Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07

AoNP"yN't The organization is based upon the Cochise county Tsxpayer-' sAsocia. tion, and its constitution i. prscti- cally the same.
 From the Winslow Mail it appears that thst northern city hsa c.ndi- date for the ofiice of state physician This ia i'r George P Sampson snd the Mail ssJ. that bis selection is a Tocatei n inc sUuth of the state
 Manager John c Green .sy. oi tue Calumet and Arizona interests, while in Douglas last week, confirmed the news that the sDelter would be re- built at the oldsite He added that co o1struction work would te begun within few weeks.
 Georg9 U Young. secretary to the governor, sinee his statement that the furniture m tue capitol building wouli be sold, has been pursued from all quarters by dealers in secoRd hand furniture, who are anxious t|purchsse the present equipment of the build
 ing.
 It IS learned from Benson th t frost
 causing material delay in the grade
 work of the Fl Psso and Southwest
 ern railroad extension from Fsirbsnk
 to Tucson. The cold has been severe
 there, and the resul, has increased
 the hardness of the soil. The grading IS said 10 have been about fifty per , cent completed.
 The county seat of Pinal. Florence, r 's tO have new bank, organized sith 3 s5O 900 capital stock. The incorpor- 7 ators are r A Jones. one of the ptw. . ly elected corporation conmission. g ers; H M Harrison and c G Werner.
 Last week there w.s a football game in Phoenix between two Indian teams |. the Phoenix and the Salt River. Vic v tory came for the former by 6 total of . 3l to 10.
 Further street railway extensions
 are in store for Phoenix. Work is On = from it's present terminal to the Ls, IS Pslmss tract.
 l' A site has been chosen for 6 pro. d posed new hospital ard trsiuiu schoo e Tor nurses in Phoenix, the Deacones l. institution. Already subscriptions o! Is $2.50O have been received, and 1t i.
 thought that within & few days th, :, requisite fund Of slO.0Oc will hay, , been raised.
 pr Glendale clsims the oldest Odd Eel
 los in the world. He is II Hotchkis
 who was Initiated into the order il
 September. 1857, and has been an sc 1 tive member uf the order for fitty-foul
 years and four months. Frank Harris Blighton, editor of tn, ! Voice Of the People in Tucson. hs y sung his swan cong in Old Pusbi,
 journalism and in the last issue o o' that paper. announces his retire mem LII to more lucrative fields.
 On the Santa Fe near Sups Static
 on December g. there WAS found th
 body of young man, we'll dressed "' believed to be that oi John Hardin U. Conway, but where he came from '' not disclosed by the papers in hi
 pockets. No money was found upo Dc him, and the opinion is eIpresse he ths. he may have been murdered by ed blow on the head and robbed. es Near Verde good we'll has bee o- driven and strong artes'sn flow VI
 encountered at l90 feet. ed Joe Miller, after su extended plea. l. sure visit in Boston, and other east at ern cities, hss returned to Nogales tt E accept the supplementary of th be mines in Sonora owned by the YAqu { River Consolidated Gold & Coppe n, company,
 ,- Three carloads of tomatoes irom th B. state of Sinalos, Mexico, psssec l. through Noagles, tn route to easter 1t points.