Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01

of round hOuee to % ouiit at Wius'o" by the Santa Fe is about to become . realty.
 Edgsr 4 Rodgers of Tucson. in try ing ,o lift some conduit pipe. broke . rib and his back vas strained Tuesday | night at Nogales.
 The work of constructing the new dormitory at the university has pro- eressed we'll and is is probable that the builders will have it ready . little sooner than was anticipated. The foundatioD work has been completed and the cement flooring is laid and H hardening now. A force of men has been working on it continually.
 Upon the request of Justice of the Peace M M Rice of Hayden, the ps- role of Primitive Moline has been re- voked. He was psroled some time ago. after good record. but no sooner was he out of custody than he begsna series of petty thefts
 Superintendent E Gibson of the Santa Fe has posted bulletins along the Arizona division advertising em. ployes and others concerned that ty. phoid germs have been found in some of the water used, consequently e . precautionary measure, all drinking water ehould be boiled before using. Mrs Henry F Ashurst. wife of sena. tor Ashurst, has been spending the past week in Flagstaff. She recently returned to Prescott from Washington and was in Flagstaff meeting old friends
 Winslow will have "Froptier cele braiion" commencing September 19, 20 and fI, which will be one of the big things of northern Arisons next | month.
 Cocbise county will be sedivided in- to jos,ice precincts next Tuesday, and after this is done, . new set of justices of the peace and constables will Dc ap. pointed the appointments to become effective January l. 1913
 The United States civil service com- mission will hold an examination on September 4th in Douglas, Bisbee Clifton, Fisgetaf, Globe, Mess, Phoe- 1 nix, Prescott. Tucson and Yuma to secure eiigihles from which to make certi6cstion to fill . vacancy in the position of acting assistant surgeon in the public health ard marine hospital service fer duty at Douglas.
 1 According to the etate school law the white children and the colOred children will be segregated. In dis- cussing the situation, Dr Whitemore, chairman Of the Tucson school board said that the law would have to be obeyed and the division would be made this fall. The colosed children will be placed in an adobe building, former l ly used as grammar school building.
 A meeting of moment to those in- terested in dry farming in Arizona will take place at the board oi trade ss Phoenix. Called together by Gov ernor Hunt. delegates from sll the important towns of the state will con- vene to diecuss bringing to Arizona next year the Dry Farming Congress. . body only second in importance to home making settlers, to the National Irrigation Congress.
 The advance of the rebel forces into Sonora, which is apparently being overrun by an increasingly large mum Der, is being watched with foreboding by the butchers of Ariz,na. If they will hold of for . month it will be possible to secure enough cattle from Sonora to give ample supply to con- sumers for an indefinite period. Should the rebels prove successful in their effort to get foothold. ia ibs immediate future. the neat situation will prove serious problem The above statement was secured from John Treu, the Bisbee butcher and cat. tie buyer. Mir Treu ststtd that every stockman in northern Sonora is msk. ing desperate efforts to round up his stock and ship it out ;n the immedi.. ate future.
 Hsnd pain ed invitations to Presi. dent Msdero of Mexico, Governor Msytorena of Sonora and Governor c " P Hunt will be cent by the Junta Patristics of Tucson. inviting the three executives to visit Tucson Sep- tember l6. during the celebrsticn.
 Work on large scale is to be com- menced September by the Lswisobos on the K Brown cls,ms in the Rose. mont district which the Lsvisohns ssesntly bonded for s60, coo. Men are