Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-28
News of the State in Condensed Form

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 The survey for she Tncson Ajo rail- road has reached Ajo Asurvey vi l be made also from Aio to Gils Bend. It is now expected that the passenger station os the Ei Pas & Southwestern will be finished Sep. 25.
 Charged with conspiracy in assist'- ing to defrsud the creditors of W H Clark, . merchant of Ray who is in bankruptcy. Abe Ksrp was arrested Wednesday at Douglss by Deputy Msrshsll A A Hopkins and brought before U s Commissioner Taylor in Miami for . bearing. He will go back to Phoenix, under $l l,OOc bond.
 He gave check for this amount on Phoenix bank. The court has com
 municsted with the bank to ascertain if the check is good. In ,he m.an- time Clark is in jail.
 A California rauchman dehorns
 cactus by burning the spines of by
 means of gasoline blow pipe fas'en.
 cd to the end of . long stick. Then
 be turns the stock in and they grsie
 on the cactus and grow fat and happy.
 He ssys it is cheaper and easier than
 trying to rsise spinelsss cactus. as be
 already has e vast natural growth oi
 the other kiod.
 The poesoffice st Jerome is withou, boxea e . the result of tsngle be-
 tween Frank Smith, the old post mater, and " s Adams, the new postmaster. Smith owned the boIe. and Adams thought he wanted ,oC much for them, consequently Smith took them out and will let Adam, ruu the office without boxes until hs gets . new outfit.
 ) E White nss en appointed treasurer oi the Arizona Eastern com pAny and sssistsnt treasurer of sh, Southern Pacific Of Mexico, succeed. ing P J Archer. deceased. Whit, has been in Tucson for slmost yea acting as cashier for the Arizon,
 Eastern and the Southern Pacific 0 Mexico. He served e cashier of tn, Soutbsrn Pacific of Mexico for severe yesrs. being stationed ct Empslme Archer was drowned on the coast re gently while on an extended leave O
 absence for the cake of recovering his health
 Copcepcion ARuirre, aged 2l, and Maria Zsmons. aged 13. who feif into
 the bands of the law becsuse :bey
 were living together on this side o
 ] ne, were deported from the country Toey were taken to Nogsles by i'm.
 migration officials and put across the
 line ct that place. They will be mar
 risd in Nogsles, Sonora, and will then
 bs allowed to come back to Douglas,
 where they will make their home.
 Aguirre, who is . sobsr, industrious young fellow, has been promised his job ct the smelter will be waiting for him when be returns.
 The Fl Paso business men's trade excursion. under the auspices of the Fl Paso chsmber of com merce, will be :n Tucson October l2 and spend the evening. according to Fl H Fris, cir culation manager of the Fl Paso Herald. who is in Tucson this week: Arrangements will be made by sbe chamber oi commerce for . royal welcome to the visitors and there will be something doing all the time with the h.nd:, sse :pesss@sk;ss aud {. general good time. The tour of the excursionists covers Arizona, New Mexico and western Texas.
 Train crevs coming in Saturday morning at Tucson reported . light snow as Holt, two miles east of Bowie. This is among the earliest snowislls on record in Avisoua.
 Eight photographs Of Mise Claire Simpson afrsyed in the X-rsy dres., wsre stolen from the show case of Heath, the photographer Wednesday Digbt. st Tuc.on. They were valued .t $5 esch by Miss Anna Hulbers, manager, making . loss ,f $40. Louis B Jscots. proprietor and press agent | oi the Jacobs Opera compsuy, in which Miss Simpson is playing, says | ;hae he can prove an alibi Chief Of Polics Rolling took look ss the case. It vss opsn.
 L Hsnoock of Phceuix is made de. spdsnt in . suit for vsgss instisutsd y George Msrtines and Pablo Rodri- 'ues. in the superior court Han. ock. according to the complaint, en 'agsd the two eomplaipsuts to work os him st specified ssIasiss aod was sIioqusnt io his psymsos of sagss. vbsn Hanc,ck took over the Ha sooh near Dewey, he engaged Rodrs.