Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-02
STATE ITEMS OF iM- TEREsT CONDENSED.

, hospital in northern Mexico. ac- . ording to information which has | ,ss been received in Phoenix by Dep ty kSheriff Oles. one of the beat [ nown Mexican residents of that city. ( loupg Orosco's whereabouts have ( ,ng been . puzzle in the Uoited 'tstes land Mexico, reports having ,een issued that he had been slain ip ,sttle.
 c E smith, the hverymsn of San Simon, had his right arm broken iust above the wrist Tuesdsy while on . little too friendly terms with one of his mules' He was working around the mule and thought be wac out of range of the mules heels. but events proved differently. The fracture, though not 60 bad ss 1t might have been, is of course annoying and pain. full enough. and the accident is re- gretted by Mir Smiths many friends, | who hope be will be all right soon. Representatives of the Diamond Tire company have been in the Im- perisl valley recently looking over the cotton produced there, with the idea of using it in the manufacture of automobile tires. This industry alone uses more cotton than the en. tire output of the valley under the present acreage. It takes the long ~stsple cotton to stand up under the strees of auto driving and the Im- perisl cotton fills the requirements.
 W E Osborn. ot San Francisco, will build . complete and up.to date apartment house in Phoenix. It will be . two-etory and basement brick and :concIete structure containing eighteen suitee, and will cost upwards of $35, 900.
 The deepest snow that has fallen for yesrs in Prescott, resulted in the measurement of twenty.two inches on tbe level in the court house plasa. Where the snow drifted on many streete e depth of ss high ss four feet was recorded. In Ash Pork and Jerome, two feet of snow is reported while in Williamson valley. predic- tions are made oi three feet. Cattle- men are displeased lover the severity Of the storm snd anticipate the loes of cattle that are lean and in poor condition from last winters scarcity of feed op the open range.
 Night Officer GeorgeT T Heisler, oi Prescott, took his life Saturday morn- ing at his home. using . Colts 45- caliber revolver and sending . bulle, through his head. There had been DC previous iptimation that be contem- plated suicide, and his death occurred .ithio five minutes after he entered the house.
 San Simon is to have . new $7 ,5O( hotel soon. The town site company is understood to have agreed to do' nate the lots and subscribe . large part Of the stock. The building vii be of brick, two stories high.
 Risking bis life for his liberty Steve Supet. who was being brought to Globe . prisoner, jumped o6 th, fast moving Arisons Eastern train just north of Gutter, and escaped Deputy Sheriff Witt H Childress wa, bringing Supet from Bowie to answer to . charge of larceny.
 James and George Westsrvelt, bott of the state of Utah, were admitted so practice ct Phoenix ia the Omitted States District court for the state o Ar.zous. Both of tue attorneys srs newcomers. James Westervelt will locate in Phoenix, and his brother George. will 20 to the Old Pueblo end throw his lot in eith that thriving city.
 Rotten ties along that part Of the Phoenix stseet railway system neal she corner oi Seventeenth avenue and Washington street was responsible for the dersilDens of westbound csI about 6 o'clock Sunday evening. The rails spresd. the car dropped into ths mud and plowsd its length along ths ties.
 A meeting oi eond0lencs over the death og Fssncisco Msdeso and Jose Pino soases :and the Announcement oi the new Huesta-Oias regime vas held in Douglas Sunday night. being attended by 1000 people.
 At Wilcox. the new brick building which is being erected by MT Gers. back. is nearing completion. The lower floor contains three storerooms and the second story is devoted to ofics rooms.
 Colonel George W North is working on plans for . storage reservoir ct . pIses sbout eleven miIss northwest .oi Rolooa.
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