Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25

ca, 'ix cylinder K sseli, J D Cross and vile left Pboenix Monday morn- ing with San Diego ss their destina~ tion. They will wire hack to the Gazette detailed and accurate infor- alton concerning the read between Phoenix and San Diego by way Of Yums. Celexico and Ei Centro. This Information will be published in the Gazette for the information of those who are going to enter the sociability run to San Diego which is to be held in July.
 Representatives from all over the state of Arizona, southern New Mex ico and southwestern Texss are ex- pected in Douglas upon the occasion ot the tenr is tourney being held on Nsy 30, 3l and June l.
 Paradise Valley, one of the live little communities sDy~here near l Phoenix is to have e school distr jet. In come unsccountsble way. fire broke out in the McKesn dye work es- tablishment in Phoenix . few days ago and in an instant everything wss in blaze, the easoline saturated att mosphere turning everything into 6 roaring oven. There were only two workers iu the room but all the ma chinery was in operation. The men rushed out of the room, and while one was releasing the catches to drop the besvy fire shutters, the other sbut off the engine and the big ventilsting
 fan and simultaneously let tine full 80 pound head of steam out into the per- torsted stesm pipes 60 that in @ min-
 ute's time the air was full of the su-
 per-hested steam and the fire was
 out.
 What is believed to be an incendi-
 ary fire occurred in Miami the other
 night when the residence of John
 Deel burned to the grouId at about 9:30 in the evening, while be and his
 family were down town. The loss MAS about s2500.
 , Henry Ninoseka, of Globe, who : killed an aged lady there by the name , of MeAfee. because che happened to
 be the irst person the Jap ran across
 when be wac drunk and wanted 6
 room. bss been sentenced to prison
 for life The only defense offered by the man was that he did not remem- Der. Persons on the street and in the court room in Globe were free in their expressions that they believed
 ths Jap should have been hanged , An eight-yesr- -olA boy dressed ss 6
 girl created much excitement near the asylum on the Tempe road a few days ago. The child, who is the son of T
 | Foreman, thought it would be fun
 :o dress ss girl and go to play with 6 neigbbor girl. He accordingly gsrbed himself in his sisters clothes and ran
 down the road. Mrs Pierson. the
 mother of the girl with whom the little boy was going to play, saw him coming and believing one of the women had escaped from the inst,tu.
 tion. called the officers.
 John Kovsley died lew days ago
 ou the desert two miles northeast Of
 Peoria with his empty csnteen to his
 lips. Since April g the ticket office
 of the Arizona Eastern at Phoenix
 has been holding transportation for
 Kossley, but could not find the man.
 He was communicated with the latter part of last wee k but no snswer was received from him. The undertakers
 have wired Yonkers, N Y, from where the ticket was sent to find out some thing about the man.
 Charles A Smith, 'secretsry of the Arizona corporation commission, died , Tnesd.s -cc::;:s .: h;s residence in Phoenix o' heart trouble. Mr Smith was one of the best liked men in the capitol, aud had proved himself ex- ceptionslIy able and valuable ss state ofhcer.
 The Y W c A ct Phoenix will coon open their new home. A cafsteris for women, . general information buresu, sn employment agency. lunch | rooms and rest rooms will be con ducted. The commission men Of Tucson are now yelling that . "berry trust" exists among .be Chinese bucksters Of the old Pueblo. Where formerly the commission men sold the Chink ped- dless all the strawberries they used, aud rssped the pro6ts, the Cbints are now buying berries from California direct through Don Chun Wo, mayor of Chinatown. IL is not known how fer the commission men will carry their kick.