Weekly journal-miner., 1912-11-13
(from sundays Daily.)
PHOENIX.
Inheritance Tax Forms.

zona. passed an inheritance tax bas- ed upon inc similar New York law, wherein all proprc,y or any interest in property within the jurisdiction of the state. belonging either to resi- dents or non-rcsidcnts of the state. whether tangible or intangible was made subject upon the death of the owner. and the inheritance of the legatee to graduated tax This bill was approved on the Sth day of June, 1912, but owing to the large amount of business before the state treasur- CT and the state examiner the pre- paration of the necessary terms SO that the provision of the law could be carried out, has been delayed. Having at last completed the greater portion of their other tasks. State Treasurer D F Johnson and State Examiner Willis II Plunkett. are now busily engaged in preparing the forms upon which the returns of the inheritance tax can be made. These forms when finished and received from the hands of the printer, will be sent ,o the clerks of the super for courts of the counties.
 Charter Carries.
 By vote of a little more than ten to one the new charter was adopted yesterday Though the vote was not heavy there was mani fcstation of great deal of inter est SO that the bulk of the vote was brought out carly
 Tt had been feared that great deal of opposition would be develop cd but there seemed Co have been no organized movement against the charter. or il there was one it was abandoned
 Ptomaine Poisoning Fatal.
 While engaged in his duties as bus boy at the Ford Hotel. Leo poldo Ramirez young married Spanish American was yesterday morning stricken with what is sup posed to be severe case of pto- maine poisoning from which he died last evening, after passing the few hours previous in fearful agony.
 Discuss Armory Project.
 Adjutant-Gcncral Harris of the Arizona National Guard appeared before the directors of the board of trade at the regular meeting Thurs day afternoon in behalf of the arm ory project that is being urged for Phoenix. The subject of an armory would have been brought up before. but the meetings of the board of directors were delayed two weeks on account of the press of business during fair week.
 The plan that was presented by Harris deals exclusively with the h- nancial end of the armory building. IL proposes way in which the fund of $S0,000 needed to build an armory of proper seating capacity and floor space may be raised. It is practically assured that the state will appro- Tpriate S40,0O0 of the fund if the re- ginainder and the location are sup piled by the city The proposition of an armory in which not only the work of the National Guard can be done. but the convention and meet ings that frequently occur in the southwest may he held. has been urged strongly by more than one publie-spirited citizen Still others Have tried for other plans. but the wmory plan seems to have been given the most attention and to be more fully thought out
 Demonstration Train.
 Professor A. M McOmie of the University of Arizona yesterday gave out his program for the first day of the Agricultural Demonstra- tion course that is to be given from the special train at the Santa Fc depot on Monday. November is. The train will consist of two car loads of exhibits. farm products, and after completing it's schedule here will be sent all over the Santa Fe system in Arizona and later over the Southern Pacific and El Paso South western lines The Santa Fe Is co. operating with the agricultural de- pertinent of the university in the his tory of the school experiment sta. lion and providing a suitable meth od of transporting it throughout the state.
 The train will be made up at the local yards. The cars will be open. cd at the depo, at o30 a. m, and their inspection by farmers will he-