Tombstone epitaph., 1917-05-20

ANeH'e AcI AFh year No h hdl NAlA and associates of Calexico.
 About five sacks of whisky were confiscsted in a raid on the home of Dan and Dick Thompson in Tombstone Canon.
 The City of Tucson has been en- joined from tearing up public park for the purpose Of making baseball grounds.
 The annual spring reunion Of the Scottish Rite bodies of the Tucson Valley were held at the Scottish Rite cathedral in Tucson.
 Star Daley. murderer. robber and violator of women, was lynched by a party of Phoenix and Florence citizens for killing Roy Gibson.
 The mill at the Wandering Jew mine in the Patagonia district is going up in good shape. and the road to the mine has been completed.
 Japanese farmers at Phoenix have sent a shipment of fruit and yegeta- bles to the boys of the First Arizona, gathered by the Red Cross.
 Fire of undiscovered origin com pletely destroyed the shaft house, boil CT room and the change room at the Higgins mine. near Bisbee.
 There have recently been organized twenty-one chapters of the American Red Cross in the State of Arizona, making a total Of twenty-four
 The Arizona Corporation Commis- sion is now sending broadcast over the state a warning to the people not to be imposed upon by stock salesmen.
 Announcement has been made that the Mildred Gold Mining Company in the Hassayampa district broke into its big blue spar gold vein in the main tunnel.
 By far the best indications for big and permanent ore body ever found at the Calumet & Jerome were en- tered by the shaft at a depth Of little more than 200 feet.
 The Arizona Council of Defense was placed on record in favor of raising a volunteer cavalry regiment along the border, as proposed by Senator Fall. if not preiudicial to the principle of the selectiye draft.
 With conservation and higher eff ciency the dominating cry Of the hour. the world over, the copper mining or ganizations of Arizona are setting a pace that is being equaled in no other industry in inc country
 coroner's jury holding an inquest regarding the death of Martin Mul. roc. who was killed in the Shattuck mine at Bisbee, reached verdict that Mulroc come to death by suffocation while in the discharge Of his duties"
 In accord with the patriotic spirit that is being evidenced in all parts of the country, Kingman merchants met and agreed to open their stores ear Tier and close them earlier in the day. The reason for this is that those em- ployes who are members of the home guard and attend drill may be able to do so without inconvenience to them selves or their employers.
 Court house employees at Phoenix have asked for larger salaries on ac- count of the high cost of living.
 Cooperation with the government in the prosecution of the war was urged by Prof W. l.. Linville of the King man High school in an address before the Women's club. Professor Linville discussed the financial and food situa- tions of the war and pointed out the various ways in which the women of the country can perform their bit" in the matter of household economies and food conservation.
 Inspiration Copper has started blow. ing up tailings beds and in this we'll fertilized material will grow potatoes. The Detroit Copper Company al Mor- enci and the Arizona and shannon Copper companies at Clifton ore also making plans. Ray Copper Company is arranging to assist considerable farming in its section and 10 start some of its own Magma Copper Com pany is also making plans This com pany recently appropriated s60,O00. amounting practically to a gift. 10 as sist farmers in its section to more power for use in securing water for additional lands.
 The more than fifty young men of Tucson and the University of Arizona who. passed examinations for admis- sion to the training camp for officers at the San Francisco Presidio will all be admitted to the camp. it was an nounced by Col. George Leroy Brown, examining officer.
 In response to letters sent out by R. B. Leach, secretary of the Tucson branch of the Navy League, more than a score of women of Tucson began work Of knitting helmets. wristlets, mufflers and packets for the men O. Uncle Sam's navy.