Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-18

Lowry said that Gov Hunt should be haltered and tied up if he didn't cut out his prison reform work so far ss il pertsined to mcrder.rs.
 Forty-fve thousand acres o' land are already under water at Yuma and 75 900 will be added in the fail Thousands of acres have been planted to corn. maize, barley. wheat. osts, Egyptian wheat alf ,lis aud vegetables. Hundreds of families have come from every section of the country. Tn Yuma oranges are of foe flavor and large size, and even earlier than in the Salt River Valley
 The municipal slaughter house bill requiring AriIons cities of 5000 or over to maintain e high sanitary stsndsrd, wac signed by Gov. Hunt last week.
 l A vegetable grower near Glendale has had on exhibition head of let tuee weighing l-2 lbs, and messur- ing 43 l-2 inches in circunf, renee.
 The prospec. around Elgin, is fine for . 6 cd crop Of barley and oats Grass on the range is fine; one man has an orch ,rd of peaches and pears; they have traction engines and are blowing with six gangs behind it.
 Phoenix citizens, through the BOsrd of Trade have offered a 5000 stake e. Arizpua state fair. Phoenix citi- zens will slso raise several thoussnd- of dollars for automobile races from Fl Pssc, Los Angeles, San Diego and 0 San Francisco,
 The sixth rural route out of Phoe. nix has been established. The Post
 Office business of the city is 6 sp'en did indication of the growth of the community. Pest Offic, receips Tor
 the first quarter 1912, s2l, ssl. 75; for
 the first quarter 1913. s26 ,50S s6, sn 0 increase of P per cent.
 , Live stock buyers from all parts oi s the country are in Arizous bidding
 high prices for Arizona cattle. One
 herd of 10000 head ha. ius, been
 hough, by TeIss, people to re-s,ock
 ranges in Wyoming. Salt River valley
 fattened stock command top prices !" Green feed in winter and out-cf~
 doors and healthy cattle.
 Aten-gin cotton ginning plant and
 . cotton seed oil plant is to be e-tsb,
 li-hed in Phoenir. Egyptian cotton d is being raised very succe ssiully on e 900 acres in the Salt R yer Valley
 This is ten times the entire acreage
 of Egyptian cotton planted in the
 United States in 1912. The quality
 of the crop is excellent and the yield
 i, very large.
 The Department Of Ho,ticulture at
 the new Mexico College of Agriculture U reports that the peach crop will be , from , to 20 per cent of sn average
 crop.
 0 Secretary Myers of the Tucson . Chs mber of Commerce, is writing a
 series of articles for eastern publics-
 tions, that IS giving the soutbwes. ip , general, and Tucson in particular, 6 great deal of publicity.
 , The reorganization of the Mari- copa County sutom mt bile club with a
 very big membership roll was effected on April l4,h. This club is now ,ak- ing prominent part in arranging runs and races.
 County Court House and City Hall at Phoenix, which plan has long been urged is b b-ing considered by officials. City plans for Phoenix secured. Work progre sing on parking and paving
 As ususl, Arizons will be shipping c.ntaioupes and watermslons to the eastern market long before California begins to p ok her crop. For 6 time 1t was thought that the crop in the Salt River valley would be backward, owing to the unprecedented cold spell |, of January, but present prospects s'e that the melons will be ss early as in- previous years and quite abundant. Over POO acres are planted to water melons and the shipments will tot.I over fifty cars.
 Alarmed over being bitten by dog that had every symptom of being mad Leland Eilsworth paced through Prescott for Los Angeles to resort to the pasteur treatment for hydrupho- bis.
 One of the largest sheep transsc- tions that hss taken place in Coconiuo county in many years. was that closed recently between Levi Young sslseller. and George Day ae buyer, in which nearly l5.OOO head of various grades are involved.
 Globe will soon have . modern wireless telegraph station in full oper- stioa. Contracts have bsen closed