Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09
News of the State
 in Condensed Form


 Tuoson's delegates st the B rder' and Bouts meeting ss Phoenix Nov 3 will bs Hi Corbett, president oi the Southern Arisona Automobile club. md Dr c A schrader oi the sawe or- Harold steinlsld and F Myers of the Chamber of Commerce will be the delegates to repressns that 
 Burton R Green, formerly special agent of the general land office end who for the pact two years hes been aasignsd to duty in AriIoos. has re- ceutly returned from Washington D c, where be went for the purpose of rendering his resignation. He will, in future, be associated with Fen 6 H,ldreth of Phoenix in the practice oi lsv -0asette.
 The most rem msrk sble exhibition of the modern methods that are last reaching the farm. wss witnessed on the J W Doris ranch, near Tucson when Holt cassrpiller engine plowed
 rurronghs eight to twelve inches deep
 in erouod that bad not had drop O
 water on it for over three months and
 he'd teen bsk, d by the Arizops sun
 anti! is was ae hand as mscsdsm
 pavement.
 The ~ork of the United States grand
 jury ended in burss of compliments
 and courteous replies. at Phoenix |. when at the order of Judge Sawtelle. Clerk Lswis read aloud the resolutions of oommeEdatiop that had just been passed by the hsrd-workine members of the inquisition.
 Albert s,einfsld was chosen presi- dent oi the Arisvna Bankers associs.' tion .. the annual meeting in Phoenix
 Friday WC Foster Of Phoenix wac chosen vice president, Liryd B Christy of the Valley Bank, Phoenix. vice president and N Goldwater, secretary. Reports at the Bisbee depot were to the effect that the Golden State Linn ited trains would begin using the E P & 6 W line on the 18th. Changes in she card will be received in . few daya in that ci'y. and are said to effect
 every train.
 Edwin Fancy, while hunting on his
 fstbers ranch, two miles south ol
 Mesa, dropped the butt of his rifle tc the ground and bullet entered his
 head just above the right temple. A physician removed ths bullet and the chances for Passey's recovery are good.
 At the meeting of the mining con- grsss on the 22nd of Oct, Dr Jame. Douglas he'd the following to say;
 "che time has come for revision ol
 she land laws to bring them up to date" He asserted that while the land laws were liberal, it wss only un. der such laws that the country could
 have developed.
 Guy Nixon, the stsr aviator of the Lewis Francis string of sirmen. was engaged to fly before the thousands at
 the stats fair Friday and Saturday. Nixon will use . Curtis biplane and VIII go up for fights of at least fifteen minutss each afternoon. The sky pilot promises to be one of the most
 sensational features of the weeks
 show. He said recently that on ac
 count oi the rarity of the atmosphere in the Salt River valley be will be
 able to mount to . greater neigh,
 than in soy other part of ,ths south.
 west.
 Corgressmsn Carl Hayden, the only
 living ooneressman Arizons ever had, declsred an open season and breezed into Phoeuix, looking ss we'll as ever. smiling as ever, happy ss ever Mir
 Hayden said that be had become afflicted with . severe case of bome- sickness. and this was considered cause enough to excuse him from fur the sttendsnes.o on the sessions of the house of rspressntstivss until after ths Arizona stats fair. Hence MT Hayden's presence in Arizona.
 The essts Live Stock Sanitary Board is in session this jwesk ss the stsss fair, to take up general routine businsss. The msesioss ere being held ss the ofice Of the secretary of the board. Sam Bradner. The mem. bers ere James A Johnson of wiliisms sod Phoenix, M Roustadt of Tue son sod Ire L Dedman of Pesrcs. Any stockmau from over the state uay appear bsiors the board.
 A happy family Tsunion took plses l Monday evening in Tucson vben ct Q o'clock X MeDsniels, . rsnehss near Veil, vss0rslssssd from the coup ' |sil asd nss hs wife sad children