Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-12

Picture company has ordered its Can on City. Colo. company to entrain | for Prescott, and henceforth the effete easterner will have Indians right of | the trail with the true Ysvapai flavor and scenery.
 A brouchc busting contest was held at Globe on New Years day for the purpose of deciding ths championship Oi Gila county There were four en- tries, each man riding two horses.
 The big dredge of tbe old Speck company. located at Lynx creek. will be moved at once and operations by the L'nx Greek Mining aud Expior- ation company will be ipsugursted. The new company has . large force oi mechanics on the ground who are putting in foundations For the placer pant.
 Reports from Parker state that the national government now bas an agent on the ground and is allottipg ! ten acres of land to each Indian on the Parker reserve.
 As result of ao explosion of q burnt charge in . converter pit he was moving upon an electric crane, Of which he wss in charge, Harry Frid ley's clothing was cent on fire and his head and shoulders bsily burned in. the smelter of the Greene Can.nes company in Csnsnea.
 The Indians oi Gila valley have at last become satisfied with govern. ment pumped water for their land. ct Sscaton.
 The Silver Chord >one of the oldest silver properties in the state, is about to resume operations. Itis located near Turkey Station, Ysvspai coun- ty.
 New Mexico is sgitatipg the ques- tioo of placing the next fair of that state in the hands of c commission :. To that end data will be secured from Arizona on how thie state operates its fair.
 In the course ofs 2OOO mile trip they are taking for the purpose oi testing the new Che vrolet six.cylind. CT automobile, R c Durant and Cor. don Prentiss, of Detroit, arrived in Phoenix New Yesr'seve. They let Detroit December 4 and when the car arrived iu Phoenix Detroit air was ID the 'r'nt tiree. tbe rear tires bsv- ing been changed several times. They left immediately for Los Angeles. The Arizona auditorium located 2, ssfford will open its doors January l5.
 Alexander Steinneger, one of the lareeet property owners and oldest pioneers in the Salt river valley, died in Phoenix New YeSrs eve, just ss tbe bells were ringing in the New Year. He has lived in the vicinity of Phoenix for oyer forty years. PJ Miller has resigned fs chsir- man Of the Arizona Tsx com mission and c NJ Z.nder will preside over that body for the neIt two ye,rs. The United States Reclamation Ser vice has purchased from the Bartlett Heard & Cattle company. the San francisco canal CD the eouth eide of the Salt River. paying therefore, sI2- $40.
 There is . good deal of automobile speeding going on in Do,glss and the chief of police states that he is un- able to cope with the s:tustion until Ss Sss larger force.
 Taxpayers of Phoenix school dis s::ss humber one are contemplstine the issue of two hundred thousand dollars worth Of bopds to cover the cost of the contemplated improve. mepts.
 The question of street paving in Phoenix has run sgsinst . snsg in the form of the town ditch which trs- vsrses most of the principle streets of the city.
 There is great amount of amuni- tion stored ct Warren, although it is not gsoerally known. At the time Of the outbreak across tue border A mer. icsns pstitioned the United St.tes eovsrnment for protection. The munitions included 1000 magazine rifles, 2 .0O0, 900 rounds of ball amuni. tioo, 100 Krsg rifles and l2O, 900 rounds of Krsg ammunition.
 Sixteen residents of Prescott have received pstsnts to coal land in south. sen Nsvaio county. which they 6led on in 1909. Each nov owns l6O acres of coal land e good e any iu the west.