Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16

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 The board of army engineers, com prising five offcers, arrived At PhoenN Saturday and ia now st the R'oeve!t lam making the previously announced government inspection. The othcers Lieutenant Colonel John Riddle Lieutenant Colonel William C Lsngft, Major Harry Burgess, Major H Hsrts, aud Major Charles Kutz. They are accompanied by Gen ersl Msrshall, advisory engineer to the secretary of the department Of the interior.
 Active steps are being taken by the government to stock the Roosvelt res- ervom with fsh Of many varieties. Under the direction of goverement experts the 6sh will be given proper attention uptil the reseIyor is com pleteiy stocked. Forty ten-gs!lon cane of fish have been sent to the big lake.
 The assessed vslust on of Globe now over that of 1909 has increased sp- pro,imately $40O, 600. according to a showing before the conncil meeting sitting ss board of equalization The total assessed valuation w'E be ir Ihs ueighborhood of g ,soO. .000.f
 A telegram was received bv the Yuma committee having ip hand the movement to secure the location oI the Southern Pacific shops at Yuma from Epes Randolph. superintendent, of the s. P. lines in Arizona and Mex ico, stating that the shops would be re. built at Tucson at once.
 The district court of Yuma county is in the midst of one of the heaviest terms in the history of the county Judge Campbell convened the fall term of court Q week sg,. The grand jury assembled last Monday and re- turned many indictments.
 Albert Ross vss in Phoenix from Buckeye. He was there super. intending the shipment oia carload oI honey to Philadeipha Ross is inter ested in 1900 stsnds of beee in the Buckeye valley. He states that honey brought more this eesson than fol several years.
 The Yuma fi'e department has de cided to send . team to the territorial fair to compete for the hose team championship.
 i During the pact week Uncle Ss m'. line riders have corraled at Tucson about IS head ofsmuggled horses. number Of head belonged st the Fes queris ranch in Sonora. They have heen returned to the owner. 1t is re- ported that the horse thieves who were engaged in this wholesale smugelina are now in isil across the line.
 A Washington dispatch says: Msnlis A Martin of Tucson ha. teen appointed . postof6ce inspector President Kendrick c Babcock ol the University of Arizona and Kirk
 Moore, superintendent of instruction
 have been invited to deliver sd. dreses at the meeting of the terri torisl teachers institute which vii hold its annual ssssicn in Douglas
 December 27.30.y Several hundred teachers are expected Co be present. A coroner's jury decided that Fred Foltz, who was found dead n 2 stable Friday, wac kicked to death by horsss. 1t wss frs, thought he had met with foul play at human hands, but an in- vestigstion proved that two horsee bad kicked h'm down spd continued kicking until they killed him. Mics Anna Mason, . clerk in the New York store st Phoenix was in- jured by the falling of \ money basket on the parcel Carrier system. Her face and arms were lscersted and one hand mashed.
 The newest thing in houses is the Wickiup. ard it threatens to displsce the Bungalow in the favor of people o. moderate means. A group of new Wickiups is to be erected iu the West Capitol addition ct Phoenix and will not cost over 5000. They will be placed irregulsrly on trails like sn Indian village. .
 Instead of Sl per $lO0 Of assessed valuation, Tucson property owners will heve to psy $l.4O per S100 e city taxes this year. Such wss the decision O: the city council who did not tee, they said. how it could be squeezed down to any smaller amount.
 During sstorm lightning struck the Misenhimer, home entering through the siding just above the floor of the living roon- Mir. Misenbimer sud his daughter. Miss Alma, were knocked down but not injured. The