Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-23
News of the State
 in Condensed Form

Auet tne teGiOu efoupu huCeou an ideal place for the culture of os- triches, and that the chamber of com- mercs will welcome the coming Of persons interested ip ostrich growing, are announcements which Secretary Myers intende to make in c.ming literature adverti, inR Tucson and the vicinity. Al present shere are none of the gigsotic birds raised in that neighborhood.
 Last Monday the board of super, visors of Navajo county met for the purpose of holding their regular monthly meeting, and among otber business transacted, was to order sn election in the interest of local option for that county This election will be held on the a5th day of tbis month. Window being sn incorporated to~n. will aggregate from the balance oi the county for the election.
 | and men working in the construction camp of the trsnsmissicu line hetween Roosevelt and the Inspiration mine was reported at Globe Tuesday, fol- lowing the arrival of Super,ntendent Smart, who wac said to have come to Globe to get men Tor the work. The csuse of the trouble was not ststed but friends Of Smart, who was not located said that come of the men went CD ls strike, others mutinied. [. and that . number of othere were die. charged.
 JM He.s, superintendent Of schools in Yuma, is said to have been guilty of Conduct unbecoming . husband and father and beneath the dignity of his office, and petition has been ci culated demanding bic recall from office. A dozen petitions have been put in circulation and will be filed with the board of supervisors ct the next meeting of the board.
 The supervisors of Msricopa. Pima, Yavapei and Coconino counties will be held in Phoenix Wednesday and wave and mesns of hastsning the selection of one million of scres of land given by the enabling act to pay of the state railway bond will be COD sidered. The meeting hss been called by Lin B Orme, chairman of the As- sociated Board of Supervisors.
 l To the superior court ct Prescott law questions were argued in tho case of Mary A Conrey as administratrix of the eststs of her deceased husband vs E D Hurley. The matter was taken under sdvIsement. Mrs Coorey is suing Hurley for the sum ot $lO,O00 damages, for the killing Of her hue band ,n the Verde Valley seversl years ego The defendant is in the state penitsntisry serving sentence of many years for the crime.
 The twenty heed of fine cattle found dead near the tracks oi the P P & P railway in che Jerome Junction sec tion recently gre said to have been killed under rather unusual c,rcum- stances during the heavy snow storms of about two weeks by . freight train While .he5 storm wse at its height the animals gre believed to have wandered into . deep cut so seek shelter from the blizzard raging and the train drawn by tvo engines ploughed into them. The engineer vAs unable to see the cattle and their destruction followed. They were owned by rsneemen in that section.
 The announce ment published in the Record several days ego. taken from an eastern paper, ths: Jsmes s Douglas would succeed Dr L D Rict- etts e general manager of the Green Cansnes Consolidated Copper com- psny, was not exactly correct. Dr Ricketts will not sever bis connection with the company. He has been elected its president snd Mir Douglas has been chosen vice president and ] general manager of the Greene Can. snes company.
 Nsthso Leroy Jkenberry. one of shs best known miners in tbs Globe die trios. wss killed yesierdsy afternoon when bucket loaded with mud fell on him while be wss working ss the bottom Of . l90 foot shaft st the Old Mexican mine.
 Ruby Baker of the Sulphur Spring Valley is in Globe to manage shs GOV. boy tournsment, to bs held ct School Hill park on Easter Sunday
 At Casa 0rande this week, William Gould laid the ioundstion for . two story addition to the Gould hotel. This is . very much needed improve ment in Casa Gsapde. Becsnse ol the crowds oi invsstoss and land seek-