Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-11

the creditsble sum oi 'l50O was raised with which to deiray he experse of . delegation of twelve rom that city to the good roads con- 'en.ion that meets ct Ksnsss City.
 A large number of men were put to work at the Saginaw logging camp hie week. The horses. which have been on pasture near Glendale since the shutdown, arrived at Williams op last Thursday, and it is expected the first train of logs will be brough. in this week. The mill will be running next week fu'l blast. A lsrge mum. Der oi men who have been idle since che mill and csnVs closed down. will find steady work and tni. will mem good times for the business men ftr many mInths.
 Pngsdier General Walter s Schuyler. who is we'll known m Tucson and visi- ted m that city lit le more than . year ago. when he was entertained a. the Old Pueblo club. went on the re- tired list, Saturday. according to . dispatch from Washington. He rec tire. after more than forty yssrs o' honorable service on account of age.
 Reports that the 1914 annual re- union of the Arizona E!ks wili be held in Phoenix at the time of the Aztec sun fete are erroneous. sccord- ing to Chas K Pishon
 By the exercise of little hard work State Treasurer David F Johnson saved Arizona $l6O0 during his visi, tb New York Had it not been for the success of his little plan. the state would Lave had to pay 6 commission o! at least that amount "If you will saree to charge Arizona no com-
 mission Tor handling her old bonds
 we will borrow s2.OCO GOO from you , paying the usual commission" The Guarantee Trust company agreed to this and Arizona wac ahead just sl6oO.
 Lounty School Superintendent
 Miller. of Yssapsi county announces after having completed csnva.sir 2 returus of the enumerators of the census of the school districts of the county. that the total number oi school children is giveu as 2Sll. Jerome returned 26s boys aud 235 girls, . total O. 503.
 Two mncb father in.'aw seems 10
 have been behind the complaint issued several days ago for the arreet Of
 Frank Smith of Skull Valley on . charge of being inssoe. Tie accused young man demonstrated this fact
 when bic examination ~as held in he superior court and he was turned loose in jiffy. His mental faculties were as clear ss e crystal. and in addition to being normal, it was proven thst be wac of an impstuous temperament ss we'll. Hie father-in.lsw is John Ehle.
 Secretary Myers of the Southern Arizona Fair association ssid that he would recommend to the association st it's meeting next Tuesdsy night that the 1913 fair bs held from Octo. Der P to 25 inclusive This date will be recommended ss being the mos. de. sirsble as Southern Arizona lair ex- hibitors would then hsve time to ship their exhibits to the stste fsir st Phoenix.
 The poisoning of little William Jes- 'in by ''ricip" . toxic-slbumin fouod n the castor oil bean slmoet cau.ed his death early Wednesday morning md is the first case of poisoning by his substance ever recorded in Tue 'on. Willie is the con of J P Jessin, '60 North Main ,...ee., . barber :n he Santa Rits hotel shop, end is six ears old. He wss pronounced out of | snger late Wednesday afternoon.
 Wster color elevations" will be nsde of sso tracts Of land cn which psions were recently obtained by c E iule of the Moose lodge e possible for the proposed Moose ssui- arium' An artist will come from 'hosnix in several days to do the 'ork. The scenes when finished, 1 ill be presented to the Moose ps- onsl convention which will meet in incinnati in the summer.
 Death has claimed another splendid ioneer Arisonan, James Onesl so- vered the snmmons. bis earthly Ireer coming to sn end ct exactly 'on Wednesday after an illness of ss ihsu one month, due to bsop. 'ities' The passing of this we'll ,own Hssssyswper and sturdy eiti- Q is particularly to be rsgrsstsd, co U