Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
News of the State
 : in Condensed Form


 Another old time resident of the country answered the final sum mons this week, then R A Roberts quietly passed away ct ll:3O Monday forenoon. So unexpected wss the event that i, came as . pro- found shock. not only to the immedi- ate family who reside in Vicksburg but to the community in general ss we'll.
 Tom Bishop. . well known miner who has been at various times an employe of the Monarch. Big Blue and other local companies, and who is joint owner. with Abe Rowe. Q! the B < R group oi claims seven or eight miles east of Wickenburg. was placed under arrest Thursdsy by Deputy Sheriff Wood, and locked up in the branch county jail. It uss not case of crime or misdemeanor nf any sort. but one cf deranged mentality.
 Choice of q route for the stste hish> way from Toe on to Vail rests be- tween one along the Southern Pacific tracks ss ct present or along the South western tracks. The work will co.t less than s2OO per mile, it is claimed by the board of supervisors. | The route along the Southwestern lies CD higher ground. There is 6 difference of only 1000 feet in the length of the two rou,es.
 | Out of A fund established last year by the university ss an experiment in aiding needy students in getting their education, more than $l400 was loaned to thirty-eight students in amounts ranging from sl0 to $50 .ceoiding to . statement made by President A H Wilde. The students issue promi-sory notes to pay at theil earliest convenience. usually by tbt close of the summer vacation. Tbej are now paying up rapidly, and oni, about s400 is outstanding.
 The csse of the Inspiration Minini company in which the former is sue ing for condemnation of c tnbnel cit through the Keystone ground. hs been set for hearing in Judge Shute' court in Globe on August 25. Col George Norton received repor Of the assay of c sample of the or
 from the bottom of the shsft in hi
 Red Cross mine, . short distanc south of the railroad on the east sid of the Mohawk mountains. Tn } assay showed 694.2s ounces 0: silve, worth s4l6 79. per ton. The cha! . is now down sixteen feet.
 Fl One of the results Of the focal op ' ton election in WickenburR, whei
 the town decided for c second time L ] go dry ia the completion .! ss= -s , goods dispenssry just beyond th
 Yavapsi line across the river. Jh
 new building, which Is located abou 7 mile ard quarter from the bridg site, is c larger and better built siruc ture than is usually devoted to it
 purpose outside of incorporates
 towns.
 The creation oi e park commissio,
 was authorized at . special meetipt
 of the county council at Tucson lac
 week.
 l 4 Hansen and Ed Grider returne, to Globe Sunday from trip into tt
 White mountains. They report
 fine time and good sport in the bill but declared that the roads on tn, San Carlos reservation were in yer, bad shape. They mentioned the con tract with thoee on the White Noun tain reservation. On the latter re- serve, they said. Agent Peterson il making boulevsrds Of the roads ant is keeping . large force of men ., work all the tune.
 Mrs Msrtba E Kibbe, widow of Fred Kibbe, one of the victims of Good wir and Stewart in the famous double mur. der, was married at Globe to Jack H Manning of Armour & Go by Judge Hinson Thomas The ceremony sss solemnissd at the brides residence Willism Stewart, who was convicted of murder in the first degree for the death of Fred Kibbe is seDtenced 10 be executed in the county court yard in Globe. Ausust l, 1913.
 Dick BuIlard of Congress Juncti Q, sfranged with Chss Hyder, while in Wickenburg the other day, to trsns- port three miles Of pipe from the old Congress mine to Tres Alsmos, where it will be utilized to convey water to the desert Bullsrd cattle rsoch. One of the Hydes :reighting outfits was sent to the Junction to begin the work last Mondsy,
 MP Lacey and John Harlan lost