Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
Hit By Flying Beard

wounds op his head and shoulders ipa c,ed by ya peiec of flying board from the top of the water tank of the Pacific railroad at Rillito Tuesday.
 To Enforce Embargo On Arms
 Tbe military otficers at Nogales have been ordered to rigidly enforce the embargo on srms. The custom Of issuing permits will be abolished by the war department.
 Will Return to Ft. Huachuca
 The three troops of the 10th csv- airy, stationed at Nogsles have been ordered 10 break camp and return to their headquarters at Fort HuschuCa, This will leave the pstroll,ng of the
 ioe at the border ely to the 18th in iantry which is ststioLed there.
 Dies After Long Trip
 The infant son oi David Gsrns. . refugee from Lower California, d,ed
 Thursday night at Tucson. The fam
 fly have heen in Tucson a month,
 going there direct from San Diego.
 State Board Accepts Resionition
 As was expected, the stste board of
 control ct Phoenix. Friday accepted
 the resignation of W M Whipple ss
 superintendent of the state industrial
 school, 10 take effec. June 30. No
 successor has been elected by the
 board, and Prof. Guus'l, musical director who is temporarily in charge of affaire at the school will continue to act ss superintendent for the present.
 Has Initiative Petition
 J H Robinson. city clerk of Prescott, is in Tucson with an Initiative reti- tion for the semi..anpusl pay ment of tsxes. He esys that 1850 pamee have been secured slre,dy and that it is meeting with no opposition worth mentioning. A bill of this sort was introduced in the last legi- -lature, but no action was taken ou it. To Erect labratcry
 For the purpose of studying the chemical effects Of sunlight on vege- tstion e new laboratory sill be erected
 in the near future at the Carnegie
 Desert lsbrstory at Tucson according
 to Dr D I McDouRsl. director. The
 laboratory plans have been drawn by
 Dr McDougsl himself and G Sy kes ni
 the laboratory stsfi, sDd the building
 will be especially designed for the pur.
 pose specified. There will te roof deck ks
 and other special equipment neceesary
 for the work of the institution The cost of the new structure will be S6OOO and the material used will be native stone. Bids fer the construction will be ssked iu the near future. The dimensions of the building will be 50 by 60 feet. Dr H A Spoehr will have charge oi the work to be done in the laboratory.
 Stolzoff Bound Over
 Abraham stolzoff, charged with at- tempting to burglsri1e the Craig groc cry store at Tucson last Sunday, pleaded guilty in Justice Oomstock's court Saturday morning and wac bound over to the superior couvt. Later in the day be was sentenced by Judge Cooper of Tucson to the Florence with 6 sentence of from six moutbs 10 two years. stolzoff is 6 Jewish lad and went to Tue on with . carnival company. Passes to Great Beyond
 News of the death of Dr Henry H Filling, c prominent ph 7 sician of Tue 'ou. wss received Saturday afternoon rom Los Angeles, where he died ct l ,'clock. Falls In We'll
 While engaged in working on . csffoid in we'll on his ranch ten niles out of Nogsles. Saturday alter 'oop, Joe Degan fell down the we'll nd fractured his shoulder. Depan lad become impatient in tryiog 10 'ntis the rope holding the scaffoId and eised . coal chisel to cut it. He uccseded in breaking the strands of he heavy rope and the weight of his ull ported the rops, rrecipitasing i'm to the bottom.
 'ampaign Againss TinseI Postcards
 A campsisn sgsipst the use of tinse, ostcsrds without iLe proper proteo- on, is being carried on by Tucson os,.l authorities, and they propose to old up aIi missives with sinssl deco. 'tiobs not sncassd in tissue envelopes.