Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22
Destructive Fire at Phoenix

Destructive Fire at Phoenix
 Fire which completely destroyed the garage and outbuildiDgs of Jcsewh rhalheimer ct Phoenix Monday was declared by the owner to be of incen- diary origin. Although he would not voice any definite suspicious, MT Thslbeimer hinted As occurrences "arouud towo" that had lead him to believe that the destruction oi his property wss not by mere chsnee. The fire was not discovered until it had practically guttsd the building. The tindefy character of the structure, and the fact that 1t contained receptscles full of gasoline made it impossible for the fire department to save anything. An automobile was the biggest part of the loss, which w.s not mitigsted by any insurance.
 Cattle Growers Assn Organized
 Tue cattlemen of the upper Sulphur Springs valley, Black Rock and Ars- vsips stations met st the View ranger station on March 3rd, and alter For est Ranger Lee Kirby had explained the need of an association of the stock growers holding permits to grsze ssock on the national forest, in order to better cooperate with the flores service, the Aravaips Cattle Grow-r-' association was organised, H L Johnson, owner of the Seven Dash outfit, and interested in the Cedar Springs Cattle company, ss we'll ss many other enterprises, acted as presi- dent pro tenn, and the following off, c-rs were elected to serve one year from date W D Wilson. president 1: c P Morgan. vice president; c A Firth | secretary treasurer.
 | Are Building Spurs
 Contractors have begun the work O
 building some spurs on the cite of the
 International Smelling & Refining
 company st Miami preparatory to the
 work of s1cavsting for large cooling
 pond to be used in the operations of this concern. The und-rstsnding is
 that the nes cooling pond will be rec
 fsngulsr in form, about 200 feet in
 width and about a50 feet in lepgth.
 Largest Arizona Smoke7tack
 The International Smelling & Re
 fining company st Miami has a force
 of men at work digging . hole twenty
 feet in diameter, to be used in the
 construction of the 'ound.sions Of the
 300 foot emokesiack :or the new smel-
 ter. The Americsn Bridge company
 hds the contract tor the erection oi
 this great fue, which it is said. will
 be taller than any other smokestsck in Arizons.
 Many Served On Rural Routes
 Figures compiled by postmaster H
 McClint tock show that the six rural routss ( ut of Phoenis ssrvs l279 fam. lilies. There are l4S families on the routes who do not take their mail from sine carriers.
 To Hold Get Together Mestino
 Intersss in the stste opposed to the liquor traffic will hold "ges tossthert meeting st Phoenix, March 3l. Plans will be coosidered for sn Progressive and effective campaign ," according to the call, of the chairman of the Tem. persncs Alliance of Arisons, E. W. G-t-inger.
 Shopping Day
 The Chamber of Commerce will co. operate with the sslls-F FIoto circus to make circus day. April spring shopping day in Tucson for out-oi. own visitors Excursions at reduced rates will be run from Noesles and from the eat and west. The reduc d rstes will bs not more than fare end third for the round trip. They will sxtsnd ss fer east e Wilcox and e fer west ss Csss Grsnds. Narrow Escape
 Pinned under his car fu an suto &C., cident and escaping without . scratch or the slightest injury. wss ths re- marksh'e good fortune of Robert Kest- jog, e be wss returning to Prescott from the dam on Granite creek with | E a Anthony e . suess. To Work Congress TaiIinss
 Reports are in circulation that in . Ihcrt time the treating of the tsilines ,sds Of the Congress mine. estimated t over 100 J0oO tons. is to begin, cod bst arrangements are practically lossd to insugursts the work As Q the gold values contained, sampIs sssys sasre to e high e q per tos, C ssid.
 1ias Suit For Oamaess The city oi Tucson muss pay Jsass