Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-01

he stste and if the good work started lAst summer is continued it won't be long until every street in the city is we'll paved boulevard, says the Gazette. Recognising sbe able perior nance of his duties the past year. Attorney General c P Bullsrd received notice of his resppointment as Arizona com- missioner oi the American Automo- bile association. The appointment was made by the president of the A A 4, sssiding in New York. The new sppoin,ment is for the year 1914. Bu Hard has been the Arisons repre- tentative of the sasocation for sev- ersl ysArs and he is we'll known ID western automobile circles
 Ylsrio Coronado. foreman of the Bonpe eslsughterbouse at Globe. and com monly known as Levi" was ar- rested ss the assassin who shot Frsn- cisco Ramirez to death from ambush, after the rife with which the man wss killed vas discovered hidden ID the rsfters of building 100 yards from the place in which the latest suspect was working. Guadalupe Ssla1 r, the | youthful ,Uom- mate of Ramirez, who bas been in custody since the day of he assassination, will probably be freed.
 Ac. .ordipg to telegram received in l P. escott from Wiokenburg, the eur | pri ing news of the destb of Charles Bellout by his own hands was reported. | No particulars were givsc, but des. pondency over the death Of his wife a few months ago is attributed ss the rsason for the rash act.
 Yavapai county's beard Of super- visors will on Monday be definitely advised whether or not it may issue bonds for the erection Of new court house, in rbe event that the issne is voted by the tsIraving voters oi ths, oouoty. County Attorney P W O Sullivan, in accordance with the re- quess of the board. has procured 6 copy of the new law deslinR with tbi, matter and viii arrange his report in time to submit 1t st that hodys ssmi- monthly session Mondsy
 To consider plans for the se, ond annual Aatsc Sun Fete celebration, several members of the com q itsee in charge of the sRsir held . special meeting in Phoenix Mondsy after. noon.
 Clothed with official authority to make . selection of suitable qn-rter- in which future terms of the United States court are to be held ID Prescott Federal Judge W NJ sawteIle. and U 6 Marshal JP Dillon were in tha. city Tuesdsy from Phoenix. Both devoted the greater part of the day to this duty. and after making obserya- tious of various sccomodstions, en- dorsed the propositions subuitted by the Elks' Iodde.
 To the loyal friendship of two boyi Mics Jessis Ainswortb, agsd IA, o Los Angeles, ooes her life. She il the niece oi 0 F Ainsworth of Tucson memter of the board of supervisors She is recovering from the effects oi being overcome by gas because these youths allovsd tbeir blood to be irans .ueed into her veins when che was in dying condition.
 Tbst boom is soon due in tie hus,ling mining town of Superior ia evident from the immense amount ol activity about the Magma mine, where nearly 300 men are employed in one way or another. e, tbe Calumet a'd Arizona where seventy-fve are en gagged in prospecting and developing new ore hcdies and in the town it, self where . remarkable smouot oi activity is seen.
 The ssmsins O. an unknown MeIi can wsre found on the E P & 8 W tracks about i've miles west of Whet- ssoEs Toerdsy. It appeared from evi- denes thst be he'd been stealing . ride on the rods and lost his balance, fall ing uDdss she cars. He vss badly cut Co pisoss and could not be identi- 6ed. Burisl vas msds . short dIs- tapcs from where the remains were found.
 Coustsuesion aork is proceeding on the first svsn y- hvs-ton section oftbe Copper Qussn eompsoys test mill. e Bisbss. operation of which will be bsgus shsetly.
 Df 0rsad Lyman. the Ruius Wal lingsvsd h rsal lils, 1ho wss recently eosviessd oi ssiug the mails irsdu- lssily, ed vhe asksd te be iwpsisoa.