Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-06
News of the State
 in Condensed Form

Al Si tOD tDe ecSOuo ihthi eieS'' cal accident to occur in the construc- tion Of the new A. c. smelter wss that which resulted in the death of John Bingham last Wednesday. M Bingham was employed as night shift boss at the crrsher plant and was ccs cupied with his duties when the final summons came.
 About twenty five fsmilies from Mexico have arrived in Tucson and will take up their residence on the lapds oi the Tucson Farms company in and sbou' Jaynes station, six miles northwest of th's city. The fsmilies are from Chihuahua and Sonora, Mexico. They have been driven out by the rebels and have lost nearly all they once possessed. The families have been coming for the pact month and have just lately moved on the farm land
 Jesus Coronado, believed to be bad. ly wanted ia the northern part of the state, was arrested at Douglas late Tuesday night by Deputy Sheriff liar ris and Constable Sam Hayhurst, be- ing armed at the time o! his spprehen. sion with 6 huge knife which he car- ried 10 a sheath, and 6 32-csliber re- volver. When brought before Judge Rice the man pleaded guilty to the charge of carrying deadly weapons and was sentenced to serve one hun dred days in the county isi!.
 All Southern Pacific esstbound trains were late Thursday by reason of der silment at Kim siding. five miles east O Yuma An extra freight went into the ditch at II 80 o'clock We'd nesdsy night tearing up the track so b dly that 6 "shoo-fiy" had to be
 built around the wrecksge. L Bell of Yuma, 8 brakeman, wss injured on the-ersvvt-<Ss-%ead.
 1 On account of the non-sppearsnce Of H erbert Aylsworth at the Univer- sity of Arizona this year the athletic
 association oi that iustitution wss
 left without football manager
 Wednesday morning at the assembly Of stud nts to consider student body
 sfi4irs, RC Young of the class oi I9l3 sas elected to fill the place.
 Fc-Emery and 0 A Rivers. n,in'
 ing men from NoIis, Sonora, left Tue. son Wednesday in sn automobile fol Chicago. They will pick op theil
 wives ct Fl Paso. MT Emery Said that the rebels secured $l0.o00 worth
 O. property on his ranch at Soria
 tskiog even the rings from the wo-
 men's fngers. They have been buy
 ing provisions in Tucson
 OL Menge, linemsn of the Tuc- son Gas, Electric Light and Power company, ~ss terribly burned Friday on the Tonkin ranch. four miles south of that city, while working on a power line to the holdings of the Tue son Farms company. He received 1900 volts froU three wires. yet did not lose consciousness. Tom Foley his partner. rescued him.
 A forest fire in the Patagonia mountains has been reported to For. est Supervisor Rober, J Selkirk by the ranger at Duquesne. That re- zion is dry as there have been no 1 showers there for several weeks. A force of men has been secured to fight the five.
 Throughout Arizona the idea originated by Dr Looney. state health officer, to bring eighty head of elk in- to ArIsons from the Yellowstone park is receiving the attention of the B. P. O.E. Charles K Pishop. a well known travelling coleman, is sound- ing tbe Elks of the state on the pro position, and be finds that every member is heartily in favor of the plan.
 Hopeful that at least a portion Of their livestock will be discovered wandering in the hills near Colonis Mo,eles aud can safely te brought back to Douglas to aid them in gain- ing sustensnce free of public charity the Mormon refugees at Douglas have sent two scouts. Jim Anderson and E $ Nichols. toward the Colonies.
 Frederick J NJ Rhodes of London, nephew of the late Cecil Rhodes, let Tucson Friday with Tihuron island. the fsbled home of capnibais in the i Gulf of California, as bis objective I point. He believes that deposits of pitch blend may be found there.
 All the university dormitories are filled to overfiowiog and thee are enough applicants for rooms which are not available, to fi'l the new dor mitory when completed.