Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-04


 I20, 900 coo, this rear Ihis is so increase of approximately f5 C. 60 q. ore more than one-thiEd, over 1911. I Vbe rate of taxation, hosever, will he [ about the same .-remocrst.
 A horse belonging to George Alkne Of Flagstaff. ran away Saturday morn ing. At s crossing, 'he hoFs slipped and fell op ths cement. dislocsting i's nip
 An agreement was filed in the ctiic of the Yavspsi county recorder, whereby Peter La Tourette and others agree to deliver to Granville Fain, Arthur Heath and NJ. B. Haz -ltiue, real As.ate, cattle, horses and other personal property, the consideration beirg S90, eco. The property which will be conveyed includ the La Tourette ranch and range in the Verde section.
 The Lake Superior and Arizona | mine ct Superior has been taken over by the American Smelling and Refn- ing company under the terms of the option to purchase published recently. and Edward Thornton has been ap- pointed superIntendent of the mine.
 Capt. Charles F. Donaldson, of Douglas. ard former resident Of Prescott, died in Los Angeles last
 week, where he was visiting with his
 aite and daughters.
 "The Owls" building on North
 Main street, which has been point
 of architectural pride in Tucson since
 it was built for Leo Goldscb midt, Nj. P. Freeman sud their intimate friends some years ago may experience q
 change in name because I the fact
 that Goldschnidt has just purchased Freemsn's interest in the building and will probably convert it into { home.
 A suggestion that automobile race
 be held from Fl Psso and other town on the Borderlsnd Route wlth PbOe [, nix as the destination be he'd at th, , opening of the state fair iu Novem be
 is contained in letter received by tn ! Phoenix cham Der of commerce iron
 Secretary E. P. Grindell of he Doug |, las chamber of commerce, who say he can get in Douglas at les.t tw, f entries for such 8 race.
 T Governor Hunt, who spent Sunda
 at Florence left that city Monday a D noon in company with Warden E E Sims of the state prison and twenty :, one convicts for the state road cam 3 in the Pinal mountains, where tn , prison labor i- being used IT the con struction of the new cut-otf road be fl tween Globe and Ray over the noun \ tsins.
 Suit for $30,O00 damages was file k in the Phoenix superior court by Frii q Engel, a minor, by J. F. " Enge = his father, against the Barber Aspha d Paving compsny,a 6 corporation. Tn If plaintiff, who is years of age, allege |, that on May 25, 1912, the de!endsn was engaged in paving Adams stree A between First and Second streets, an s that boards and timbers were used { "a obstruct tbe street to prevent traffic that one of the timbers bee me loos, falling on h:m and pinning him |
 the ground, said blow scarring hi
 face and dis6guring his skull. In youngster's brain is said to hay ? sutfered from tie blow and his bod t and mind are alleged 10 have bot
 been permanently injured.
 In speaking of the attendance a
 the Flagstaff Normal, Professor Blom
 stated that last y ea:'s eurollment in-
 clnded l37, with a daily attendance O
 los against the enroIlment of tw, P years ago. when it reached only fifty. - two.
 Albert B. Cox, 2S years old, wht
 was married only th-ee months agt to Miss Norma Bouhsll of Fact PIerc.
 street, passed away suddenly of heart
 failure at Phoenix.
 Mining machinery for the proper- ties Of P J. Mcintyre is being hauled
 from Amsdo station on the Tucson
 Nog ,les railroad to the claims which
 are in the San'a Rita mountains.
 McIntyre has just returned from 6
 business trip east on mining busi- ness.
 | As a resrlt of the agreement recent ly entered into, the Mountain States <! Telephone and Telegraph company has just completed the steps of taking over the property of the Overlind Telephone compsny. the stated pur- chase price being $432 .00O.