Tombstone epitaph., 1912-03-03

The superintendent of the Globe schools is seeking the appointment of . matron whose duty will be to look after delihqus mt scholars.
 Attorney Maurice I McKeligon, the we'll known young lawyer Of Bisbee, has been chosen private secretary to Senator Henry Ashurst.
 The rock crushing pant of the Pic. neer stables at Yuma caught fire la.t week and the shed over the engine and boiler was completely destroyed
 Jam Wishsrt, of Pasadena Cal. i making tests with q new form of dry washer in the Walnut Grove vicinity, it ie sid, with good results.
 Joe Carmichael, who hes been a, the Pioneer boms for the past six mon,hs. has returned to his home in P,nal county
 Charles Richter, of Groom Greek, was brought to Prescott Tuesday last suffering with heart trouble and was taken to the hospital.
 Henry Mark was brought to Prescott early this ~eek from Puntenny. hay ing by scciden nt sustained a gunebot wound and i- at the hospital for treat IL nent.
 Evidently the late "return D z board" or more likely the clerk who made out the certificate of cleo ion overlooked 6 bet. Henry Pla,t wac elected county recorder of this county but the certificate wss made out to Theodore Lopez z.-The Observer, 5 Johns.
 F Norton of Phoenix vas awarded the contract for constructing the ditches in connection with tine irrigs- tion works now being installed by the government, hare for the reclamation of 5000 acres Of land for the Indians Work will start within the next couple of weeks. and the contract must be completed in one hundred days Parker Poet.
 AC Gilmore, who worked on tie Courier for about IT years, hss again accepted a position ib that otfice.
 While wsitzing the third dance on tho program of the shriners' ball, held at the Arizona School of Music ct Phoenix. Emanuel Treubsit, one of the gsyest of the gay tbropg there assembled dropped to the floor, ard wac dead. A heart affection of years' standing was the cause of his shocs- ingly sudden death.
 Joe Alvarado states that when on his recen, trip to 'he south end of the Mohawk range of mountains in search of the Lost Padre mine, be found the remains Of the skeletons of three camels. He knew the remains to be camels and he supposes they are . part of the lot sent to Yuma more than fifty years ago by the United States government to cary freight across the desert.
 Eugene Brady O'Neil suffered a stroke of parsIysis Saturday, but is able to be down today. For half an hour O 60 be could not speak and could not move his left foot or hand. In fact. his entire Iefs side wss Iar- slyzed by he made remarkable quick recovery .-Oemocrat.
 Itis reported that tie heaviest snow fall in the history of Noeaies fell the alter part of last week. It wss feared that there would be no verdure the coming spring and summer owing to the long dry period but this is ob. vis'ed by the recent storm. All along the border it was heavy and the range has heen much benefited by the fall.
 Held to await the action of the grand jury on charge of ssssult witb deadly weapon. o s Greer, Southern Pacific brakeman. is alleged 10 have brutsIly beaten Pedro Galleeo over the head with eix.shooter during an al- in Tucson.
 The Globe Silver Belt states that sl corps of surveyors for the Fl Psso and railroad gre working from Tucson in the direction Of c lobe rbey arc now said to be . few miles rom Bellevue and working tosard Miami. It l. said they passed through Oracle, Mammoth, Dud ,eyv,lIe, Win. 'lsmsn and Dripping Springs to Sum. nit
 Another road cleaning picnic is be- ng planned for Memorial Day. 60 uocsssfui ~ss the one had on Ws.h ngton's birthday from Prescott. The oads were much improved by the 'osk done upon chem by ths volun- , eer road workers.