Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-02
News of the State
 in Condensed Form

cupy the present quarters until the federal building is completed and quarters provided for him there II All hope for the recovery of Will liam Boyle ct the YsvApai county suffering with blood poison ing, sustained by having both feet frozen, has been abandoned and it is not believed he can long survive. His father, George P Boyle has been summoned from Sacramento Cali fornia. and will arrive this week. The latter. until q lev days ago, wac not aware of his sons illness and did not know ths, he was in this country.
 The reclamation service has had the steamer Sesrchlight hsuied out of tho Colorado river onto the wave and | is preparing to put new bottom in the old boat. Captain Charles Smith is superinten ling the wo:h and En- gineer E W Church is handling the mechanical part O. the job.
 Last Sunday at Prescott, Mrs J W Shirwin breathed her lsst. the cause of death being dropsy. from which shs had suffered Ter 8 long time.
 Horace stevens. author ot Stevens Copper Hsrdbook died suddenly st Houe hton. Michigan, on the 22nd of last month. He VAS born in the .tste. of New York, January l9. 1856
 Billy Finch formerly of the Ray Central and g. one time shift bose at the Miami Copper Co. for years, has accepted & position as mine foreman at the Inspiration division Of the In. spirstion Consolidated Go.
 Santa Fe engineer Dave Parker was quite seriously injured in freight VT ok in the yards 6, Williams last week and was taken 10 the compsny hospi'al in Los Angeles.
 The final count of the number Of voters registered for the Bisbee city election was .392, eight less than fourteen hundred. the number that politicians had 6gured ou.
 Thomas Flannigau. former district attorney of Cochise couu,y, at present located At Globe, announces that he has decided to move to Miami and es~ tablish law offices.
 Some 20 commissioned officers of the National Guard of Arizons, from all parts Of the state. are going 10 school at the capitol this week. A five ds g term of school began Mon , day morning. Lieutenant F F Jewett of the regular army, now attached to the N. G. A. is io charge of the school.
 Brakeman Mellon who run out of Yuma of the Los Angeles division of the Southern Pacific was ehot by a hobo, vhle sn bic run Sunday morn- ing He was looking over the train and when he opened 6 refrigerator car, . Mexican who was conceal, q therein, commenced to shoo, at him One shot took effect i1 the left hand and another struck him e dancing blow on the hip hone. He was not severely hurt. The Mexican made 4 safe get-a-wsy shd 60 far has not been captured.
 In sesrch for H. W. Klein. formerly c prominent citizen in Tucson but who now seems to have totally dissp- peared, Frank Smith, an attorney at Santa Maria, California. is in Tue. son. He is acting in the interests of | California relstives of the missing man who are very spx,ous to locate him.
 Major Alonzo Gray, inspector gener sl of the western division of the United States army with hesdqusstsrs io San Francisco ;s enroute to No- gales to inspect the troops stationed there. Major Gray inspected the drills and equipment Q! the troops st Douglas. coodemning horses and other defective property of the troop. Prom Nogsles Msjor Cray will go to Wbippie Barracks at Prescott and from there make his way to Fort Apache, returning thence to hie ets- ton lt San Fraucisco.
 L Kimberly tBsnnoct) was found 1 dead CD the floor of his tent at his mine near Kiogmsn. last week Hie mioe partners, Capt. Joun c Potts. and Thos. Hogan, were sleeping in adjoining tents bus beard no sound during she night. He had died of hemorrage of the lungs.
 .Ygnscio Lope1.s secret agent of the Red Fiagger government was ar- restsd Tuesday night as Fl Psso ss be stepped off shs train from New Or.
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