Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07
News of the State
 ; in Condensed Form

IT hS' Nc'r oioosut sS DoHS1o ''N Deer Creek for delivery to federal ,ficials on the other side of the line. Chese horses were brought out oi Mexico sbou' sixty days ago by their owners, in order to avoid their con- location by the many bands of seli- ,tvied reyOlutionists which infested the country south of Douglas.
 AW Flick'nger. the Douglas real eststs man. closed one of the lsrges: req, estate Geals that has been made ID Douglas for many months. He sold the Goldman block to the local Masocic lodge It is the intention of the MssoDs to it out the upstairs oi the block in fine shape for lodge pur poses Of the order.
 The new freight depot, 2s5 feet long and 90 feet wide, is rapidly nearing completion at Nug-lee. and dipping pi s are also being constructed for shipments Of cattle coming out oi Me1ico according so Assistant Su periDtendent T H Kruttschnitt of the fucsnn NoEslee railroad, who hss returned to Tucson.
 Water spout,pg and bubhling sn inch and half above 6 four inch cas- ! '. with the well supK only to @ depth of IS feet, is the good fortune Of Lou c. Woolery, wellknowp in thi. city, but who new bas 6 ranch nesr Land. This is the hest we'll th&t has ever been encountered at such c sligh, depth in that section.
 Assessor Jsmes H kerhy has f inished the assessm-pt of Greeulee county for the year 1912 The total sseesssd valuation for last year wee s25", ,ss9.- 00. sB incres-e this year of spproxi- ma el, A QUO .0OO.
 West Cottsge. the wornsns dormi- tory at the University Of Arizona, hsd < narrow escape from being burned dowu. An electric fat iron was the cause of it all.
 Col. William Herripg. who was to have left Tucson for the cosst, is re- ported 10 have eLffered a second par. alytic siro.e. and to have lost the power Q. speech. The Elks lodge zen, him large q1sn ities of flowers s- @ testimonial of their regard.-Citi- zen,
 "While l have not received any official inform ,t'on, believe thst the story, to the effect that the Fl Paso & Southwestern will sooD let contract for the building of 90 extension from
 Tucson to Globe. have the best Of reasons for believing that it ie correct. And if the Sout b western d0ss build to Globe, it certainty will build to Phee- DIX. rhIs rts'ement was made Thursday by General Agent Richard Warreu. of the E. P. & s. W.
 Nesrly 30)O head Of cattle crossed the border -t NUg.les and will reach Tucson probably Ss urdsy morning. They have been >bought hy Captain Burton Mcssmsn from the Alamo C.tt e company and gre to be shipped to Ksnsss City.
 Ate. having rece ,tly completed trip ot 6JO m,ies on the Arizona Circle. Mics Gertrude Crockett, the fret woman to .ccompl sh this feat, or. rived m Douglas last week in her Buick car.
 Negotiations for the sale of the Via Mining & Smelling Companies prop e'ty at Rodgers Springs, 35 m,ies norsh-sst of Phoenix, to the Ray Con. solidated Copper company, are under way. It is ssld $5oo.OOO is involved ID the deal.
 Miss Hattie J Cummings. formerly oi Daiia.. Texss, who has been nurs- ing Tucson for the p.st three yesrs. ,s preparing e home for subercui.rs. Work is now under way and it will bs I ready Monday.
 Frank Norie, charged with the muT. der of Deputy sherih William Dob son at Red Rock, and W Csoweil. jnstice of the peace ct Red Rocx, who v As charged with beng an accessory before the fact. wsre found guilty oi murdes in the second degree in . verdict rendered by the superior court llry ct Florence late Friday.
 Allegations that his wife seems to nave completely lo.t her mind. are made in . complaint filed in the pro- bste branch of the superior court by wi liam W Allis of Tucson, asting .b.. h.s ~iis. Msfshs Mssilds A. s,be .iven an essminssion by an insanity |