Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-19
News of the State
 in Condensed Form

purchase of school hond- of the 6s- trics amounti' g to sid.O00 As soon 1 ss this money is available coustrut. tion work will be c-,mmenceu on the new school buildings in the Clifton district.
 AC Rohde, msmhsr of Phoenix Typographical Union No 352 leaves for Colorado Springs, Colo where he will enter the Union Printers Home to recuperste. Mir Rohde has been . resident of Phoenix for about one year.
 The Jusuits Mining company, oper. atinR in Crook Canyon near Prescott, has ordered a reduction plsLt. The plan, decided upon will be of ten tons capacity. This unit ~ill be added to a. water facilities are increased.
 At a meeting of the Ynms Com mercial club. the entire time was given up to the discussion oi the celebra ion at the time the siphon is comp'e:ed It was definitely decided to hold the celebration Juae IT and IS or ss near those dstee as the completion Of the siphcn and the turning on of tb- water would permit. I. wss also ie- cided to corfine the celebration to two days.
 To establish a broom factory At Me. Neal, more than POO acres have been pledged and planted by the farmers oi the sulphur Spring valley H H Heath of McNeal is the organizer Of the industry.
 Dr W F. Severn Of Phoenix, state veterinary, is in Tucson. investigs. ting the slaughter house Of Tucson. in connection with cattle diseases ! prevalent in Mexico and will rcbabiy go on to Noxsles to look into coudi- tions a, that place in the same COD l nectiou.
 The rapid growth of the Nnrtrern State Normal school at Flagstaff hsI been such az 50 make the pIe-eni housing facilities of the school pisnI entirely inadequate and the bos'd ii now looking around for succor from the legislature of the state of Arizona
 The motion for dismissal of tn.
 Boleyu case from conside..ti"n by tbs superior court of Pima county, mad.
 Monday. was approved by Judg, Cooper, on three ground-, tso o hich that the plaintiff had had ( year by law in which to file objection to the settlement rf the estate snt had failed to do co, and the other thai the estate had been sdiudged and par tition made.
 Advices received from Washington by J J Keegsn Of Globe, state that ( favorable report hes beeu made oD tb, bill introduced hy Senator A.hu.s, providing for an appropriation o | $2.OCO to look into the cost of build l ;ng bridge at San Carlos. acros, the Gils and one scross the San Csr los creek.
 | Wcrk oo the diversion canal of the Pinsi Mutual Irrigation parry will be commenced near Florence within . few weeks, according toCol. Thomss F Weedin. msyor of Florence, ~ho if in Phoenix. The proiscs when com- pleted will have reclaimed over 20, DOC acres of deeert land surrounding Flor. epce.
 A $lO0.0OO steam bakery snd cracker factory may be established in Phoenix st sn early cate. W WoIph. Q wealthy manufacturer from Kansas City. has been in that city for some time quietly investigating prospec- tive factory proposition for Phoenix in the line mentioned.
 8 Cohen, a pawnbroker at Bisbee, received word that he is heir to 5000 acres of land in Germany. near Koenigsberg, valued st half . million. He will leave July l for the nld coun- try,
 Land for . stockyard and shipping depot for cattle has beeo purchased ct Ssull Valley by Gsorg- A Carter. of Carter and Stephens. Mining sctiv,- ty, increased agricultural acreage end gan in cattle business justify the state. mso. that . towpsise will also soon b, laid out there.
 Sir Gilbert Parker. the Encli.h noveliss who vas recently in Arisona. h.s written Secretary Fraser of the Prescost chamber of commerce that although he is overwhelmed with wort since his homec ming, he has managed to finish two articles on Asi- zcna.