Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-08

'oooss oCssoo. AhO ooo"eS ~ 'wsrded last week in the offices O! Reps,h & McGregor. with f UT firms for the construction .i the ,mslter.
 Three son en were find S26 each and number of meg. some of them prominent in Globe business and sfisirs, were reprinsnded by Judge Eeodricks Of Globe, in tue police court Friday sss resuls of raid on lodging houses made earlier in the day by officers on the police force.
 Assurances of the building of . new hall and meeting place have been re- ceived st Ray. This will be built through the efforts of tbe congregs- tion ot the Episcopal church, tut its use will be npsn to all denominations and it will further be available for geusrsl public meetinRs.
 Professor Thornber who has jnst re- turned from the. e.meeting of the Amer icsn National Live Stock Association held as Denver. 'pesks highly of the good part played by Arizona iu the recent convention. All Arizonsns should take pride in this splendid chewing of progression and optimism on the part of our live stock men. Prof Thornber of Tucson ssys there were fifty se'en represen 'ative Arisous stockmen present st the meeting, . much ls'ger number shsn were in a.- tendance from any other stste. The Arizona stocknsn subscribed "A, ,450 as their portion. toward the expenses of the National organization for she coming year.
 Friday night there was q general Trough house" at Bowie, . terrific wind storm blowinP dirt and rubbish until it was almost dangerous to be out, wac the fret factor in the dis tur bsDnes. Some mitcrssnt with . desire to do damage started . looo- motive 10 the round house while the employees had their bscks turned for . minute, and backed ths engine through the end of the building. No damage resulted to the engine, and the end of the roundhouse in replaced with 10 great expen.e.
 l While his con vas a.leep in the same room with him. DA Elliott, ( miIliigbt who came to Globe from South Dakota several months since drank cyanide with fatal results. Be yond the fact that Elliott had beer feeling despor dent recently, no cause for his action has been fouod. The son joined the father there onlys few d.ys before the tragedy. Since b. was familiar with cyanide through h,l mill -sork. the coronsrs jury die miss q the idea of scciden. sod return,
 ed verdict of suicide.
 "Early 10 bed and early to ri.s" will
 be the motto of the yoo.h of Glob. 1 hereafter. Not that the kids of tbs great mining town bsve any more desire to retire early than the young. sters of any other community. But they are going to bed whether they want to or not. Chief of Police Pin. ysu has said co. and it goes. Here after st 5: 30 each evening the curfe . will be suDg and then the police will 90 on stili hunt for all children who have not made beeline for home end mother.
 l Psesi ens Wilson has named A E Vioeon, of the Universisy of Arisons as . member of the annual Asssy commission which meets Februsr, II in Philadelphia to review the coinage of 1913.
 Some time ego onsidsrable news. paper comment wss stirred up by the report 'bst "Old Chsrlis," familisrlv knovn in railroad circles. wss found dad near Benson. The story went the rounds and several beautiful mi. tusriss were sent out. But it is now discovered that Old Charlie is still alive. we'll and crssy e ever.
 Tho bsrfoom of the Prescott hotel as Prsseots was the scene of . bold hold-up Sunday morning as about 5 30 o'clock. when Frank Grabb. sbe bartender, and Thomas Taylor, the porter, elevated their bands as the point of so ugly looking l5-ealiber gun in the hsnds of CD unkuowp man The trick was turned io . jiffy and both men were caught unawAres, the place having been entered from the | rear door.
 The Arisoos Uoiversity will be rep. Fesen'ed by track team in the gsmes to be held on the cosst under the su.piees oi Occidental university. N hes beeu determined to send both track and relay men to con pste agsioss the eoass eollsgs athletes end he nAo0aaaHH funda have als>aA. A~