Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-14

Tucson is one Of the lew towDs ip .be southwest 10 own and operate a farm, directly under the supervision of the mayor and city l;s purpose IS to raise feed for the horses of the street aud fire decar ments. The barns at the farm now coutain 5000 bales Of hay raised and bsled this year. Both grain and siisii. are grown exten- sivelY.
 After notifying the prisoner in the next cell that they would kill him il he gave them away. Jesus OsirIo and Joee Ramirez, confined for burglary, | sawed their way 10 liberty from their cell in the Douglas jail the night of August 3lst. and made good their es- cape. though the police discovered the break in the jail only few moments later. It is thought the two men are in Mexico. The authorities in Agua Priets were notified at once.
 Caught unseares by the treaterous slide of a gravel embanknent, four Mexicsns employed by the snider Contracting company in Clsrkdsle. were smothered to death last week. The awful scene occurred within full view of twenty.fve fellow workmen who fret gszed with swed eyes and dulled brains, and in a few minutes later with grim determination writ- ten upon their countenances began to dig, dig, dig in an effort to save the unfortunate men buried alive.
 I, is reported that the Apache Box
 mining properties, located near Dun- can, have been sold to parties repre- senting the Guggenheim interests.
 w Young, Jr of Young Brothers
 of Courtlsnd, who recently took over
 the Msmmo b-Collins mining proper
 ties at Sbultz. Pinsl county, and W C
 Mcbride, cbie' engineer for the conn
 psny, were before the board Of super.
 visors Tuesday to see what could te done toward fixing up the road from
 Wiokleman 10 Mammoth and Nam.
 moth to Tucson. When informed
 that the county had no money in tn. | vo.d spod ,ba oap ,l.pnap avpyosaod 4
 willingness 10 do the work themselvei
 provided the board would autboriz, the expenditure ci certain cum to b.
 paid them when the tsIes are collec-
 ted this fall The proposition me- with the approval Of the beard and sr r exps nditure of S3O00 wac authorized While John Raglsrd wa. riding hi
 bicycle along West Jefferson street 1T
 Phoenix, he was run into by a mill
 wagon belonging to the Richardson I Dairy driven by E Cisry. Rsgland who is an old man. wss picked up b, , one of the night police and it wa r found that be was sutf ring from se. ! were bruises the loss Of several teetl !, and & wrenched back.
 If nothing upforsee turns up |,
 cause delay, we expect to complete sl oar work at Fort Huschucs in lee i than four montbs. The work is pro. 2 gressing more rapidly than we e1 3 pec,ed it would when we began an, l the army officials are greatly plessef with the excellent chewing" was tn, ? ststement made by Contractor c : Dalton at Bisbee few days ago. H'
 has the goverumen, contract for tn, enlargement of Fort Huschucs. ? Just as an indication of what giant . strides the Northern Arizona school ii making, four years ago there wert seventeen boys and forty giIls enrolled at the scbool. At the com meuce- ment of this term there were forty.eighl ] boys and ninety girls enrolled, with . prospect Of more If they can be ac.
 commcdated. Dr Blome is much
 pleased with the outlook for the com-
 ing year and predicts one of the most
 successful yesrs in the history of ths,
 growing institrtion.
 The tenth anniversary Of the found-
 ing of the Carnegie desert laboratory
 will be celebrated on Saturday, Sept
 20, by banquet to 25 visiting sc;en
 lists who will come to Tucson ss guests of the American Phyto-Geo- graphical society. Dr pr McDoug
 all, director of the laboratory. returns ed from the coast Thursday to make arrangements for their entsrtainm ment.