Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-31
Ariz. Boy Appointed to Annapolis

Mark A Smith cadet at the United states naval academy st Annapolis. Md. He hss successfully pssssd his entrance examination. He graduated from the Los Angeles high school and attended in New York . preparatory school for Annapolis.
 Makes His Escape
 While engaged in the tack Of besu- tifying the grounds about the Car- negie library 1rimble. . negro pris- oner st Tucson, made his escspe Thursdsy afternoon about 2 80 o'clock and has not been caught up to date. Rife Clubs Will Meet.
 The Tucson Rife club will shoot against the Seattle Rife club next sahdsy in the opening shoot of the Pacific Coaes Rifle League. The Tuc- son Club will shoot ss Wilmot range. The matches will continue until and
 including August 2. Colonel George
 Roskruge hs- received notice of the scores made by the Phoenix team in
 their shooting against the tSesttle club. The club total was s03 points.
 Have Odd Mexican Coins Parties coming cut of Mexico bear ing come very odd coins. Many of them have been molded io ssnd. The
 metal is . mixture o' gold and silver |,
 the proportion of gold being very
 email. The coins are usually of the
 denomination of one dollar Gun peso) l on one She ususl Mexioan emblems
 are s,ampsd, and on the side with the
 eagle is this legend extending round
 near the edge: "Constitutionslistal | Muerta Huerta." The coin was made
 in Durango.
 Boys Have Scrap
 A serious infrsction Of Judge Frank
 Smiths celebrated opinion concerning the kind of scrsps that could he pull-
 ed off with impunity iu Arsons wss
 etsged Thursday afternoon about 5
 o',lock in the alley behind the Owl Drugstore building, at Tucson by two
 lads. Julius Regeser and F'snklin | Mckenzie, clerks in the Randolph
 auditing department, it resulted in a
 draw.
 Some Escape.
 An unknown Finlander yesterday bolstered the theory that intoxication
 is life preserver par excellence, when
 he lurched before a street car just
 after it left Hoatson stop. was knocked down and went under the car. When
 the crew and passengers tumbled off
 to view the mangled remains, aston
 ishment found full sway, for the Fin
 lander was already arising from a de- pression between the tracks and pre- par1ng to depart, without a scratch. l-ReyieW.
 Found Dead In Bed.
 Edward H. Goodsell, a we'll known miner in the district during the last twelve years, was found dead in his
 bed yesterday morning in the cabin he occupied on Chihuahua Hill. The discovery was made by neighbors, who. having failed to note him about
 for two days. went into the house. Review.
 Sugar Rate Hearing
 To lees than two months after it sss first filed by the Arizona Corrors. tion Com mission with the Interstste Commerce Commission, the sugar rate case has been docketed for bear ing Notice that the bearing is to be held in the United States district court room in Phoenix June Is was received Friisy by Edgar Brown, rate clerk of the commission of that court Examiner Pngh will conduct the  Dies Saturday
 At the advanced sge of 100 yeare, | Carmen Granillo, probably the oldest | woman in Tucson, died Saturday evening ct 2 40 o'clock ct tbe hcme of in that city. The funeral ws, ,eld from the Cathedral suodsy af:er. 'oon and iotsrment wss in Holy Hope 'emetesy. She was born in R.yon, ,ooors. Her mother wss Csnd elsria 5siencio and her father aaIvsdor 1 She is survived by three susbters. two of whom live in Tucson od the oths' in Nogales. e,oora. he has fourteen grsndsons living spd DC grest-Rrandson. One eraudeon, 1 'emigio V Vslensuels, is now with [ eneFsl ObFeeon, commander of the forces 10 sinaIos, end 1. olds the rank of lieutenant colonel. wing been io the service eiucs the [ ginning of the revolution. '