Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-08
News of the State
 in Condensed Form

county jail on the East Side Is Mar sbal LszC D, bound over to the grand jury on 6 charge of forgery oi Wells
 Fargo money orders.
 A force of con victs from the prison at Florence will start work next Mon day on the Tucson-PhoeniT state highway, working from Florence to- ward Phoenix. When the worst stretches O road iu that direction are 6nished, they will begin working to- ward Tucson.
 Attorney s L Psttee of Tucson has consentsd at the request of the secre- tsry of state to codify the new state lave and the old territorial laws re tsined by the legislature 60 that all of the statutes may be encompsssed in one volume. Psttee al.o did the work of iDdexing the new laws.
 At CourtlsDd ore shipments from the Name mine, of the Great Western company, were resumed on the com- pletion Of ore bins three cars going out. and the regular shipments are to be at the rate Of one car each day As the Mary mine Of the sane com psny is shipping regularly at the rate of fifteen cars per week, and the Ger mania, of the C & A, is shipping i2 cars each week, the output cf the camp is 34 cars each seven days.
 One thousand feet of Southern Pa. cifc track went out with storm wat ere Tuesday nigh, at Kin. lSS mil 6 west of Tucson snd 63 miles east of Yuma, and passenger trains Nos ,, {, 6 and 10 from the west were held up 24 hours beyond the wsshout.
 The wages of all underground em- ployees in the mines o' the Globe Miami district will 5e increased by 25 cents per day, bsgipning September 1. After that date miners, muckers and trsmmers will receive B 75 per day instead of $3.50 per day ss at prest nt and DO one working underground will receive lees than that rate.
 W s Adams, owner of the Jerome "News" has purchased the plant and business of the Jerome Cooper Belt" 1" and will merge the latter paper with the former. the Copper Bel,' losing its identity.
 At Ray there were approximately 1900 men on the payroll this month and the amount paid out on Saturday was approximately s140.OO0.
 An old Mexican who has been for several years living in 6 rude open ar camp in the GIls bottom. near Yuma. beyond the ice factory, fell into his fire Tuesday afternoon and was burned to death. How he happened 70 fall in cannot be determined, but he was probably for 6 moment seized by dizziness or epilepsy.
 Dr Charles R Nyberg, examining physician O tie Knights of Pythiss, died Tuesday night at the home of his friend, Dr L Q DsmerOn. ct Phoe- nix, of pulmonary congestion. re- sulting from a shooting trip of two weeks ago. He came Co Phoenix about a year ago for bis health. On the shooting trip with pr Dsmeron he fired come fifty shots and few days later had a severe hemorrhsge.
 A beauty contest for babies born under the Forty.Eig'h Star, will be the feature of All Ssints' Day a. the State Fair Saturday, November 3 The program wac announced Friday c meeting of th' presidents ,f the state societies at Far head quarters Tbursday afternoon.
 Law Bsc Hi. Chiusmsn, wss ried before Court Com missioner J K Duuseath of Tucson Wednesday, on q 'harge of being unIswfully in the United States and was ordered de- ,orted. He was caught near Nsoo.
 A letter was written to A H Jones 'ast supreme dictator of the Moose odge ct Indianapolis. Ind, putting gain the idea before him for the doose sanitorium. which that organi- ation is planning to build. MT ones visited Tucson come time ago nd was we'll pleased with that city.
 An innovation was introduced in office court at Douglas when Judge lice asked the wife of William s lrmer of the Sulphur Springs valley. 3 impose sentence on her husband ,r being drunk and disorderly. The fife sentenced her spouss to ten days | hard labor on the ci:ys streets. r be judge tAid 'ft eoes.". From present prospects it appear ,st the proposed automobile road ice from Fl Ps.o. Douglas, Bisbee, h