Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-23

ose, "suy pcOpio iu tpo poee wv have been compelled to go to Msricopa to get rooms snd lodging and hotel accommodations have been wholly inadequate, lt
 Judge Richard E Sloan, former Governor of the Territory for twelve years. an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court and the fret Federal Judge in the new state will engage in the practice of law at Phoenix. hsv- ing formed . partnership with Wm NJ Seabury and JAmes Westerfeit the latter . recent arrival from New York City. The pe~ 6rm will be known as Sloan, seabury and Wester- felt and the arrange ment takes effect on the fret of April.
 JAs S app, the Skull Valley range- man brought to Prescott the hides ot two large mountain lions, with the head and feet attached He states the animals were killed while devour- ing 8 yeariipg, and he experienced considerable trouble in dispatching them, as both showed fight at being molested. One Of the lions measures sesen feet eight inches and the other seven feet four inches.
 George P Harrington. general man sger of the Nelson mining company operating in the Bradshaw mountains stated inPreseott few days ago that another big contrsc, had been decided upon in running 6 new tunnel to fur sher explore the Nelson minersi prop- osition and which will cost 6 large sum. Eastern stockholders ssnc- tioned this decision, being greatly encouraged by the results :. accom-. p ished in the initial development. Phoenix autoists are to make 750 mile circle trip in arizona to include visits to Roosevelt Dam Globe, He l. brook, Petrifed Forests, Winslow, Grand Csny on 1, Flsgstsff, Ash Fork and Prescott. The stsrt will be made May 2l.
 Joseph Gray, Yuma Indian boy. wss shot and killed by Indian Police- man Dave, near the Indian schocl. |. Gray and R Baxter. another Indian boy, had been in jail for drinking spd were being worked On the road, ss @ punishment, when they tried to es- cape.
 At Tucson, Chief Rolling has given orders to the policemen so pay strict attention to the snti-spitting or dirsnce and to make srrests without fear or favor "One arrest is more efficac:ous than . resm of talk" said the chief.
 At Tucson the Southern Arizona Fair associa ion was incorporated d Thursday with 6 capital stock o. s50, = 0O0, divided into 5000 shares of $lO each.
 George + FTeyds, the Turkey Greek mining man, has also resorted to .he ski method o' bucking the deep snows to get out of bis camp into settled community. He made the trip to Poland of eiy miiss, in lees than than three bours, and ree ports the fpest journey he has ever taken. the snow being packed and the 'cliding' down the steep mountains ss next to CD airship experience.
 Tom Hind, sssistsos general super- intendent oi the Southern Pacific o. Mexico. at Empslme, arrived in Tue son Wednesday. He came by motor car to Hermosillo, secured . passport to travel on che military train to Quiisno and walked 48 kilometers into Nogsles He reports conditions ct Empslme quiet.
 At Tucson, Congress street was ordered psvsd by the city council Tuesdsy night, the necessary steps to be taken as soon ss the engineering department bas said that the strees is ready for paving. This action was forced by the presentation of . peti- tition of more than 5l per cent of the frontage on Congress street, ssking for paving and psvinR with bitul,- thic. The signatures to the petition were obtained by Burt L CIingen, representative of the Barber Asphalt | compaoy, which advocates bitulittic.
 John Knapp, . switehman who ar rived at Dougiss from Bisbee only is~ days ego. and vas working his 6rst shift in the Douglas yards, was ruu over on the D K W line at the Copper Queen Shelter. having one of his legs % seriously crushed that it is thought smputssion will be neces, ssry. is is thought probable that he will not recover.
 Near Grown King. George P Har- ringson states that tbs svsrsge depth of snow b Bsadshsw Basin was abou