Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-11

amin Weber. had hi. broken ~b,i- anl, ading a ireigh car, Msnuel Martinez horse fell on him. Tue third. e Mexican living on the her side, fell of the one wall into tie arroyo and broke his leg.
 At Tucson, the E' Psso & South western freight depot. the hsndsom- est in the southwest. has been turned over by the contractors 10 the rail- road finished structure. and it is now occupied by the railroads freight l offices, tue temporary freight tfiice having been sbsr doned. Announcement Of the intention Of Eagles and Red Men to add sutomo- bile and motorcycle races to the at- fractions booked for the big annual picnic day at Leafs Springs Sunday June 8. created decided stir in motor. ing circles.
 The city of Tucson has entered the | fight for the water rights at Sabine Canyon. The government permit of the Great Western Power company sss to have expired st midnigh, on April 30. City councilman D $ Cochran and City Engineer J Moss Ruthrsuff are locating the water for the city Thursday. They went out Wednesday in order to be On the .pot at midnight.
 At Casa Grande, the new e1csvator purchased by the board of directors If the Casa Grsnde Valley Water Users association from tbe Austin MaDufsc- turing cUmpany has arrived. It will be immediately put to work on the new canal. The large eighty horse power traction engine purchased by he board arrived eone time ago.
 The do,mitories of the University will be closed this year at miSpIgh, Of June 3. Students will be allowed t remain until June II there is an
 urgent request to this effect from any Of them.
 CIV Grouse of Globe, has resig med
 ss Indian agent at the Wbite Noun. tain reservation, and Vim NJ Peterson
 former supervisor of Indian schools in
 Arizona, Colorado. Utah and New
 Mexico, has been appointed his suc-
 ssor.
 William Bryan. IT,, son of the
 secretary of state, is following in the footsteps of his father by studying lsw He is now in the office of Frank H
 Hereford. Mir Bryan said Wednesda, that hA expects to take the state sx.
 animation in the fall. He has studied
 at Georgetown University in Wash
 ington, D c. He iss graduate of lh,
 University of Arizona. having the de. gree Of bachelor of arts. He will make his home in Tucson indefinitely. A bunch oi anhandle short two
 yasr-olds averaged up SIS 67 apiece a,
 ksnsas City. They were topped of
 on ground milo maize heads.
 The Forest Service again is on the job to exterminate the prairie dogs oi the northern Arizona ranges. They are killed mainly by poisoned wheat A box of Salt River grown lettuce recently shipped 10 Csry yon City Colo wss said 10 be the best ever received there.
 Twelve hundrs d acres Of sugar beets iD the Tempe district are growing fine and have every promise of making a splendid crop
 l The Arizona State Fair Commission IS sending out advance notices of the next state fair, which is to be held in Phoenix November to 8, 1913. Pur- .es to the amount of s25, GOO are pied. ged for the races. It is wellknown act that Phoenix has the fsstest track in the southwest, and the races are always e drawing card at tie Arizona State Fair.
 VA White of Hereford has ,us, re. ceivsd a wsll"digging outfit with ca psoity for depth of 1000 tses, I. ;s equipped with an eight -horse- power gasoline engine and is now ready for work. MT White will immediately tegin sipking q we'll on the Kelly ranch. s'x miles wes, of He. eford. Several srtesIsn wells have been re-. cured in that section and there is much activity. Flows are encoup. tered ., jghty-DiDe fe:, sIthough 1 stronger grsvei is sec red st 3CO feet.
 Alter three years as driver of the Old Dominion hospital smbu lance, at Globe, in which capacity he has as- si,,ed in hsLdliug ell kinds of medics cs.es, he vas suddenly size with SD attack of insanity. H, ~as arre sts d by Deputy Sheriff Voris and bic condition is believed to be serirus y the p' lice oficials. wbiie ii t.rs, pufees snd other ate