Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-04

'r wool will hold prices up for awhile [ least.-COconiDo Sun.
 The board of supervisors of A }ache ounty met Monday and completed for issuinE bords If '25 900 for road work. The bonds Ire to be dated July l, l9l3.
 Ten miles eouth of Blythe Junction near Parker, the body of dead pros- peotor was found few days ago. By letters found on his person it was found that his name was c Ward. | It is supposed that the man wss c victim of 6 rattle snake bite, ss the lett leg above the ankle showed the effecte of c wound as if inflicted by the fangs of reptile. The mans burro wac seen with e pack on its back ~andering around the desert come distance from the road, which lead to sn investigation.
 With Inappropriate ceremonies the reconstructed main building aud the new administration building Of the state hosp; tai for the insane were dedicated Wednesday with Governor Hunt the principal speaker. The placing in position of two ,sblete. one of bronze sod one of marble was feature of the occasion. The exercises were held at the entrance of the two buildings and . good sized crowd at tend d. Bishop Atwood opened the ceremonies and,Superintendens Kings icy made a speech.
 Latham Hudson, a pupil in the Phoenix colored school. threw a rock at bis teacher. Prof W P Cowsn, one of the best colored educators ID Ari- zous. The lad had been kept after school, and when the teacher turned
 his back to do some work oh the blackboard young Hudson threw 6
 rock at him. which stunned him into
 uncon sciousness Policeman Max
 we'll hailed tbe boy into court, where
 he wi II be given s chance to explain
 bie misdemes snor.
 The reg stration for the coming city
 election in Phoehix up 10 noon last
 Thursday had passed the z7t0 mark The new names on the register num-
 Der 1909. ard of theae 5S2 are women.
 The Assistant County Recorder Randy
 is much eratified 10 note the interest
 the women are taking in the st ffrsge
 privilege, The lsrges. registration oi
 women occurred "Wednesday when IF placed tbeir names on tho roll. All
 were whi'e with the exception Of c dozen negroes No Mexican women
 registered.
 Large shipments of Mohair are be-
 ing made by A J Davidson to the Bos.
 ton market. Last week nearly e car. load was sent and MT Davidson will make another shipmen. this week
 The Mobair was all tsKen from Nil Dsvidson'- sugorss near Prescott. and
 the shearipg has just been completed The quality is not stove the average this season, due to the upfsvorsble
 winter. but the prics is good. Mi Davidson is . pioneer in the goat in- dustry in Arizona, and is mskiug e
 success of the industry.
 City officials of Tucson are satch- ing with interest the course O. bill
 now before the state legislature hich
 it is said, will result in adding quite . cum in taxes to the city exchequer each yesr. All that the city gets out of the railroads is several hundred dollars per year in taxes on mileage within the city. Under the pro- visions Of the bill. if ir becomes . las, the city will receive . tax on shops, rolling stock, etc., that has heretofore gone to the county.
 At the regular meeting of the Knights of Pythiss at Tucson, Gns Hoff was presented with -e:o.sa's jewel. Presep tstion speech was made by the Chs1cellor and Mir Hoff responded in an appropriate speech. He has been . member of the order for 25 years.
 The embargo on freight shipments billed to points in Sonors from No- gales to Empalme wac lifted by the Southern Pacific railroad. Instruc- tions have been sent to ell sgents that freight to such points may be for csrrisgs. The railroad is now engaged in moving the accumuls- ions cf freight which have been lying t NoSsles for the psst few weeks.
 Felix Pat,on. aged 34 years, fore nan carpenter Of the Nscozsri rail- osd ct Esqusds, Sonora, deliberately 'lsced himself in jeopardy in order bst be might save fellow workman, Is result of his hesoism Patron sus- ained broken back and now lies in be Calumet hospital ct DougIss hov- ( ring between lie and 6eath. Tbe oupg iellov vas on hsLd Ger and bere were two others on the way to