Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26

 week and will probably remain in Ari- roma for several days. Governor Glenn has been in California making speeches in behalf of Woodrow wil- son for the democratic nomination for president.
 His health slmos. entirely restored l by the climate of rizona, Al Merton, known 70 s'agel. nd ss Banjo. the | big boy with the big voice." IS leaving for New York. He has just signed up for long engagement on the Keith & Proctor vsGdeville circuit and will open in the nAt,2nal metropolis, May 26. sing ne 6 numCar of the latest songs in his own stable man ner.
 The superior court of MohsSc "c::u ty has tegun it's session. On the docket there are to be fonnd more than the usual number of eases Of violence, assaults t 0 kill and nurde- cases predo mi atipe in the lis. oi Of! lenses
 At Yuma Dr Edwsrd Buzick has planted an acre of ground to orsnge seed with a view to starting an orange nursery. There will be great de- ,nand in Yuma for orange trees as soon as the water is put upon tbe mesa. Buzick's ranch is six miles down be valley from Yuma on the bank Of the main canal.
 The Winslow Telephone Co.,, of which Mir Henderson is the propri- etor, has been installing new cable system through pripcipsl thoroush- fares during the past week. A large number of new phones have been in- stalled during the past year. Andrew Keen, one of the oldest pioneers Of Arizona snd most notable men by reason of hie long and vsried terms of the government service, psssed away at his home in Tucson |.
 Mir Keen wss Si gears old and his des'h was due to parnlysi. attendant upon old age. He had been eonfued to bis hon for @ number of years but for years before was . welll nosn official in the service of the federal govern ment, and in various positi, ne. Henry Buehmsn had 6 Dir hdsy last week, but it was not on the 39:h anniversary 0! his srrivsl in Tucson
 That event happened ID July. instead and only 3s years ago. The 6lst sDnivers.ry Of the former event sss osle ebrs,ed by his frie nds.
 H c Harris of Arkans sas, formerl, | clerk at the Santa Rita and slso em-
 ploysd si the Oonsolioaisd Nation al bank at Tucson. has been elected l s.ate sena.or in his home state. from the 18th senstorisl district compris- ing Monroe, Arksusas.
 Representative Hayden has intro duced 6 bill appropristing S75 900 to defrsy expenses of making a survey and resurvey of the public lsnds in Arizona.
 4 Washington dispatch says:- The secretary of the tressury has reached no decision respecting the public building site st Tucson The csee will not he reached for several weeks.
 The Chase game law, providing a code of laws regulating the hunting ard killing of game and fish and pro- vidiog for the sppoin ment Of . state game warden, with . sufficient nun Der of deputies to enforce the act passed through the committee with the recommendation that it do pass. This bill carries with it an appropria- tion for $500 to start the work of thr game warden
 The report of the seventh annual meeting ot the Arirons Bar sssocia tion is of the press end copies gre out. The book contains something over . hundred psees and is neatly printed aod bound.
 James s Scott. con Of MT. and Mre Harry Scott of th,s city, who re- ceived he appointment of . cadet at West Point and who has been qualifis d for entering on his studies has made his examinations and is ese. yisi,- 1 ing with his grand parcnfs and other l relatives while enrouse to Weet Point. i He expects to enter about June IA -Insernational.
 At Msricopa, the Monte Cristo Oil oompsny hes resumed development work on large scale. The Monte Cristo hss twelve or fourteen pro- doc 70 in this field ard sill add sev- srsl moro during she summer. l,