Tombstone epitaph., 1912-03-31

for connection with the dust cham her. Boilers and machinery are be- ing rapidly installed and completion of the great reduction worksie draw ing near. George Doyle and James Kinney. who have been st Mohawk putting in the cement hesdgste for the oew Mo- hawk canal system, have returned to Yuma. They reported that the head gaze w.s completed before the present rise in the Gila river. Two revolving brusL pavement sweepers. to be used in keeping Phoe nix bituiitbic in condition for traffic were recently received and will be placed in operation immediately.
 Bella A. Hersszthy, who formerly resided in Yuma and at one time was 6 member of the county board of su- pervisors, died ct his home in Los An 6. lee, Saturday of paralysis.
 For the purpose of taking action relstiveto the construction of 8 good road tetween Miami and Ray, the business men of that camp met on Monday and & com mmittes of five was appointed to raise funds.
 With conviction and c recon. mendation for q sentence of life im- prisonment the case of the state against Fred Smith accused of the murder Of James Morrow clo,ed ID Tucson Tuesdsy.
 Committees of the Bank Association of Phoenix met Wednesday and mat ters of legislstiop that are necessary were among the other things of inn porter nee to be considered by the rep resentstives in attendance.
 Dog owners in Tucson are incensed over the wholesale poisoning of their pete have offered e reward of five hun. dred dollars for the detection Of the guilty party or parties. The Tucson Citizen states that Detective Burrs may be employed. but his connection with such 8 case looks much like . joke.
 Never before were such prices re- ceved for cattle in Phoenix. In the Salt River valley beef steers are sell ing fo. 6 cents a pound on the hoo', and COWS, if they are fat, bring five cents.
 The Prescott Auto Club met ia.t week and held i:s annual election 6! officers. The club is reported as prosperous, growing and ready to con tinue active boosting for better rosds in Arizona, but more especially for the north and south highway.
 A high wind in Phoenix which did some damage, including the unroof- ing Of 6 part of building occupied as kindergarten last week. badly fright ened the children bu: no one was in. turned.
 A meeting has been called for in Phoenix for Tuesday of this week for the purpose of forming 6 stAse ssso- ciation of newspaper men the day on which the United States senators oi Arizona will be named by the legis- lsture. The call is sigaed by George H Kelly, John o Dunbar and James J Williams.
 The court refuses ,he bail offer of George West, who was brought from Buckeye and after being held to the federal grand jury, who offered to give bail. No bail in federal criminal cases is the edict at Phoenix. end the court ipsists that federal prisoners must await the disposition of their cases in jail.
 The bar association of the state Of Arizons he Id its annual bsnque. at Phoenix last week. The affair ie p.o- nounced as the most elaborate fuuc. tion of its kind ever held in the capi- tai city.
 Phoenix papers are announcing boxing bouts to be held st . theatre on which it is hoped to realize funds to send "white hopes" to the coast.
 The Douglas International says chat the contract for converter linings for the Arizona Copper compsny's uew smeiter has been given to the American Reirsctofies company. This company is also stated to have put in bid tor the equipment of ,be c and A smeltef in Douglas. On the complaint of W L Stone brsker. of Oregon, with the larceny of I one wife, the aforesaid wife being the spouse of the said stonebrsker, Chss | T Harlow was arrested in Phoenix last week.