Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15
News of the State
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sas..**s@:s:.e.-.s$.*~ssS robbery of 6 United States msil bag, which be and 6 companion found on tfe road near SpriDgerville. They cut it op7u to see wbat was on the inside. Saw Floating Man
 Fred T Blocker, who arrived at Prescott. Moodsy from the Salt River Valley, ststed that the dead body Of sn unknown man had been seep Host. ing down the Verde River above cid Fort McDowell on Saturday at . late hour. No effort was msds to recover the rensins and neither could their | iden'ity be established, as the bo Y | appeared to be in c nude condition. It is belieyed the man was the one drowned a, Clsrkdale the week before, aud owing to the higo water had b en | carried farther down the stresm and buried in the deep sand where the water is of shallow depth
 Start Work On Bridge Soon MulfoId W,nsor, s,ste land coIa- missioner. who r. now in Yuma look ing alter his farming intsrests and some -tate land matters, ssys that Governor Hunt will start work on the bridge across the Gils river at Ante. lope Hill early in April, provided the "a CT now in the river recedes by hattime
 Delivers Lecture On Meningitis
 Dr John E Bacon, cni-: surgeon of the Miami Respiration hospital, deliv- cred lecture 6, the Gils county su- p rior courtroom on Meningitis, ,"un- der the auspices Of the Women's Moral snd Civic association, last night. The courtroom was patked with publrc- spirited people who appreciated the lecture to the utmost. Dr Bscon's talk was along the same lines ss that which be delivered at the Miami Y INCA several weeks ago -Silver Belt.
 Saved His Automobile
 Hon B A Packard of Doug 'as, bare ly saved his new automobile. The other day he had occasion to visit his cattle ranch, the Turkey Track. on the Mexican side of the line. He drove h.s new mschi' e. While at the ranch he was visited by several constitut' O sl~ ist soldiers. who eviden'ly admired tue Cadillac. They sske1 him many questions about it. He produced he permit sud identified the automohile by number. The soldiers went away sbd Mir Packard returned to his home. After his departure from the ranch. the soldiers returned and said that they had orders to detaiu him As he was to return the next day, bis fore- man set out to meet him and encouot cred him before he crossed the lins Mr Packard remained in .he United States.
 Old Timer Returns
 Col. Tom Rynning, the map who built the state penitentia,y at Flor ence, is again 6 resident of Phoenix After over a yesrs absence, when he rosmed about the streete of Los An gsles and San Diego, he hes turned his footsteps sgain to Arizona, where he wIll make h,s future home
 Auto Turns nyer
 Five perons were more or less badly bruised and scratched, when the automobile in which they were riding in Phoenix Thursday. swerved, struck sn irrigating ditch headgs,e, over- turned, and brought up sgsinst a telephone pole O, the inside of the l sidewalk
 Murderer Released
 Oscar NJ FIiteche the Espee brske- man charged with the murder of Ed- ward Clinnsrd 6 fellow brakeman, was released at the hearing held ct Pho nix Thursday. Special Officer smiti' of the Espee was at the hear. ing Toe death of Chnnsrd occurred l sbout 6 month ago. To Find Leader Who leads tbe Bull Moose held in Arizons probably will be determined i at aparty conference 10 be held in | Phot nix the latter part Of March of this year.
 Ordinance Against Flirters
 The DoIglas male firt lad better | fiirt his 6il just now, that is if be can locate the necessary Ai tee. II Doug lse rumor is te be credited, it will not be long before the city council ,s re. qnested to pass . stringent anti Airt- ing ordinance which will impose q heavy pe nslty for making goo. goo eyes. . still hesv CT one for the greeting "Ob you kid" and the heaviest of all for the actual sccosting of girl. New Train Installed |,
 A new passenger train of three coach