Tombstone epitaph., 1913-08-10

\ motion was carried instructing the 'ecretary to send . nisht letter to San Diego and Los Angeles. It was determined to send . committee of Csuczka, J R Kerr and A B Ming-to Fl Ceniro to meet the board oi supervisors of Imperial coun- ty at their regular session on August 4th.
 It became known through . reliable eource recently, that Edward Mitchell, of the law firm of Norris and Mitchell, had been. appointed by she Prescott city council as city sttor- ney. The selection was reached at recent private session of the council as which sevsrai oiher candidates were also in the bsllo.ing. The sp- pcintment will nos be made public officially until the next regular meet ing, Monday night.
 Heads for some of the departments of the Southern Arizona fair probably will be chosen by the executive board st Tucson Wednesday night. They will meet at the chamber oi commerce st 8 o'clock. The "iorest primevsP of erease sewood CD the cite is now be- ing cleared. A railroad railis dragged over the ground by four horses, thus breaking oil the stems. Laborers then vrsstls with the roots. speci- 6ca.iops for the mile track will be submitted to ssthe board Wednesday night.
 Jack Evans, the we'll known Can snea mining engineer, now operating in the Patagonia district. has accepted the management of the Bland mine. owned by Jack Cudshy, tine million. sire packer.
 Comple. ion of the national high way through Globe and the San Carlos
 reclamation project are practically
 assured through the adoption by con-
 gress of the Indian appropriation bill
 The bill provides SlO 900 for the initial work ou the SaE Carlos dan project, $65 900 for two bridges ir
 Gila county and $25 900 for the gov.
 ernments share in the Yuma bridge
 State Engineer Cobo has been IT
 Yavspsi, looking after the state high.
 way between Prescott and CamT
 Verde, which is to start immediately
 via Cherry Creek. The stste and
 county are to cooperate in the worl
 since Coconino county has failed in
 it's plan to build south from Fisgstsf The etate will be short on cash un-
 til January l, at which time taxes fol
 1914 will be available. Warrsntl
 drawn on the state treasurer will bt
 indorsed by him and will bear inter-
 est as per cent from the time pre-.
 sented to him for payment. Esct
 warrant will have the date of its pre-.
 sents,ion stamped on the back. They
 will be csshed by the bank. At Tucson . gold watch and cbsir
 wss presented to Capt Willard 0 See
 ley, by the boys Of Company K Tuss- day. The presentation followed pay day for the company, ct which they drew down the wages earned during eucampment. It is conceded that discipline won che honors for the company and to Capt seelsys "ircn hand in velvet glove" the discipline i. attributed. Sidney P Mashbier, who acted .. second lieutenant, won favor- able comment for his quick action in emergencies He prevented . street light ct Prescott, in which many of the company might bavsbeen injured, by ordering the boys to fall in and marching them tbset to camp. 4 dosea or mors of them had sst out to revenge an assault upon . eomrade,
 Aashbiss acknowledges the incidens
 The receipts for the Phcenir post of5ce for the month oi July amounted to q. .4S0. .36, e sgainst S7,O0l .64 for the corresponding month in 1912. This is an increase of SASS. .72, or five per cent.
 MT P Miilet, who lives south of Aees, he'd the misfostuue to have two aos horses killed by liehtning Friday afternoon. Mir Aillss was driving four borsss to disk vbso the bolt struck, snd he was knocked o6 the ssst and rendered unconscious, and two of the horses were killed ous- right,
 The following automobile licenses were issusd from the ofice of the secretary oi stsss recently: 3l44, E! D Wsleh. Phoenix; 3l45, Dora wish Buckeye; sl4s. I l. Mcqueen, Mess; sl47, Simon Marines, sonogs; 3IAs,