ameri can Molybdenum Company, which has been organized to operate ths property formerly known as tho Genung Springs Molybdenum mine The capitalization is $300, 900. The May 1 forecast for wheat 1T Arizona is 91O,000 bushels. compared with production last year of 1,160, 000. The condition of meadows ant , pasture is below the ten-year average but spring blowing and planting il farther advanced than last year. Plans have been announced for 1 novel scheme to aid in harvestini crops in the Salt River valley with thu aid of boys of the high school. It i. proposed to enlist 200 pupils in eigh companies. Each company will hav' , camp outfit, including a kitchen or wheels, just as the soldiers do. Esci company. enlisted for ninety days will go into camp in some farmint center from which bands of four ol . five boys under squad corporals vii go upon order from the field marsha in Phoenix to the aid of farmers.
 One million, seven hundred thou sand dollars was reported to hav' l been offered for the Arizona Bing hampton copper mine, forty mile' south of Jerome.
 : Roman B. Romero. aged 2s. va. killed at Chandler by a blow on thu head from a club in the hands of A