Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-23
STATE ITEMS OF ~. TEREST CONDENSED.

Friends in Prescott and Jerome of P P sPerry are some~hst alarmed for his safety, ss it is believed he has froz- sen to death on the Moeollon moun- tains. He wrote that he would leave Miami, near Globe, over two weeks ego for Jerome. and that he would travel on horebsck via Paysou, in Tonto Bssin. Nothing hss been heard of hip since that time, ai. though tslegrAms ststed that be had left that miuiDg camp ss be intended. Without . dissenting vote. the Prescott Chamber of Commerce voted Thursdsy night to recommend to the board of supervisors the sdvissbility Of . county bond issue of $20O. 900 for the construction Of e sys.em oi roads.
 At Tucson. Cammillo Fepli Fran cesehi. lsndscs pc gardener for the Fl Psso & Southwestern, met Mayor E Hoffman Tuesday to discnss the inn prosement of Tucson's parks and lawns. John F Myers represented the chamber Of commerce.
 It is reported that Fred D Rock we'll and Herbert Saxton have discovered rich placer dissings about eighteen miles north of Bagdsd.
 Shesring O. sheep is now under way at Hack berry, where many tbousands of sheep are being held. Many of the sheepmen now there believe it to be part of wisdom to delay shesring until the weather becomes more set tied. There will be at least l5.0O0 head of sheep shesred in the county this year.
 Jack Adsms, the golf expert, who has been with the Warren District Country Club for the past month has closed his engagement and will leave for Douglas, and then go to Fl Psso. where he will coach e nun Der of the prospective competitors in the TeIss state championship meet which will be played in Houston early in May.
 On April l, J s Douglas will take charge of the plant and interests of the Cansnes Consolidated Copper company at Cansnes as vice president and general manager Of that com- psny.
 at Douglas. the charter making
 Chsrles Grimes, president. and $ S Jones, superintendent of the Tom Reed Gold Mines company, came in from the. property yesterday, bring ing with them the cleanup for the pact month, which weighed $s6 900 . This is rather 6 good cleanup for . shor, month and the difficulty eIperi- enced in keeping the plant in opera ton during the cold weather of the first part of the mon,b.--Mohsvs Miner.
 body has now fairly struck its stride. The fourteen freeholders are giving earnest attention to the matter in Land and are doing their best to give Douglas charter which will assure sn ideal government. They ere pro- ceeding with caution {. as is neediul.
 At Seligman, sheepmen ~ho have arrived from different sheep csmpe that are situated between there and KinRman, report an slmos. total losi Of lsmbs that are being born during the cold weather. All shesring wss shut down until the wes her moder- ates.
 The sixth annual session of the Knights os Columbus to be held ct Phoenix on Friday and Saturday March 2s and g have . surpriss in store in che form of sn ostrich bsr- q1et planned by Marcos de Nizs Coup. cil No lIs9. Delegates from Bisbee Prescott, Tucson and other Arizons cities e well ss G obe and visitors from outside the state will be present. h Arizons ct the present time there are between 15eO and 2OOO Knights <C