Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-29
News of the State
 in Condensed Form

? 2:30 o'clock ss the Calumet hospital. in Dougiss, following sn operation for which failed to relieve the co nditien. His death, coming 90 nexpectedly. proved . great shock to his relatives and friends. rendering their grief all the more poignant. Pass Borough Tucson
 A party of Calumet & Arizona min. ing compsay officials passed through Tucson Wednesday morning on their way to Ajo. The party occupied two automobiles. and truck load Jf sup- plies followed. It va stated that the | party would return by wsy of Gila Bend. Tbe rar,y included Captain | John c Greeuwsy, general manager: Dr L D Richet,s, consulting engineer sud " E Mckee, master machanic Charles E Mills, general manager Of the Inspiration Company st Miami also accompanied the party. Ira Jcrels mon, . mining engineer of the company arrived from Bisbee later in the day. The party expected to in spec, the exploration . rork at ssgioaw, wes, of Tuceon on their way out. capturers Ex Federal Raiders That she alleged band of ex-federsl sold,ers, which it is claimed has been responsible for the raids in northern Sonora in which railroad bridges have been burned, have been cap ursd and dispersed, ~ss the news rece ved by k c Lopez. . sympathizer of the con- | stitutionslist cause in Tucson. Mir Lop's news is to the effect that por- ton of the command of Col Mayor Comes of Noesles met the band and dispersed them. killing four, capturing two and taking IT rifles and much ammunition, Mir Gomel hss also re- ceived news of the execution of Cap tain Montana, convicted of being 6 federal ympsthi1er and melting sedi
 ton at Hermosillo last Saturday.
 Had to Transfer Case
 An opinion oi the superior court ct Tucson recently laid down provid-
 ing that no civil cases wherein the
 title to real property is involved shall
 be heard in justice cour. had effect
 Monday when in the fret time io IT
 years Justice Johnstone was compelled
 to transfer case It hsppned in the
 case of W Stacy vs A J Sears, . civil
 sui: in which the question @ to vbo
 owned certain real property came up.
 Motorcycle Collision
 | Eddie Noble. ooIored, delivery boy
 for the Sun drug store. at Phoenix, ie
 unable to walk, and Pete Thomson is about with three stitches in his right
 hand ss . resuls of . collision between
 the two, on motorcycles. st Seventh avenue and Adams street, about ! o'clock last evening. Neither holds the other responsible for the accident.
 Both were travelling at about fifteen miles an hour and each was on the right side of the street. Noble wss going west on Adsms and Thomosao south on Seventh avenue. Both ms- chimes were badly damaged. The Suns frame was twisted and the forks and front wheel of the Thomson were sms.hed.
 To Entes Pioneer Home
 George W. MoFsrlsns, . printer and pioneer, whose residence in Arizona dates back more than 30 yesrs. will leave this morning for Prsscott, Aris., to enter the state Pio- nsers Home, in which he will reside in future. He received notification yeterdsy thss his application for admission had been fsvorabIy acted upon. Mr McFarlsne came to Ari~ soos wben the stats wss in its infap., ey, when the bad men got bad. she wild Indian appeared even wilder and the man who was really pesceable citizen had to be exceedingly peace able io order not to ges into trouble. Be went to Tombstoos shortly after the boom struck that camp and in 1881 organised the 6rst printers union in the stass, there.- Dispatch
 On Barefoot Hike
 Jacques Lsudno ls-Plume Seule, whose nsme translated into English is Jsroee Dsuhno Lone Feather, known by his friends e RsitIesnske Jim, arrived in Phoenix over che trscks of the Arisous Easterp rail- road. on bis wsy from Florence to | Phoenix. Jim is oo . barefoot bike of IS. 800 milss. stsrting from Buffalo, | New York. to Colon, Psnsms, the objective point, returnipg thence to Buffalo He lefs Buffalo last July