Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-29
News of the State in Condensed Form

Over 300 people were msssed at the iepot at Prescott lsst Tuesday night st F 30 o'clock 70 greet Col. Roose- welt as he was passing through the ci y. but al, were dlssppointed in not being able to see or hear the distin- guished American He retired at Wicken burg and his prvats secretary 8 sted on the arrival of the tram ai Prescott that it would be impossible tor h,m to be either seen or hesid, al hat late hour, ss the l.ha rs Of the day had taxed his physicsl abii:ty 70 the utmost. and 'Ie was very tired man.
 Max Smith, who lives at the Rnbies ranch. ten miles from Tucson, was shot by h;s fstber-in- law. last week through the shoulder He was mis- taken for burglar. He Was taken to . hospital at Tucson by his mother and wife and his wound dressed.
 Pedro Garcia last week received lie imprisonment when sentenced ty Judge Smith in the Superior court at Prescott for the killing oi.a countrys man at Seligmsn lsst August. Although many auto owners in the Warren district are planning 10 st- tend the 8 ate fair ct Phoenix, no move has been msde as yet to make the trip to the capital city collectively and under rules that will enable the ! winner oi the run to rece.ve . $50 ,ilver trophy offered by tue 6 ate iair commission.
 | Senator John Hughes has returned to Tucson from Indian Hot Springs, where he has been for several weeke drinking the ter and taking the baths 10 try and get relief from rhe U mstism. His many friends over the -sste will be pleased tn learn that be s greatly improved. He said he felt certain he had let the hest part of Il at the springs.
 All vehicles operating on the stree t. , 'f Dorglss, after nightisIi must csrry light Thls includes automobiles horse drawn conveyance motorcycle and bicycles. No bicycle riding or the eide. siks in sny part of the cit! Sill be tolerated.
 Plans will be drawn soon for 6 nev s3O. 900 srmory for Tucson It was 6, stated lsst week by Captain Huffman of Company K Of Tucson.
 Secretary Harry Welch Of the Phoe
 nix board of trade is quite anxious 10
 information regarding the velvet besl
 which is grown in Alabama. W. P
 Psdget, a rancher residing near Phoe
 nix gays that the velvet bean Nil drive out the Johnson grace which i
 60 annoying 10 the rsnchers. It i claimed that the vines ot the bear grow about waist high and thst th' r. ots are so close together that it il
 impossible for anytb ng else to grow
 Uptown passengsr ticket offices snC branch of the freight department o the Fl Psso < Southwestern will bt established at an early date at Tucsnr in addition to the Consolidated Na. ton ,l Bank building TOW being erect. ed CD Congress street, adjoining the bank on the east. An option gwen the railroad company recently by the bank has been accepted.
 At Phoenix rewards sggregating S600 were offered for the capture O the ssssilsnts Of Chief of P"lice A. !. Moore. and Policemen Harrison NJ Williams and Aiejo Valenzuels. who were seriously stabbed last week at the entrance of the city Jail, by Me1icsns who made their escspe following the affrsy.
 Lyle D Johnson has been appoint ed deputy United States marshal to take the place Of A. M Overlook, who has resigned and who is devoting his time to the mine in which bis father is interested in the Gro Blanco dis. trict.
 Wiles H. Rogers. ssed 59 years, died at his res,deLce in Tucson Sat- ordsy morning as . result of p:omsine poisoning contracted about shree weeks sgo.
 E. E. Bethel. mining man and mer. chant of Patagonia, stated tbst the Ksness City Syndicate which recently took over under bobd l2 mining sims owned by him in the Pa sgopia district bss double sbiits at work de- velopioR the property. The bond is for &75 900 to run through two -ears.
 It is very probable that in the not distant future over '0OO miners will he employed in Copper Basin, just scroes the divide from Prescott, ssy- the Prescott Courier.