Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-11
News of the State
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 While Q Sveeten was working at the Gib on mine, ct Bellevue where he has c lease. q cave-in eau. .ht him in the tunnel, in which be was work ing snd he was very psiriully injured about the body.
 The rancbe:s and dry farmers ip the vicinity of the county hospital oesr Dougl,s, were thrown into a panic Mondsy afternoon by the sp pearance of cinnamon bear ip their corrals and cl icken yards
 Nineteen trtapts who were suspend ed from the Globe High School by Princips. Betting Monday morning. VI re allowed to return to their clssses alter they had expressed contri,ion l over their disobed ence and promised to obey th- rules 'i the schools here- after.
 Nearly 1000 persons travel between Globe and Miami daily by automobile stage or over the Arizona Eastern railroad, according 10 figures made public in connection wi the move- ment Of the people of the two ci ice looking toward the construction of an iaterurbau electric line.
 Attorney Thomas E Fisunigau of Globe, whose forte resulted in J B Goodwin, under sentence of death for murder. getting c stay of execution from President Wilson, arrived n Phoenix this week. He does not be- lieve that Goodwin will be brought to Phoenix .s a witness agsiast William Stewart. who wss brough, back from Atlanta for trial. Gooduin and Stewart were arrested st the same time for the murder of two men named Hillpot and Steel on govern ment land near Globe. Both were tried for the murder Of Hillpot. Goodwin getting . death sentence and Stewart life ip the federal prison at Atlanta. Stewart was returned to Phoenix to stapd rial for the murder of Steel
 An Arizona cowpnncher who WAS charged with changing ".7" brand i,t1 an 70 K" was found not guilty With the protection given by the State Sanitary board, it is pretty ha d these deys to do anything with the other f.llow's brand
 Globe aod Miami celebrated with Q lstor day program May l. Applet did program was given. Senator Worsley of Tucson being one of the chief spe ak. CTS. A splendid program of races wrestling mstches, bail games, etc was the order of the day. Tue affair was held at the Fuller ranch and bsnds from the two towns rendered the mus c.
 The home csnning of fruits and vegetables is an industry that is bound Co become popular in the isolated section. of the Soutbwest where such produce can not be r sdily bsuI- ed to market or otherwise disposed Of to advantage.
 Excavation for the new buildings of the s F P & P Railway compsoy in Prescott vas started by T c Snider, who hss the contract The space to be occupied by the machine shops re- ceived confederation in the beginning oi the grading. and will occupy spsce of about 200 by 300 leet. In order to be present at the funeral of her grandson, Lsndon Earl Hall in Prescott; Mrs L Y Woodmsnsee, of Fossil Greek, made the remarkable journey from the plant of the Ari.npa Power company Of horeebsck The distance is over seventy miles by trsils and wagon roade, and the feat :s regarded ss ss exceptions; one in endurance.
 R 0 Williams, c R Byrnes and W c Cunningham will leave Miami in . few days ou . wsRon trip to Hamilton | county, Texas. They will travel in i two covered wagons and expect to be on tSe road six or eight weeks. The gentlemen formerly comprised the Miami Transfer company and recently sold their business to Rsmbo < Reid.
 Application vas made Wednesday by Governor Hunt to the United st.tes war department for right of Wsy for :he new Casa Grsnde valley canal seross the military rife range south of FloEencs.
 or the 5000 new voters who have registesed in Msricopa county fer the election to be held May z6. fully 5000 arc women. The heavy oi women has thrown . tremendous scsre into the rsnts of | i he liquor men.