Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-01
News of the State in Condensed Form

 'nce. has been desied the request. L, man wac . prcmo;or and ~izsrd of nigh finance with record that pu's so ehsme ell attempts of tte most Imsgin ative writers of fiction
 At the biggest gathering in the his- tory of the Arizona Auto Dealers. As- were drawn and other de- tails .rrsngtd for the annual auto mobile show, at e luuchson of the beid Monday 6, the Hotel Adams, at Pnoenix. Since the asso citation was org .niz d several mopths ago. Asversl meetings have been held but none ss enthusiastic and ss large attended as the one Monday. Pracii~ cslly all the members sere present.
 rhst Chandler ranchers, specially holders ot .mall tracts near that town are planting fruit trees in large qusn. titles i- evidenced by the big chip ment of nursery stock which are ar- irving for local nursf sfrymen. The T NJ Melville nursery alone had already booked or4ers for 25 900 trees, which are being set GU, as fast ss they arrive. Most of the trees are of different vsri- cities of peaches. aud are being plente specially to meet the requirements of the Chandler Fruit csunery which will be erected in time to care for ,hs fruit AS the trees come into hearing
 G Leleyier, son of c G Lelevier, editor of the recently discontiued Douglas Industrial. was Tuesday SD pointed copstitntionslist agent ID Douglas ty Acting Governor Randall cf Hermosillo, 10 succeed Gustsvo Padres, who has been in Deugias in that capacity for but about two weeks. Young Leleyier is bright. in.ellige nt young man sr d will conduct the re- gently established newspaper in con- meet on with the office ss the official organ of the insurgents in Douglas. There were handed down in ,bs | state supreme court Wodue day two decisions. The fret, H D Hoeye. sp. pellant. vs c C Willis. srpellee; Nc l34O, appealed iron the supreme court of Gils county, A G McAllisteE, judge sitting for G W Shute, disqualified The case was affirmed, and was writ ten by Chief Jcstice Frsnkiin. Tn, other, J W Molips, appellant, vs Car los. Faustino and Fscundn Ramirez
 minors. by their legal gnardisn; sp. pesled irop the superior cour. . Yuma county. Frank Baxter. judge The csse wac reversed and remsnded co Case, stste superintendent schools, left Phoenix Thursday mrrn- ing for the Old Pueblo, where he wen, to attend s special meeting of th' board oi regents O! the Uriversi'y oI Arizona Governor Hunt the othe
 Phoenix member of the board, vii join Mir Csse and the rest of th, members in fucson, when he return
 rom Nogsler where he was in attend
 snce at the meetings of the Women :. cluOs The call for the meeting is ,
 special one with DO announcement sl to the business to be conducted. -
 Proceedi gs in the preliminary step
 towards the initia, work on the nev industrial arts building at the Tempe
 normal came to temporary halt witt c meeting of the board on Tuesday evening at which tine ore and al
 bics submitted on the general con.
 struction work and equipment ~er'
 rejected. Not bid was opened bu,
 what it far exceeded the sprroximstei
 previously made by the board.
 Tucson mty go ahead and build ths armory on the cite chosen by the state officials of the national guard.
 
 The preliminary hearing O! Bert
 Wingsr. Siiney Mackinon and Chat F Cody was held at Ray lsst Friday | afternoon, January l6, and resu'ted in dismissal of the complaints o' the three. and it nov seems probable that the muroerers of Eli Lsvocovict will escape punishment ot the law, At the bearing Wingsr, Cody end Mackinon slI admitted that they had been in the vicinity of the killing on the day previous to tbs murder but had no knowledge of the shooting. ON C,eswsll. state inspector of weiebts and measures, hes returbed to Phoenix from ten days visit ct
 rempe and vicinity. where he has made bis second annual inspection oi weigh.s and scales end looked up commodity violssions- He Hound everything in fairly good shsps and says that the people oi Tempe gro try ioe to comply with the lsw e pssr e they kuow how. Re hes bed DO