Tombstone epitaph., 1913-10-12

who is wanted in Tucson for embess'e- ment. samways. it is charged, sppro- propriated sn account sggrega,ing $2 .0O0 from the Eagle Milling com- psny of Tucson and skipped the coun- try. John Nelson will 20 to ssvan" nah for the mAo. The Pima county sheriff and tbs county attorney of Pima appeared before the governor in support of the acquisition.
 There was meeting of the em ployes of the Miami Copper company Tor the purpose Of forming . gun club. About twenty men were prss. ent.
 Under . law passed by the lss' legislature. the pensioning of public echool teachers of Arisons after twen- ty-fve years oi service, is now in force. and it will be learned with very
 much satisfsction in Ysvapsi county tbst c F Fox is tbe first to be reward d in this lire of public service for his fait hfullness ss . public school in- structor.
 Fred 0 Moore returned from Nave jo county after finishing up the ex- plorstion of th. 5000 acre tract of
 cosl lsnds owned principally by Pres-
 colt people. Churn drilling, shaft sinking and tunnel operations were
 the methods adopted and Mir Moore ststes the determinations were favor-
 abe. Over three months were occu- pied in this work and practically every
 location o' the nineteen was dis
 covered.
 W F Ferguson, . special officer of
 the Indian department. arrived in
 Flae-taff Tuesdsy from Jerome, bring-
 ing three Mexicsns accused of selling
 wbiskey to Indians. to stand trial be-
 fore United States Commiseioper Moore. He is detailed for special
 duty in this state and bis hesdqusr- .
 ters are at Denver. Mir Ferguson
 -tates that instead of the liquor traffic
 sbsting in recent yesrs among the In..
 diane, it scene to be increasing. and during the recent term of she federal
 court at Phoenix nearly 100 convic
 tions were obtained.
 A few days ego Postmsster Mo-
 Ciintock. of Phoenix, took . trip by
 automobile through the western edge
 of the country that lies eas, of the
 Asus Fria river and west of the ends
 of Pboenix rural routes 3 snd 4. This particular section has been more or lees neglected in the way of mail fs- | cilities, come oi the farmers being
 compelled to 60 about four miles to the rural routes or to Aolleson or Casbion postof6ces. The Phoenix routes already are longer than they ehould be and cannot be extended |. So the apparent alternative is to pro- vide and additional rural route to cover the district affected. north ward fron Salt river e far e the scope of the Glendale delivery.
 Tbrocgh the mechanical ability and inventive genius Of D M Clark and Mark Bradley, lighting sttsch- ment of automobiles has been per fected that promises to meet with popularity aud iu ell probability will be universally applied to vehicles oi this character hereafter. The ap- psrstus is sn automatic automobile headlight, and in sn application of its ntiIi. 7 vas proved to bs an indis. pensable adjunct to those who may ts compelled to travel after niehtisli
 Jess Kellam, forsmsu of Yssspai county road work, is now located as the foot of Copper Basin hill, where tbe road iorks, snd begins work toward Kirkland valley inn. diafely on the cut~oif decided upon by Road sune inteodent CIsrk. This route will ssve iour miles from Prescott to KDklsnd valley sod obvistes t,svslliog | yis Skull valley. The new road hes favorable so,l conditions by which to . foe highway either su1- mer or winter.
 The jury in the csss Of shs stats vs Rober, Lacy returned . verdict of nos yuiIty. 1his wss the seeood trial Of 'he esse. Lacey Wss charged with ,sipg an accessory of Knox Lsird, 'scsotly tsisd for the killing of . Mexican.
 One of the hsodsomest aDd most 'ppropriats presents ever given ia he Tocsoo sehooi district sss pses ented so the board of trustees lsst 'eek by two friends of the school This aft is . complete out- { of school plsy ground sppasssus ad ~aS made se the Hollsday sehVol.