Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-07

which will be held next week. begin- ming over Wedpesisy. Ibis meeting will be sttented hy school spperin- teudeuts from mapy parts oi the stse.
 Al Phoenix someone bsrrowed A A Armstrong's auto and went for . jny ride. Armstrong Hae in bed at the time and didn't know anything about it, otherwise the machine would never have been borrowed. He was still in bed wben the car was returned. but what happened to that little Ford while away from home was caution for snakes. The right front wheel was sprung and the rim cracked; the wind shield was smashed, two lights were broken, boards were torn from the bottom of the body and tools had been tossed all around in the ton.
 nsu. Aside from these. the car had suffered other injuries and had become covered with mud. The engire would
 run. If it hadn't been running the
 machine never would have been re- turned
 Arizona jack rabbits are served ss
 Belgian hares in Los Angeles restsu- rsnts. They also enter into the com . position of chicken tansles retsiled
 in the cafes and by the numerous street vendors of the succuient Me1i- can delicscy in the Angel City.
 That Mise Alice Redewill, daughter of MT and Mrs A Redewill of Phoenix. |.
 who is studying music in PAris, il. already making c name for herself AS 6 pianist, is proven by an srt,c g
 which appeared in . recent number of the Musical Leader, 8 publication de-
 voted to musical matters all over the world.
 When conductor running l on the Phoenix < Eastern branch of the Arizona Eastern, tried to put Ben Rigg. and Myron Morris, two husky | Mesa expressmeD, of his train last Saturday night, they turned him across g seat and applied the palms of their ham-like hands where they !, , would do the most damage and effect the greatest humiliation. At Tucson foor cases of ~hiskey 1 were stolen Monday evening about g o'clock from the store of J N Roberts. Offices Cullen and Ybsrrs arrested Florencio Velssco. Rou ten house and Charles Nj Pouge. The laster has been imprisoned before. Two of the whis- key cases were recovered. The express wagon employed by 6 Phoenix undertaken for hauling out side boxes to the cemetery seems to have ambitions SC e business maker as we'll as 6 common carrier Th,s way it ran down a man on bicycle in front of the Hotel Adams. He wa. severely shaken up and little cuticle was torn loose but no great damage wac done.
 At Tucson s daylight burgisr se- cured eiRht hundred dollars from the Southern Pacific ticket office this week while the ticket agent wss at lunch. A dozen persons were in the waiting room at the time. He en- tered and opened the safe and escaped with the boo'y.
 A private detective from Phoenix, who spent a couple of weeks in Mesa, returned home, evidently sati.fied ] that Mess wac pretty good town and the people were pretty good people. So far as known he found only one case which he thinks was 6 case of selling wbiskey contrary to law.
 Copies of the joint resolution oi congress relating to the e1portstion | of arms into Mexico has been received | by all immigration offices in Arizoos and the whole south west. Tbe res- olution comee over the signature of | President Taft and makes tho carry- 1 ing of arms into Mexico an ofYense punishable Ly law.
 h the message oi the president tbe resolution he says that it is the policy of the United States to | keep arms out of all countries having domesfic troubles, nnless the import ation of arms comes directly ss an bim. Theiviolators of tbis it is stated. will be vigor- ously prosecuted.
 On Friday the fair comm; ssion met 't Phoenix and organized. Hugh E Campbell is the chsirmsn and J K Henderson of Bisbee is secretary treasurer. U Keegan of Globe is the third member. The position of paid secretary was offered to Chas. R. Howe of rombetone.