Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
News of the State
 in Condensed Form

month were IA. These were or vio- l.tion of the ordinances for the most psrts. On y few were turned over to the county or to the justice courts Barring unexpected developments in the way of infsntiie psr.lyeis. thr public schools of Tucson. both high | school aud the grammar grades. will open promptly on Monday morning, september 23. | Returning to his home of the past 5O-odd years in time to cast his first vote for president. Samuel Hughes arrived in Tucson Monday evening from California and Oregon, where he spent . portion of the summer visit- ! ing old haunts.
 Driven out of Mexico by the out. lawry and rebel activity io his dis t,ict which bss rendered the residence of natives and foreigners alike some- what precarious William Kemp has retuned to his home ip Tucson.
 As the result of cloud burst Of rain Sunday in the Catalina mountsiLs which totalei 7l-2 inches in "A hours
 be government seir at SsbIno Can ynn .ss washed out and other dam age done.
 Having accepted two defeats st the hands of the All.Americsn team in Phoepix in ss many baseball gsnes. the Rapdolphs returned to Tucson Tuesday morning The second game played Monday afternoon, resulted in score o eix to two in favor Of the All-Americans. It wss 6 clean fact game throughout.
 United States forest service officials will authorize construction O 6 wagon road through Box Canyon in the
 Santa Rita mountains if Forest Su-
 pervisor K J s. kirk recommends it as q feasible undertaking.
 Messages of anxious inquiry Lave , heen received in Tucson regarding 1the ssfe'y of Harold Hope Doeg, his wife who was Violet Sutton, former Pacific 1 coast tennis champion, and their four
 children. who are at Torres, Sonora,
 but have not been heard from for 6 | considerable time. The Sutton ismi
 ly, living in Los Angeles. is much
 worried for the safety of the Hope
 Doees. fearing they may have been
 killed by re5els.
 To Mrs H Madden of Ray belongs the honor O originating an effective way of exterminstipg csntipedes. , Her method is 6 simple one, rsquir- ing nothing more tbsn little mouse trap Not even bait is used. The trap is set in tue path of the centi- pedes and the weight of the pesti- ferrous insect throws the spring aud Mir Centipede is held securely as e mouse 10 tne trap.
 Dr U E Crepin. city health officer of Tncson has raised the quarantine 1 against the two cases Of infsutile paralysis and declares all danger Of contsgion in that city is ended. Sun day schools and other places will now | be opep to all children
 Several hundred copies of the speech of Honorable Edward T Taylor oD Equal Suffrage in Colorado, have been c rculsted in Arizona the past week. Joee Miguel Mexican, Saturday afternoon entered Joe Kline's store st Dduglss. and carried away with him seventeen suits of clothes valued af over fifty dollars without anyone missing them.
 4 serious shooting sffrsy vss nar- rowly averted TuescsyI night at Glen- ale, and all the result of the old game of ticktscking. Three boys. alter securing the string attached to he ti' ktsck, hid in small patch of cane and awaited results. Alter listening 10 the noise on the window the man of the house took . shotgun | and going to the door, fired two shots into the cane p.tcb. The three boys were huddled together but fortunately the Tram boy was the only one in- ju-ed One shot struck him in the left upper arm. Dr Hill was sum- moned aud dressed tbe wound. and reports the boy doing well.
 According to the Army and Navy Journal, . medal o. honor has been awarded to Captain J E Gsuiot, first cavalry for Lis gallant conduct ct Fort Douglas, On April 13. 1911, when he reec0ed five Americrn prisoners and thirty Mexican soldiers from an- initiation by the insurgents, Ire official report on this incident de- scribes how the Mexican federal forces