Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15

ay, taKing tne place o. tne "'Aeo Iain. A freight train will run over be line each wsy every other day. he new passenger train leaves Ben op in the morning imm'd d ste'y after he arrivsl of No 2apd is due to re. urn at ' 30 in the evening, Conduc or Short Long has the run. Set Aside for Park
 By proclsm ,tion of the president, 1000 acres oi land fee miles east Of Phoenix and iust across the Salt river from Tempe has been set aside as q ,ionsl park, wherein cactus and other desert plant. native to Arizona ~ill be preserved and propsRsted. ''Papsgo Sagusro National Park" is the name that has been chosen for the | preserve.
 To Hunt lack Rabbits
 A big hunt will be held in ths foot nills back of St. David for the purpose of ex'ermiosting the jack rabbits which have destroyed co much of the crops. Only s,ot gnns and 22's will be allowed a long distant guns VI uid be dangerous. A large correl has b. en built in the Gils wash to drive them into.
 Win Take An Appeal
 Leonard and Tomlin were sentenced to hang by their necks til dead, ,on the 22nd day Of May, this year, but they w'll take an appeal. With tears in bis eye. and his voice 30 broken thst be c uld hardly sp-sk. Judge Phillips oi Phoenix sentenced the m CD who mur- dered Marshal H Peterson in Mesa, last November, in accordance with the instructions of the iurj.
 Murdered Last Week
 According to mesger informatios received by county officials, A Striner. the town merchant living at Warsaw, ir Santa Cruz county. south- west from Tucson, was murdered some- time last week.
 Wants to See Son
 That she nigh. see her con and talk with him before shs dies is the pathetic plea of Mrs NJ Tiffony, of Riverside, Calf in 6 touching letter received by Chief Rolling of the police force at Tucson. Mrs T,ffony ss that she has heard that he is in Tucson and employed in saloon there under the name of E Titfin.
 Importation of Arms
 Customs reports issued recently b. officiAle a, Naco showed the extent the Mexican constitutions alists of Sonora have taken advantage of President Wilson's action 6 month ago in lifting the embargo on eIportAtion Of arms and munitions of war from the Uoited States to Mexico. Since the embargo was removed, munitions of war valued at s76, 900 gold have passed through Nsco to insurgents iu Sonora. They included nearly two million cartridges, 2jOO rifles, clothing and other equip meot valued at sI2,OO0 for the sol- diers.
 Jury Acquits Mrs Emma Allan
 After delibsrsting eight minutes, the jury serving in the case of Mrs. Emma Allan. charged with the mur- der of H H lift at Clifton. returned on the afternoon of Thursday ver- dict oi uoi guilty mr, Allan was accused ioin'ly with Mrs Annie Gould of the murder of Mrs GouId's father, ' H Tift, st his home at Metcslf sey srsl week since. Mrs Gould was sc quilted last week after stubbornly contested Iegal Dettie-
 Twenty Years Instead of Ten
 Homeeterders and O. her land hold CTS on irrigation projects. are to rave twenty years instead of ten. e nov, 10 pay for their rese, voir costs and water rights under sn sdminis'rstion bill, favo.sbly reported by the house irri- gstiou committee, beaded by Represen- tative W R Smith of the west Texss district.
 Finds Asbestos
 Asbestos found in the Ash Creek section attracted the attention of tbe United Ststes government, fllowipp the report of c special agent who paid . visit to the camp of West Brothers who have discovered sdeposis Of the | substance said to be the big hest qusI- isy of any in this oouoty. In the msintime the Wees have mad sn- other shipment of asbestos to the eas,, bringing in large quantity of n with their n3s burro tram. vsw Steel Tank
 A Steal tank If 350,0O0 gallons ca- 'scity isin process of construction 'ehind the Espes rcundhouse ss Tuc. on, the work being done by travel,