Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-27
News of the State
 in Condensed Form

Travellers out of Prescott on Mon fay afternoon. to the east reported sn cloudburst ss taking place In the LynI creek watershed during the day. The Agua Fris river was swollen to depth oi over four feet at the Dewey crossing. Thomas spsrks, Jr.. afforded his many friends in Prescott sn agreeable | surrise last week when he announced his marriage to Mhs Ruth Jackson as having been solemni1e recently ct Tempe, With bis bride, he ar rived in Prescott . few days ago to enjoy brief honeymoon at the old home.
 Three potatoes of . very large size from the farm of E Parker.S .St David. are on exhibition in . Tucson store. They are of the Irish Cooler variety.
 Judge Krook and Ray Wheelock have prepared specifications fer the siguicg of the highways along the proposed route of the Santa Fe-Grand Csnyon.Needles nstio- al highway and are havingsignbosrds put in shape for the painter. These sIgns will be made of pressed tin and steel and are to be stencilsd with the sign adopted by the organization. The direction sign will contain the colors of the D A R and are to have the emblem Of the Old Trsil Roads thereon
 That every neighborhond should organize itself ss c mutual protective association and ehould make arrange ments 10 take the time of speeding automobiles, vas the unique sug- gestion of City Engineer P Sex'op made at the Monday night gathering o' the Douglas city council. Tn, suggestion was brought out when tb. matter of employing . motorcycle policeman WAS under discussion. Frank E Thomas. . former residep of Globe and widely known in tha section. and Miss Ida May Stone 0 Bisbee. were married in Globe FridA, evening by Judge Hinson Thomas father of the bridegroom. They vii return to Bisbse, where MT Thoms is clerk of the police and iu.tiee court and official court interpreter.
 | CIV Kellogg manager of the Stone
 Webster inierests in the south west. i in Globe making personsl rbservs
 lions on which will he based the de cision whether or not the great cleo sric railroad builders will construc the Globe Miami interurbsn line
 Mir Kellogs's visit is particularly signi fcant coming 60 soon after the sn. noancemen. that ro.k .!l! be begr: on the International Smelling ( Re
 6ping compsny's new smelter, whicl
 will probably be located at Barcb.
 The budget for the coming fsca year was made up by the board of gu pervisors of Giis county last week
 It calls for total of $3O4 1886 in die busements and estimates the receipt n s67 .642. The tex levy vii! not b, fixed until August 1S' In the mean time, on August II. the supervisor will meet to hear any protest sgsins the budget.
 A number of Globe young men have planned . motorcycle trip and hunt ing party to Roosevelt. Several ma chimes will start. The sportsmen ex. pect to hunt in the Roosevelt district
 Justice Of the Peace W Nj Taylor of Pirtleville, is . richer man todd ay than he was yesterday. so far ss be knew anything about. having re- ceived notice that his uncle, Thomas Rhodes, of South Dakota, was dead and had left sn estate to him
 Albert 0 Byrnss has made final proof by commutstion on his home- stead entry of leo acres before Court Commissioner Wilder. The tract of land thus acquired by Mr Byrnes l;es on the mesa. two miles south of the orange grove and adjoining the ranch of Nose Hubbard near Yuma.
 IA Wagner, psymsster located at Fort Huschuca, recently arrived in Douglas and distributed salaries st the Ninth cavalry camp. It takes SIS 900 to psy the soldiers st Slaugb- tsr's ranch, Nsco or Forest Station.
 Justice of the Pescs Comstoek Of Tucson learned from witnesses that Mssusl Xads;l, . cowboy, found dead near Julian Rodrigues's ranch on the silvsrbsll rosd Wednesday, had wsn- dsred away while lost. Is is sup posed that be died of shirst. The rs.. mains were badly deeomposed. Msdril came up from Mex,co recently. Two married daughters at 6s.oo were noti. led and ssid they would send for the body.