Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20
News of the State in Condensed Form


 On the request oi c number of fsr- mers in the Sulphur 6priags vslley, Professor q E P Smith, irrigation en. gioeer of the University of Arisons, left fer the valley. where he will make an inspec ion in the intereet of iur- tbering plane for irrigation.
 Dr and Mrs E B Ketcherside re- turned to Yums from their trip to Washington D c, where the doctor attended the International Hygiepie congres' as . delegate representing the stste4 4of Arizona.
 John Renner Jr., aged l2 yesrs. the son of Mir and Mrs John Renner Of Guadalupe canyon, east of I'ouglss. is suffering from severe crncussion of the braio. due to being thrown from . horse and dragged for 6 distance of over lV0 y'rjs. The outcome of his case is considered doubtful.
 GU Hess of the Randolph offices at Tucson, has been promoted to the p sition of sssistsu, superintendent of the Phoenix division o: the Arizons E.stern railroad. The promotion wac made last week and went otfcial- ly into effect on last Tuesday, Octo- Der l.
 After having cost f75 900. the road from Douglas to Bisbse is rapidly go- 'ng to pieces by the neglect of the proper maintenance. During the past summer tue r.ins in thi5 section have been exceedingly heavy, doing much damage to the road, which if repaired now, will result in . great saving to the ta1psyere of the coun- ty..
 English, history and philosophy, ip the order named, are the three college studies Of paramount importance to the student. io the opinion of F G Atbearn, chief of the bureau of eco- | n"mics of the Southern Pacific, who addressed the students oi the univer sity in an assembly held Thursday morning.
 State Senator A 4 Worsley of Tuc- -on IS 'n the northern counties of the ] .,s'e on e s'umping tour, his mission teing to address the people on con- stitutiopal questions affecting the re'erendums to be submitted ct the November election.
 T am very much interested in the l tex amepdmept to the constitution :" said Attorney General George Purdy aullsrd. Through some error the tax provisions of Colorado and Mon. tsns were inser'ed in the C institution As . result the state board Of equsli zstion has lees power than the old
 err ;torial beard, while 1t was sup posed to have much more It is inn possible to get uniform saIat;on throughout the sts,s under the eye. rem designated by the state coosti.u- | tion."
 Walter Mccullough. the l2 year old son of Mir and Mrs J E Mccullough b oi Prescott. is lying dangerously wounded at Mercy hospitaiss the re suIt ot esd and unfortunate accident tbst overlook him when he was shot by . boy coLipapion with . shotgun, si:er the two had returned home from bunting trip.
 At Prescott, Joseph Msckin died CD Wednesd.y from the effects oi gun- shot wounds received last Saturday, and the coroner's jury rendered its verdict Mrs Sarah Moses, the wo- man sho in fear of her life, turned loose . chsrge of bocksho, with dead ly effect, wac exonernted.
 The copmissary Of the Twin Duties Mining company ct Twin Buttee, was robbed Monday Shoes. cIotb ing and scme money were taken.
 The bordsrisnd highway will te given ss great prominence as possible by the officers and directors oi the Trsnscontineutsl Touring Club of Americs. spd ss . result large in- Aux of ~inter tourists, trsveiing by auto. should come this wsy according to letter received by E P Griodeil, local supevvieor of the route, from Harry o Drum. chairman of tours.
 That CsliiorDss will cast her cleo. torsl vote for Wilson is the belief of N E Cs-sidy, one Of she shrswdest political dopesters in this part of the country. The decison of che Caii- fornia supreme court. turning over the regular republican ticket to Bull Moosere. leaves the field in that state to Wilson and Roosevelt as it is too late for Taitises to get the names ot electoral candidates on the ticket ios the November election by petition.