Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-14

est out aloOg the rail One thorssnd trees sent from another re- serve have been set ut on Barefoot Ridge, the mountain that separates the Sulphur Springs and the San Simon sslleys.
 The experiment. farm which VA lsid out last spring is looking good, according to sdvices received from Prescott. A small orchard and a row oi cottonwoods and evergreens have been planted and the farm buildings erected, while the ground was pre- pared to conserve the winter moist- ure.
 Taking advantage of the condition of the Graham county jail. which is without an occupant. other coun ies whose jails are overcrowded, propose sending some Of their prisoners to Graham.
 On Thursday. q package containing . number of spurious coins was found hidden m the hay in 6 grain and hay store. leads the Phoenix officers to believe that counterfeit money is be- ing manufactured in that city. Some employe of the store is suspected of complicity in the matter.
 That the Elephant Head prope ty has been purchased from Ben Daniels by company composed isrgelv Of Kansas people who propose develop ing s mine. is stated in 6 repor. re- ceived from Tucson. The company is known ss the New State Mining and Reduction company.
 Tucson is considering the building of c reservoir out in the hills to solve its water problem. IL is planned to be POD feet in diameter, and 30 feet in depth. xith 7.00l,000 gallons capacity and will cost sll0.0OO. To rsmove the sands from the pipes in the city where it has accumulated will cost. it is estimated, s30. 0.0C0.
 Under advice from the attorney general the Pima county supervisor. have issued licenses to the saloons oi Tucson. bearing date of April l, from which time the licensees paid the fees.
 Last week summonees for the grand and pettit federal jurors were sent out from the United States msrsbar. of. fee demanding their attendance in Phoenix on April l5. e
 And by the way. sbere will you find . better brand of aeAther than Tom b stone enjoys at present-snd generally alwsys.
 A cad accident occurred at the camp of Troop M 4th Cavalry lac, Saturday morning at Nogsles, when Private John McLure was shot and instantly killed by the accideutai die charge Of pistol in the hands of 6 companion.
 Word comes from up the San Pedro river near Winkiemsn where Will: and Kellogg are drilling for oil that instead of striking oil they struck 6 flow of artssisn water in the we'll, the first flow was struck Tuesday, and i, is clsimed ths: oyer one hundred gal Ions per minute is in the yell. l Figured on che annual enrollment and bssec on the presen: price of text books it will cost the Phoenix school district $9 900 to install free text books according to John D Loper city superintendent of schools. This ex- penditure does not include the high school which the superintendent eeti- mates will be on sn equivalent sun.
 Yesterday Nogsies was visited by Mir Henry W Etz of Benson. who vas en route to Santa Ana with . view to purchasing .csttle for importation. Last night the gentleman went to the station named .-Oaeie.
 Phoenix papers stste that there is more water in the Roosevelt dam nov than ever before and the water is still rising; that thefe is now in the dam sufficient water to cover every acre under cultivation in the valley four feet deep and enough to supply needs for nearly two yesrs.
 Thursdsy of last week. Henry Per- man was sntombed in 6 mire near Mi- ami, and according to reports was still alive and we'll after two days and . D ghts imprisonment. He stated that the water was four feet deep around him and there was then con- sidsred little dsnger of his drownine. and his rescue wss expected. Pumps had been started and communication with the buried man established Later repofts stated that Permsn was rescued Sunday night after having been entombed ninety -ssven hours. '