Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-05
Arizona convicts Paper Read

ConsicfS Paper kead A paper on giving "the better life and decent dress" written by Louis Victor FytiLge, who is serviug 6 life term ior murder in prison at Florence. Ariz., was read ct the Advertising clubs convention ct Toronto Ontario Eytipge is 34 years old and has already served seven years. Result of a Fight
 Pat Leahey of Globe is disabled. disfgured, and rendered useless in one of the members of his body, as the result of fight between himself anc William Grey come ime Tuesday. Grey, who was arrested Wednesday, is in the Gils county jail awaiting his preliminary hearing fer the alleged disabling, disdguring and rendering useless of the member. The hear ing will probably be held mex. Mon. day. The member which is thorough. ly mscerated is 6 nose, the property oi Leahey.
 Tax Conference Delegates
 Wed nesd.y Gov. Hunt appointed the following dele gates to the eight annual tax conference to be held in Denver Sept. II, under the auspices Of tbe National Taxation association Tax Commissioners 0 Nj Zsnder and Charles " Howe and Dr H A Chsnd. Ter, head of the department oi econ- omics Of the university; slterpstes Homer Wood of Prescott, Phil c Mer- Till, assessor of Graham county, snc Allen T Bird, editor, oi Nogales Gov. E NJ Ammons of Colorado hal sent e special invitation to Gov, Hun to attend the conference.
 Clearing Many Millions
 The Phoenix board of trade ha compiled figures to show that duripI tbe first five months of 1914 the bspl clesrings of Phoenix were SIS POT, 379. 75. January made the best recor, ihe clearing in that month running U to S3 ,ll6 ,659 IA.
 Has Great Loss
 Because the Mexican who had bee left in charge of his ranch house O the Bscs Float near Cslahssss, be longing to J E Wise, went to aiien celebration Of Jan Juan day, vsndsl were able to approach the house un dete cted and after saturaling tn house with kerosene burn 1t to th ground. Eight miles of fence wer cut up, the eighth time that this hs been done. The total losses to M Wise since the alleged persecutio started has been $l5 900 to SIS 900 The cor sl near the ranch houte ws also burned. The damage to th house was from sl.sOO to sI 300. decision favorable to Mir Wise va rendered just recently in the Bee Float case.
 Will Complete Bridge In 150 Days
 Word has been received that th Missouri Iron and Bridge company ( venwor,h, Kansas. pre-: ented tin lowest bid for the construction of tb bridge across the Colorado river c Yuma. Its bid wac for S65 900. Tn bid is accompanied by an agreemen that the entire work shall be comp plet ed within the period Of l50 days site actual construction commences. the contract is immediately let t them this will make it possible fo the structure to be completed by tn first of January. 1915. as the com pany will probably be able to com mence active work within thirty day: Decrease In Filings
 There has been 6 falling of of busi ness in the United States land offic during the present year. In June 1913. including twenty four days, her were 24l filings recorded. the .eria numbers being for June 23, 3,O2283l, ant for June 2,O2259O. June of this yea the serial number of filings wa, 025l99. and the number of filings f,on tha, date to June "A is 15l. This | considerable decrease in filings during the present month over the came month of lsst year.
 Killed By Yaquis
 Tom Farrell, who was well known in Nogales and vicinity, was killed the latter part Of last week by Ysqui In- diaus. not far from HermosiIlo. Far rell was employed ss . messenger by the W 0 Lsughlin Go. who are oper- ating the San Xavier mine in Sonora. Full details oi the affair are not &C., curately known but tt eeems that