Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-08

properties in the Winkle~ nan districs. . party .of ovss thirty ksnsas interested in the copper mine 'toI ped o6 in Phoenix Monday evsp- ng and remained over Tuesday. the Euesss of the Arizona club. They are travelling in their own spsoisl car. and they form gathering of capitalists 1 rom the sunfiower state of note and 
 A Jspanese boy, employed at the American Kitchen ss Phosnix is be- ing held io the Phoenix city jail swsitins sn invsasiession by the police of the alleged shsis oi sl3O st that r rstsursnt Monds, night. According to the story of the police, hs took the money while the proprietor was ou' and sp-nt it for wine. Ths police. bo zevsr, do not c-edi. the story and believe that a'ter be had taken the money from the cash drawer, someone robbed him of it. The Jap said that another boy had breskfsss with him that morning and that this is she man who has the money. Of the amount taken there was . check for $26 bear. ing the name of Louie Jacobs of the Ssvy Theater. Tho rest of the money was in coin. Jseobe stopped payment on the check.
 Clay Leonard oi Phoenix, sho wss recently appointed clerk oi the state supreme court to succeed Joe Dillon the new United States Hasshali. has resigned a member and secretary of the Board of Education oi the Tempe, Normal school. Leonardo resigns- tion vas socepsd. after which Charles
 Wooli. lssyer of Tempe, wss sp. pointed by Governor Hunt to succeed
 him e member oi the board. The
 board will meet shortly to select .
 secretary from i.s mum Der. The other members of tine board are B B Moeur oi Tempe and 0 o Case, ssste superin. tendent of public instsucsion. The meeting of the expositions committee of the Phoenix Board oi Trsds Monday siseSnoon Nss Attended by all the regular members and also
 by Eugene Brady O'Nei', obsirmsn oi
 the Panama Pacific exposition com
 mittee, and O H Akers. cbairmsn oi
 the Pauams California committee
 The di.cussion oi the necessity Of Ari-
 sons being properly aud adequately
 represented ss both expeditions vas i gsnersi and sii DsmSs5s :: ;.ss :s.s:-
 al committees voiced their opinions in no uncertain way. h was considered q
 ds-irable that representative ,hould
 bs sent to San Francisco st once and l that he should come to scme under.
 standing with the sxposi.ion suthori. l sies e to what may still be done in
 eht premises.
 Alter prospecting for twenty yesrs
 to discover gold ledge west of Arl-
 ingsop, Sam Webb was rewarded op l the last day of Isss year by making
 sbe discovery, and has taken out
 some very rich ore. The history of
 the original discovery da,es back
 thnty.6ye years when Wsbb's psreuts
 and his grandfather came to the coun-
 try. They settled first near Arlington and were engaged in the os:tle busi- uess s.-0asette.
 Walking from Toledo, Ohio. to Los Angeles. to win . purss of 8 900, Roy Comstock and Earl Fischer, .~o young men irom Toledo. recently
 passed through Flsgstad and osbsr
 norther Arizona towns. Under the
 terms oi the agreement under which
 they started ou tbe trip. they are
 bonor bound not to beg money or meals ou the trip.
 William 6tesast. under sentence of dsssh for the murder oi Fred Kibbe and Alfssd HiIlpos. will know his fate within the next ssn days, according to . dispatch received in San Fesn. oisco. The Unised States circuit court of appeals bsfosr which . plss fos Seewssts life vas made ssversl mooths ego, will convene tor its next term as San Frsnoi-co on February 2. 4 dseision ee ths convicted Q, an's sppssl is eIpsctsa vithiea lev days Iron shs sios the sssm of court b. gins.
 \ W fosbss hes ben named depu- y Usitsd 6sssss Masshsl foe the octhsrn district. The sppoiotmsns sas sooounesd Thussdsy as Phesoiz p Uoitsd sssSss Aarshsl Joe Dillon. 'osbss sppssssd to hs much surprised hss bis nsms sbo1ld bs mentioned h hs connection, bas doubsIsss will sospA