Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-23

wen oyer wftn expeoitiop,
 The need oi camping manners" on he part oi people who go ioso the nouatsins ios the pusposs of enjoying In outing, is impressed upon the peo- pie of Douglss and vicinity by the of T Hampe. . we'll known ,attlemsn of the Chiricshua noun Isins. tbst many campsrs are in the habit of using one of the available camping places and upon their de parture leaving it in . filthy condi.. sioo.
 Plans drawn by Royal W Lescber and John kinker Kibbsy for the new kitchen ard dining room at the state a,ylum for the insane have been &C., ceptsd by the state board ot control.
 Written iu . crsmped hand on the back of sn envelope leaving every thing to his children yet sdjuring his brother to remember Lillie," is the unique will left by Henry Carmichael. vbo died in Winkelman, Sept l7. The will was filed for probation sstur. day by Attorney Johnson.
 The meeting Of the stste board of pharmaciste, which oovened at the stste house io the house chamber. Saturday morning, was by far the biggest and the most successful that ever has been held in this state. All the members of the stste board with the sxceptios of one were present for the opening Of the session. These
 were Fred Flsishman. president; J A Dimes, vice president; A G Hulen, scretsry treasurer; Will Marlar. E J .Huxtabls and I L McCutcheon, Geo
 Martin being the ab.ent memb Der.
 "There ought to be thirty or forty entries in the Fl Psso-Pboenix auto race next year. and the prisss should total $10. .0O0." is tho way Chsirmsu
 Bob Bhinehsst of the Ei Paso com- mi'tes expresses his opinion of the fret race .tbis gear.
 c L Beck~ith, . mining engineer in the employ of the Copper Queen in- terests is at tbe Santa Rita. Mir Beck with has been making sn extended in.. vestiSstions of all the prospects sious the San Pedro river with msps show- ing their valuss. He has been aeso- ciated sith the Copper Queen Mining Company for eighteen yesrs. While the purpose of the examination is not made public. it is surmised that It is m>ds for the purpose of ascs rtsining what ore tonnage could be obtsined in tho event that tho Fl PAso & South. wesssrn lines are extended down the san Pedro to Mammoth.
 Two important route books will probably be iesred soon by Harry Locke, compiler of the Arizona road map and tour guide. One will be . msp of the route from Spripgerville to Yuma and the other ot the Los An. geIes -Pboenix race courss.
 Concrete is being poured for the Canyon Padre brid xe. 25 miles south- east of F!asssaS, The bridge will be hnished in about . month. State Engineer Lamar Cobb has received come pictures showing that work is progressing on the bridge with great rspidity. It is to be . sinsls con- crete ssch. l36 feet in length. All the forms are now in place. The bridge is being built by the Topeka Bridge A Iron Co.,. st . coDtracs price nf $7 300. The cost of the approaches i will bring the total up to about Sl5,- poo.
 That tbe plao of CounciImau Sul- finger. of Tucson. to have saisty 'igns warning sutoists 70 bs more :arsful when passins school buiIdipes . most excellent one. was tLe s,ats- neut of County Superintendent W N f Psyce.
 Great chunks Of red oxide iu which pecks of gold lsrgsv tbsn che head of pin glitter and glisseo. have been re- sivea by Harry ] Besosst from the 'u6sio-Arisoes mine, near Hot 'psipgs Junction, whsrs opera ions rs beisg concentrated ou the 0bos, lam. No ssssy has bssn made but hs oss ordosbtsd,y suss tboussnds [ dc!lass to shs tos.-DsmosssI.
 The approach oi Thanksgiving h ssslded by the numerous losses of hicksos aod other poultry which ave been reported to tbe city and ,onsy authorizes this week by Doug . people. While lshs smcess srs orkipg on she essss e present, poets . hes bssn discovered e yet which ould givs clue to tbs identity of V thisvss.