Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-30

teachers. It contains twenty. eight pages filled with schedules of work and study, regular details for students and teachers. . iist of the teachers aud attendants and much g-hersi in" formation about the school and its work.
 Tucsor's emissaries on behalf of the southern Arizona fair are meeting with success in Coehise county. They are king representative men to su5- scribe to stock. Those who went ere Y Barkley, president of the associs- tiou John w Es,ill and E Rylsnd. They explain tc those whom they ask that they are asking the people oi Cochise and Santa Crul counties Co take part of the stock not because the money could not be raised ct home ' but for the sske of creating . com mon interest
 cured and recorded for same. Justice tinc,ured with mercy ruled Saturday afternoon in Justice of the Peace Msolsys court ct Douglss. Reyes Buelns, aged l0,,Antonio Flo:es ', and Joaquine Bupands, II years, charged with stealing coal from the Douglas Fuel and Feed Yard. were allowed to depart in the custody of their psrents, weeping bitterly and with instructions to report every sf- ternoon at 4 o'clock to the judge.
 An extremely creditsble production is the calendar o' the Phoenix Iodisn school for l9l3-l4, which hss been issued from the 'cbool press. The
 imprint ststes that it is she work of
 the student apprentices and it speaks i we'll for the care and ekill of the | A suit nas been filed in the Super
 for court of Santa Cruz county by
 Francis Heney sRaipst Col R R
 Richardson, 4 E Crepin and \ L | h judgment for $S3 .a33 B for sn alleged
 interest ID ,be Three R mine. While tbe suit is being brought against the
 o 'ners collectively, it is intimsted
 that Col Richardson is to ssspd the
 brunt Colonel Richardsou does not
 deny that st one time Mir Hepey had
 sn interest in the Three R property. He denies, however, that Mr Heney aolds any interest in the property at present. In 1910 Col Richardscp is said to have taken sn option on Mir Heneys's holdings and the inii amount , va paid in 1911. and deed was SC Some excitement has been occs-
 stoned in the north Gils valley by the
 discovery of gold ct the heed Of the . sluicewsy in the main canal, accord ing to advices from Yuma. At tbe
 point where the water is sluiced from
 the main canal back into the river there is . kind of . whirlpool. When ] the water is ous of the canal this whirlpool is almost dry. In thi- place
 gold nuggets in considerable qusnti-
 ties. many of them .. large e . grsin I of wheat, have been found Only . , email quantity of gold has b. en taken , out but the neiRhborhood is all wrought up over the discovery and .he people are more than curious to [ know where the gold cones from.
 The bottom Of this pool is decom-
 posed granite aod it is probable that the gold was wsshed out of this form ation, ss it is hardly probable that it
 was brought down the river and
 washed into the canal from that place. How to care for the leeh!e-m!nded and epileptic children of poor Phoenix r families is one of the most serious
 problems confronting the Associ.ted
 Charities. according to Miss Chr,ssie Giichrist, manager Of that organ .a- tion.
 The second section of Southern Ps-
 cific No g to Tucson Thureday was .
 very remarkable train. It consisted
 of seven cars. The 6rst five cars con-
 tsined turks in cold storage and the
 last two contained Turks not in cold
 -tosage. but just arrived from sbs old
 country to work in the Caliiornis
 feids.
 The suspect held st the Tucson jsil
 now admits shss he w T c Frsnks. A circular contsiniog hie photogrsph aud di-cription arrived Ssturdsy. An o@cer is to be cent from the Te1ss stss. penitentisry to tske him back.
 He ssespsd from the Imperial State fam as Ssrtsris on Oct {. together with Earnoet Ro.sell. Both were seat up for burglary. FrsuEs was serving . lO-year sentence and Rus- sell . l7-yesr sentencs. Franks vss turned up to tbe Tucson police by . man ~bo vas travelling with bim and who had known him ss the peoisen. tisry.