Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-23
STATE ITEMS OF lN- TERESI CONDENSED.

I ranch, 55 niles south of San Simon. The high grading of mines in the northern part of Sonora, which are nov closed down on account of the still continues although many protests have been made to state officials.
 A fifth member of the board of re- gents of the University Of Arizona snd q Republican, is to be appointed from Tucson by Governor Hunt some time prior to August. To that month the | bill passed by the legislature increas- ing the board from four to eight mem. bers will 90 into effect. The sppoint- ment of local memberis necessary. according to Regent L W whestley in order to maintain the quorum needed for meetings of the board when outside members cannot be present.
 The police have been asked to look for Mrs Leo Leo Elwsll by Hubert A Miller. 26s Msrsbali street, Battle Greek. Mich Miller says that Mrs EIwelPs uncle is sick and is in need oi help.
 Circulars have been received at the police etation asking the officers 10 be  on the lookout for Wilfred $ Daley who has been missing from his home in Chicago since September r, 1911. He weighs 90 pounds. is thirteen years old, and is son of W J Daley 240 North St Louie avenue, Chicago.
 Two boys en route from Florence 10 the Benson industrial school, escaped from the officer in charge of them ct Tempe. but were captured shortly si- terwarde CD route to Phoenix on foot and sent on their journey.
 That Ii Cunningham of Mowry, has sold his claims in Cunningham m canyon for SIS. 900 to q group of caste ern investors. is reported. At Mowry also. the Creston Mining company has let to Fred Miller, . contract 10 ex tend the tunnel 50 feet. This prop erty is close to the Nogales Washing ton road on the west side O. the Psta- uar.a mountains
 A bill providing an appropriation of S25. 900 for the improvement and preservation of the old Tumacscor mission in Santa Craz county not fai south of the Pima county line hal heen introd uced in congress by Con, gressmsn Carl Hayden, A cop, Of the bill has been received in Tue. so1.
 Last Saturday c committee headed by Dr. E Bacon, ,selected ss . et' for the new Miami hospital, 6 knol iust north Of the central schoolhouse The new institution is 10 be owned jointly by the Mismi and Inspiration companies, and the construction o the building will cost in the neighbor borbood of $35 ,OOO. It will be equip. ped with all the modern surgical sp- plisnces and hospital convenience and will comfortably sccoinmcds e 3. patients.
 More than s4o 900 wac disburset in Tucson Tuesday by the Southern Pacific, that being the monthly pay day Tor the division. The pay csr and inspection train alec started out or that day on it's monthly trip over ths division. Beginning probably with August l there will be two pay day, on the division under the new law providing for semi.montbly paymen, os employes.
 A brakeman on the train running between Phoenix and Mesa, owns three claims of l60 acres each on the Verde. They are scanned with grea, ledges of gypsum, which occurres in a sandstone formation. Practically all the gypsum is of high quality ard would make excellent plaster.
 Plans will be made immediately for the rebuilding of the business district oi Ray which was destroyed by fire Sunday nightsnd the big mining camp will be larger 1and more substantial than ever. in the opinion of c M Scott. superintendent of the Phoenix divi- sion of the Asizons Eastern lines.
 Helpless, exhsused, almost dead from thirst, Dr D B wylie was found on the desert eight miles northwest of Wickenburg by John Norton and Sheriff Jeff Adams.
 The Citizen says: "If you are . parent and have . girl::or boy under I2yesrs of age, be careful to put him or her to bed before g o'clock. end then to locx the door. For the man. date hss.gons forth: No juveniles allowed out onAccompanied by parents after g o'clock"