Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20

was closed in Prescott on Saturday, when T G Norris disposed of his in- terest in the Lash group of rev mioes in the Hssssyamps district to E H Blake, of Bangor, Maine. The consideration. was not given publici' ty.
 Recent investigation by the Pima county superintendent O. health has brought to light the fact that ell csses of contagious and infections disesses in Tuceon recently, includ- ing cerebro-spinsl mengitis. diph. theris etc [, originated near sn m. sanitary corral or stable. Whether or not the disease is directly traceable to this eource has not been proven. but the finding is significant to say the least,
 WI Burt and B English of Phoe. nix. representing the Underwriters Insurance Of Arizona and New Mexico spent several days in the valley nea: Stafford this week, and did 6 spleudid insurance business. Mir English will oe 1ell remembered as the frs, Sher- iii of Greenlee county
 c H weidemsn of Globe. had . miraculous eecare from serious in- iory or possible death when be fell IA feet to the ground from c scsffoId sgsinst the wall of the Old Dominion Com mnercisi compsny's building and landed sausrely on his feet. The fall s,ung his heils soba1ly that the doctors said that he would feel the effects of it for three weeks or . month but otherwise be was unipjured. Leading educators from all psrts of the state are in Tucson Tuesday fer q two- day session Of the stste conieren ce on matters of interest in educational work. It is being held in connection with the events tof University Week ct the University of Arizona. The plan was devised as . means of bring- ing about closer relations between the university and other stste educational institutions. and for disssminAtins
 he latest educative information among the heads of the institutions The scbool cens1s of Prescott and other districts in the county has been returned to Superintendent Miller
 sith the exception of the remote places. The total number children oi school age in that city as returned by
 Enumerato, Charles Born is given ., 94S for the current year. or tbat number 460 are boys and 4s8 gre girls. the latter sex as usuaI predom- mating.
 Pc Wilder. Joseph Barr. F N Evans. Al Weber and E H nibony,
 who have returned to Prescott from the yell of the Verde Valley Oil company, unhesitstibgly etste that oil has been determined ct . depth of l JOS feet.
 E L Taylor. former manager of the
 Winkelmsn and Hayden branches of the Gils Valley Bank and Trust com- psny, was convicted Tuesday night at Globe. on sn indictment charging grand larceny. The jory recom- mended leniency. The specific charge of embezzlemens of g 800 from the W:nkleman bank but Tsylor's total shortage is placed at more than $20.- .- %. He will receive his sentence Saturday.
 Tbe board of control received noti- 6cstion fro p Dr Agnes Mckee Wal. lace of Prescott of her acceptance of ! she .ende: Q! :he position :: resident physician and instructor in hygiene at the Arizons Industrial echooI ct Fort Grant when the school shall have been moved to its new location. Dragon district, seems to be op the verge of .Something doing" in the way of mining. The parties hold ing bond on the incorporated prop erty. owned by Messrs Frederick Smith. Hubbard and BirdwelI, has been taken up. and the full amount paid
 Arbor Day for northern Arizona wss observed by pupils of Mayer schools, not alone by the planting of treee, but by making it . cleaning day e we'll, and wben the day ended the school premises. insids and out. were e orderly e man. .oi-wsr. h the eveoinf the workers were eoter~ tsined ct . eupper given them by Professor Carr.
 From 1902 to 1912. the Navajo h. disus of New Nsxico and Asisoos ip- creased from 2l .S37 to 30.z2l' They are the strongest numericslly e we'll e the richest tribs oi Indians in the United Stsses. The Sioux Indisns