Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-29
News of the State in Condensed Form

************S3**.******+$ haussed in . fruitless effort to cave his life.
 Mr and Mrs H Mclean. of Bisbee. have left on the longest auto trip ever taken by local sutoists. Their des- tioa:ion is Green wood, B 0, and from Bisbes they will strike direct for Southern Arizona, thence north | along the coast and then divtrting to the Tehschspi trail and north to the Yosemite, where they will stay Tor several day.. After visit in San Francisco. the trip will te made with out stop through the no: thwest to their dettinstion.
 John Day, the man who was found several days ago iu the Ramona room. ing house in . etate oi unconscious ness from an overdose of morphine was worked over by the physicians for msny hours the next day with c pulmotor. but even this failed tc save his life. Day was supposed to be 6 prohibitiooiss and was active in YM c A circles He IS supposed to have come from Chicago, but nothing hss been heard iron any relatives up to date.
 Little did the board of school trus- tses of Globe realize the hornets ns st it would stir up by the selection Of c school site CD its own initiative, in- stead of referring it to the voters of the school district. Az soon as the news of the selection was circulated some of the owners of sites offered, consulted with ,n attorney with $
 view to bringing an injunction to pre-
 vent payment for the Sutton Site and
 to compel the trustees to suI-rit the
 matter to the people.
 Pinai Greek, which runs through a
 part ot the city of Globe. has aronsed the peo pie of that good town of the necessity of . sewer. Che creek mesnders through the town filled
 with sewage and is becoming c men, ace to health
 Work on the Inspirations hug e mill-site and coucentrator building a'
 Miami sill proceed aithout further delay. Machinery for . 600-ton hotasion test mill has been ordered This mill will be erected west of the main millsite. The uncertainty that has existed iu the public mind con- corning these vital industrial issue 6 during the past few weeks has st last
 been obvisted by official information.
 That . carload of bar steel was ships
 ped away from Silverbell this week, is taken as an indication that the Sssco smelter will remain idle in- definitely. .ss lessned !.cm sec.:cc
 Foreman Meadows of the Silverbell
 braocb. The steel is used for mskip z
 drills and other tools.
 A large cattle deal was consumated st Prescott several days ago when George A Carter of Williamson valley and E W Rankin. of B.awley. Cali. fornis, bought the Fain, Heath & Co cattle ard ranches on the East Verde for Sl0e coo. Less than . yea. ago the Fain.. Heath company bought the, ranches and cattle from Peter La- Tourette. The cattle range over an sres 25 miles wide and 50 miles in length, while the ranches are among the best equipped stock fsrms in the state.
 The mines of G,ls county will pay more taxes than ell other forms of property combined. The grand tots O: property in the county is $3O .294 |. OO0. The total valuation of the mines is $l7,7l0.0O0. The total vsl- uation of personsl property outside of mines and railroads is $i2.lS4, 600. The total valuation Of railwsys is $l ,40o, 900.
 At lint meeting of the boards oi supervisors of Coconino aud Ysvapsi counties and State Engineer Lamar Cobb, held st Flagstaff several dave ago, it was decided to build at once . north and south road between the county seats of the two northern counties. Coconino county will have to build stretcb of twenty miles to Comp Verde srd Ysvspai county will | have to 6ll in she gap which is nearly | e long Both boards are very active in the endesvor to foster the good roads movement in the north.
 A free for sll fight io Morenci one plight lest week led to fourteen arrests being made be Constable c Cash of that place. They were yourR Mexi- esns and Italians ranging from eighteen to tweuty. -four years of age. The ssess of sll the trouble was . Msxiean girl ssed fifteen.
 Pbosnix hes an aviation school.