Tombstone epitaph., 1913-08-03
News of the State
 in Condensed Form

hV hSts'S SSHhNy SSSs | association he'd a meeting at the court house in kingmsn last Monday for the purpose of getting an express sion of opinion regarding the ssle of the county road bonds. The opinion prevailed that the use Of this money would be worth more to the county at this time than great deal more would be in the future.
 Fire broke out in the forest on the | Pinal mountains while the most se'. were electrical s'orm of the season ragged over Globe and the surrounding country. It is feared that great dam age was done by the forest fire, all | though it was impossible to obtain de. tails trcm the forest rangers station hecauss the nigh winds had created havoc with all wire communication in every direction.
 Dave Popovich sss captured at sn early hour Wed iesdsy morning after the Gold Belt saloon had been bur- slarized and an exciting chase had taken place in the lower end of the city of Globe. Police Officers Ksleb and Lewis made the capture when they found the fugitive hiding in dark cellar The authorities declare they have plain case agaipss the
 man.
 According to sdvices received at the office of Henry Jassted, the architect, at Tucson, his plane Of the Casa Graude ,chool have been sc- cepted by the school board. Nes s wa. also received that the bonds for s25, ,O00, the amount to be expended [ for the school building, were placed
 at par with eastern parties. Work on the pew building will probably con-.
 mence in the near future. The plans call for & iour-room building o' pressed
 brick with sn auditorium. The style Of architecture chosen is the regular mission style. The water color ele- vation submitted to the directors was prepared by M Cahoon of the Jaa-ted office.
 JM kutherauff has been made super. . vising engineer of the fair grounds by . the executive board. H DubeIsteip ; l will assist him. The board looked over the site Thursday afternoon. : 1 Upon returning to Tucson they or E dered de for clearing the land, fenc- ing, track construction, etc., to be
 called for. ] is proposed to mark
 out the mile track with concrete posts. These would look well in contrss,
 with the green field in the center.
 The financial committee returned to
 its canvsssing Friday.
 , Advices from Buckeye state that the :, harvest of the alfalfa seed crop is on
 from one end of the valley to the
 other this week. While the acreage ' is much lighter than last year the crop will be 6 good average one and the market price will be much better than last year.
 A man wearing sn oyercoat and having a growth of beard and hair
 that would become the wild an of
 Borneo. was brought io from Chloride to Kipgman Friday. He had made his appearapce in the Lead City sev- eral days ago and appeared to be al- most starving. He will be held in jail at Kingmsn until his sanity is inquired into. The man claims to be an iron fnisher and has been in the Williams country. He stated that be walked and rode an automobile from Williams Williams.
 The Nsvsjo-Apsche Telephone Co. is making arrangements to extend and improve it's lines. and will open exchange offices at Uoncho and Springerville.
 The reviving of one of the bes, known mining claims of early days was accomplished Saturday when Gray and Odell took lease and bond on the Nevsds group, at the head of Groom Greek, owned by W N Kelly of Prescott. The transaction is 6 noteworthy one. for the reason that this group many years ago had . creditable record as . gold producer and in addition, wss the frst location made in thst belt. Thomas Morgan, for the last five yes,s a resident of Prescott, passed away Sunday morning from intestinal cancer at Mercy hospital in that city, after an illness of over two mopths. 1 The deceased was well known pio. neer.
 The Electric and Water company is overhsuling the electric line which supplies the Iodisn School ct Fort Yuma and putting in two new motors,