Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-07
News of the State
 in Condensed Form

/iypo. Sne other U0mau e c negroes rho is in for murder. To County As- orney 0 o Hilsinger. Mss Hunter declared thas che is not crasy. She | nsisted on being taken before the ,ourt and being allowed to plead i guilty end receive her ssotsocs. A telegram from Brsttleboso, vt.. where 'hs formerly lived. stated that she is .  The Uoiysr.ity of Arisons defeated the Uoiversity oi New Mexico by q ecore of ! to 3 in .s superb game st Albuquerque on Thaoksgiving Day. ,Arisooa made . touchdown and kicked goal in the third period.
 Captain McRss of the Arizona re- form school one of the instrucsor- keepers thers,i is in Phoenix for the purpose of taking back to Fort Grant Aehley s eirereide and Harry TaJ!c., two boys spprebsnded recently by the sherih's office snd held for the school authorities. Both boys have been in the county jail about ten days. Steizereide is sn escaps from the school. getting away about August l. when the school was located st Ben. son. He made his wsy to Globe and there committed some depredatiops. according to his own admissions. h one case he stole $50 from . miner who assisted him.
 At the invitation ci the Automo bile Club of Southern California ard many intert sted citisens in Los AD- esles, San Diego and the Imperial valley, . delegation representing the Yuma County Com mercial club vent to Fl Censro to be present st the big road meeting.
 All of tbe so-cslled gambling" cases with the exception of the in- tictment against the Ysvspsi club, were thrown ont of court by Judge Frank o Smith of Prescott. This Ae
 tion by the county judge does not come e . surprise to those conversans with one oi che most interesting epi- codes in the history of Ysvapsi county grand juries and trial iuries:
 1 Douglas defeated the Ohio club oi
 Tucson in the telegraph bowling
 match Thursdsy afternoon. The scores were e iollows: Douglas, SIS
 7ss. STA ,::Tucson 736. 7ss. s45. The
 Douglas games were played aI
 Christians alleys and the Tuc,oD
 games ct Parents alleys. Parent is
 arranging telegraph matches with
 Bisbee, Phoenix, Los angeles and Fl
 Paso.
 Albert Steinfeld has been nsm. q
 member of the Arizona committed
 of the Red Cross Society. The state
 has not had branch of the Red Oros.
 until this time. The full member
 ship of the committee is e follows,
 Dsight B Heard. H J McClupg
 Phoenix; R N Frsdencks, Prescott; I
 A Riordon; Flsgstsf; J 8 Douglas
 Douglssi r P Greer, Globe: W H
 Bropby. Bisbee; Albert sseinfeId Tucson; E F sanguiossti. Yum.. 1 Assis'ed by the fire department Win.
 slow will install sn electric fire alaru, system within the next thirty dsyl and . AZ inch ire bell, ss cost ol about $500. The bell will bs located on tower near tbs city hail, and will be large enough to be heard in any part of tbe city. There arc fourteen members in the fire co mpsny ss prss- sut and they are doing eplendid work. The alarm system aud she bell are sc- cessories they needed very badly. Jean Esds, formerly . wellknown resident of Prescott, wss badly burosd on the right foot at the United Verde smelser fsW days ago, end is nov in the company bespital under medical treatment. According to reports re- osived he ssepped into . alag pos,. under the beliei that the moltsa metal he'd cooled o6 whsn bis foot broke through the crust. His sbos wss burned to . crisp, while the flesh wss stripped from the foot.
 Ten bales of cotton ars bsing eurn d out by the Chandler cotton gin eseh dsy. Ths svssses cotton pro- duesion in Che Chasdlss district thb year is above . bale b tbe ssrs. Is! is just . htsls bit higher than tbs most ssueuips expected that it would | bs. No estimate oas be made of sks | scrssgs tbst will b plsntsd ssxs yesr, bat sipcs the issmen ars rsalis. ing such bis profits is is ssrtsis thss they will devote vastiy nors lssd e shss crop.
 Four million dollsss' w,sth of cattle will bs shipped eas q Nosshssa Ari-