Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-22
News of the State
 in Condensed Form

Sheriff Jeh Adams went out to Mesa and Chandler, from Phoenis, to bring in Mrs Csrruthers and . man by the name of Trainer, who were charg q with selling liquor in dry towns.
 That the famous Jessie mines in Cha osrral will be opened again and operated ie the report coming out oi Prescott.
 Mail is proving too slow for people who wish to order the famous tep'ry bean. and . telegram wss received by . Tucson seed firm from Stanley V Smith of Pueblo. Colorado, editor of the County Agriculturist. ordering twenty pour de of the seed for sum- mer planting. Stanley had heard oi the seed and thinks that it will be . great thing for the Colorado country, which is pretty dry. However, there is great interest in farming by up to- date dry farming methods and, po doubt, the tepary will make . great hit with the Rocky Mountain farm. efs.
 The Southern Pacific filed with the corporation commission . petition to issue $3O ,nOO. coo in trust notes for the purpoee of improvement on the entire system. This was made while the commission vas away and the S P immediately changed it's mind and withdrew the petition. It is under stood that the company may yet file pc, ition to issue the securities. The sentimen. for . $3OO,OOo bond issue for the construction of . system of permanent highways in Yuma county is spreading vi b every day. i Petitions sili soon be in circulation asking the supervisors to call an cleo . tiou upon the question. It is the de- sire Of those behind the movement to have the election ct as early . date ss possible. vote the bonds and sell them early in the fall and have the rosds constructed during the coming winter. Every ybody seems to be interested in the matter and it
 eems assured that the bonds will carry.
 G M Cor, recently elected secretary of the Elks' club, has received word
 tbat by the death of an uncle in GeoIgia he has fallen heir to $25, 900
 With Mrs Cox, be has left Bisbee foI
 Georgia.
 l The motorcycle of the police de.
 pertinent hss got the sc.s ei Office.
 Hawke. He turned in his rssiens-
 ton from the Tucson force, stating the
 constant nerve tension required te
 run the bike eight or nine hours each day was getting oext to bis constitu' tion. What was baled ss brilliant idea has DOW come to be . problem in she police department The motor
 cycle lies idle st the police depart
 mens. The motorcycle lies idle ai the police station and the speeders aN probably laughing with slee.
 Neil Clark, son of General and Mss E s Clark, is another Prescott boy abroad who bss won 6istinctions in bis collegiate studies. graduating . few days ago from the Northwestern University ct Chicago, with his degree of . bachelor of law. He throws his professional shingle to the breeze forthwith ss . pracsicins attorney. He has been . student of that insti- tuition for the past three yesrs. and he is highly commended by the faculty as young man Of exceptional sbility. Muon speculation is rife in Douglas concerning the contents of . large automobile which left Aeus Priets about Il o'clock Wedns- day night bound for Nsco, Sonora. and under . guard Of shout 50 soldiers. Diliseos inquiry ct Agus Priesa and also at every source of probable Information in Douglas failed to disclose the ns- ture of the trip oe the contents os the auto, wbieh needed such careful guarding eoroute.
 The city council of Yuma paced au ordinance requiring sil to first obtain . permit from the ely clerk before digging up strees or alley for any purpose end imposing . penalty of $50 or 30 days imprisonm ment. os both for the violation Of shie ordinance.
 One hundred and eighty cars of cattle were loaded ct Byiss snd Gutter near Globe, Sunday and Monday. The average number of head to the car being thirty six, the total ship ped sould be approximately 64S0 cattle. The besviest shipper wss ths Chiricshus Cattle company. The csssle arc bound for various points, | such e Ksnsss City, El Paso, Denver and Montana peinss, ]