Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-10

 ported ~ill reach Yuma, Arizons. within two years. Arizona offers un'- usual attractions to railroad building.
 Board of Control made tax levy which will raise S2l5, 900 for road pur- poses. Organization of complete highway system throughout Arizona assured
 Complete guide hook descriptive O! all sections and interesting features of Arizona, will be compiled under direction of University of Arizona.
 Commercial Club with strong back ing organized at Williams to work for that section. Splendid cooperation between all psrts si Arizona.
 Pioneer Smelling Company built ing l50 ton customs smelter about p miles south o: Tucson. Tucson Chamber Of Commerce donates slCOO to project.
 Reclamation Service reports sstis- factory progress being made ou fums Arizona project. Work about 55 peF cent completed
 Farmers at WilcoI Cochise county. are co operating for development of their land. and marketing of pro ducts.
 Large number of visitors reported at Prescott. Iron Springs, near Pres- colt, also had -plenoed summer sea- son.
 At Csnsnes, the o.5cisl count shows that Jose c. Vspegas wss chosen mayor st the election held Sunday week.
 Rev. J. E. Crutchfeld, presiding elder of the Methodist Episcopal church south in Arizona, has been ap- pointed president of Columoia college at Milton. Oregon. and will leave for Milton in a few days.
 Trsnscontineutal auto party to sr- rive in Arizona in November, visiting Globe, Phoenix. Prescott and other cities. Trip also to Grand Canyon ol Arzons.
 Department of agriculture appoint :ag S:s::s:;c;sas :h-ocshcr. L.i,cr. Arizona crop reports will hereafter be incorporated in Department bulletin, with other state reports. | Territorial Highway. Prescott Paoe. nix section, will be conp pletsd at an early dste. Citizens oi kIngmsn have organized an association to work for advancement of Good Rosds move ment in Arizona.
 Arizona Fair held annually .t Phoe nix in November is one of biggest s.- fractions O. its kind in country. Fast track. Splendid auto races.
 Fine exhibits. Special trains to ar rive ID time for finish Los Angeles 10 Phoenix automobile desert run. Prize sG 900 and cup T~enty en- tries. Fair Commissioners spending S10 900 Tor attractive event.
 While ont hunting near York sts- sioD, Greenite county, W. H. Grady was prostrsted ty heat and laid on the ground in 40 unconscious condition ] for "A hours. He wac revived by r.io falling on him.
 Henry Rose Didy, mem OCT of . pic. nic party, was drowned while swim. ming in s email mountain pool near Tucson.
 h the vicinity of Tucson, a party of hunters heard gIosns coming from the mouth of dry we'll and found an aged Mexican in the bottom of the we'll. where he had sccidently fal- len. He had been there six dsys.
 Sealed propossls are called for by the board of supervisors for the build ing of an addition to the county hos pital ward at Prescott, as per plans and specifications on file n that office.
 At Yums, Brakemsn Ire NJ Bell fell from the top of car and broke bis right leg. It is also supposed that his skull is fractured.
 Old csIs gre dangerous. On the territorial Asy lum grounds near Pboe- mir, Joseph Fisher picked up an old can filled with water and drank of the water. The can had contained cya- hide Of pottassium. He walked forty yards and fell unconscious. The hos pitsl sswbones had hard work to cave I his life.
 J. B. Hocher, . former resident of Prescott and c highly respected citi- en. died in Phoenix, August 2s, Of sncer. f' Secretary of War Simson and Gen. ral Leonard Wood will shortly start Q . tour Of inspection of ell army osts and will visit Whipple Barracks nd Fort huachaca. I, ;. ,,c,o,ad th., sh. A-x.:- Q