Tombstone epitaph., 1912-03-31
News of the State
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 Thstthe Russian colony had lief, Glendale and moved to larger tract of land about twelve miles from that section, is stated in recent reports from Glendale.
 The forestry service line from Tue son to the top of Old Badly is nearing completion. It wac installed for the sole use of the department.
 Recently paying c visit to Prescott on an interesting mission, NJ Williams of California, wss investigating the possibility of hunting mountain lions with dogs in Yavapai.
 The search for Dee Scott. who has been missing from Prescott since the March snow etorm is heinz continued without success.
 An important strike, five foot ledge which carries considerable wolfenite, copper and some gold and lead values, is reported on the prop erty of the New State Copper com pany of Miami.
 | Last week the sale of the Branui- gan ranch at Bellemont wss con- sumated, the property with some. thing like four hundred head Of cattle passing into the hands of Bob Gless nn of Flagstaff.
 There was another cutting scraI e at Ash Fork last Sunday. W Mack was the knife wielder and Nels Han sen was the man carved Hanen rt- ceived several slight wounds Mack was arrested and cent to jail at Pres colt. The fuss was over money mat ters
 To secure an award Of Sl5 ,O0O a. legged damages for broken leg GUS tained in A collision between cars (, the company, that occurred during 6 heavy fog, Albert D Gallagher ha, sued the Phoenix street railway c0m- psny.
 Missing 6 valuable pearl and dis mond necklace which che is inclin ( to think was suatched from her necl by the jostlers, q young women II Phoenix was jostled while on sb, street.
 CS Smith, head of the Old Domin- ion Copper company. is in Globe look ing over the interests of his company in that district. He is accompanied by Waldo Smith, New York en- gineer.
 At the expense of the Guegenhein interest, employees ofthe engineering and office forces of the American Smelling and Refining company wer, entertained st banquet last Sunday evening at Ray.
 Owning thousauds o! acres O: lanc along its rsilroad lines, the Santa F, has taken steps to have the govern, nent survey all such lands % that they msy become vested in the com- pany definitely under its land grants l Passengers on delayed train No l which arrived in Williams a. sbou, 9:20 last Sunday morning, lad an ex- citing time with crazy man on the train, who was lsboring under the i'm preston that enemies were following him to kill him. He made severe unsucceestul attempts to kill himsel' with . pocket knife.
 In Coconino county, Superior Judge Perkins decided the election contes, of Sleeves vs Wilson for the county sttorneyship. in favor of Wilson Judge Steeves contested the election o! c B Wilson On the ground that Wilson's nsme was not on the great register, and therefore not eligible to ] hold the office of county attorney. Mir Sleeves gave notice of an appeal to the supreme court. The bridge across the Little Cobra. do river has been formally opened for public use.
 A Fsrmers' Institute will be held in Williams CD Monday April let, at the opera house. The meeting will be add ressed by A NJ McOmie, of the ArisoDs Agricultural Experiment Station.
 Twelve miles of the Verde Valley railroad grade gre completed, and eight miles of rails are laid from Cedar Glsde. Track laying will be rapid ly pushed until end of completed grade is reached.
 For $50.OOO, A B Williams and George Mintz purchased the George H Cook property. consisting of . fifty foot lot and two-story building; just east of the Ford hotel on West Wssh- ] ington s,sset.-Pboeniz Democrat.