Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-23
News of the State in Condensed Form
cochisites Marooned m Germany

manager of the Copper Queen Con- o!ids,ed Mining Company, is amoog he Americans marooned in Europe D account of the war. Word to this Acct has been reyeissd by Friends of dr and Mrs French in . disps'oh rom Carlsbad. Germany, where they ire now being detained
 Are Awaiting Trial
 There are six murderers in the Florence county isil awaiting tris's. | which have been .et for October 5 1914 The murd.rers are ChAs O'Neil, Tor the murder of Jack Burns on the 3rd of June; Csrlos Rodriguez, for the murder of Casimiro Vega Torres at Sonora on the 7rh of July. and Por- frio Veltrap. for the murder of Jose Maria Jimeusz at Sonora, on July 7tb; Edu ,rdo Mats. Manuel Franco aud Joe Johnson. for the murder of James Ever tt at Kelvin on the night of July Huh.
 Biz Ranch Deal
 A big ranch deal was consummated in Phoenix last week by which the fsmons Brsnsmsu ranch near Hsyd in Pinal county, psssed into the pos. session oi Joseph Anderson of Phoeoix. Tte considers ion in the deal was $25,O00. Every one of the old.timers in Arizops knows the famous Brsns- msn ranch on the Gils river For years it wac the stopping place for the cross country travel and the stream of overland travel that went up and down the Gils river, from Floreuca to
 Phoenix and beyond.
 To Report Cases At0nce
 Cases ending in prieon sentences in the federal courts will hsnceforth be reported directly and at once to the board of paroles. according to insiruc- tions received W. .dnrsdsy by United States Attorney Tom Flynn from Pres ident F H Dubray of the parole board To explaining ths change, Mir Flynn
 said that in many ca,es of psrdons or paroles being applied for, the records
 were separated, the prosecutor inoy' d l, or dad. and the facts dispersed in such
 . way that action by the board wa'
 delayed. The effect of the system will
 be to accelerate decisions on p.roies. | Aviation Goes Back to Fight Didier Mason, the aviator, who
 dr pped bombs on the ships in Gosy-
 mas hsrbor during the seige of Gusy-
 mas by the consiitutionslssts and
 who was indicted for smuggling his
 seroplsne from Arizona to MeIico,
 sailed from Nes York 5 Indsy cn the | stes ner Adriatic for Fraoce to offer
 his services to his native country in
 the var agsin-t Germany. Mason
 is c daring aviator of fortune who b 6
 had actual experience in serial war.
 fare and his services will und ,ubted ly prove invaluable to his native coun-
 try.
 1 Withdrew Their complniot 1 In compliance with the terms Q!
 their agreement with the Southern
 Psci6c and Santa Fe railroads, the
 Fsrmers' Union of the Salt River val.
 ley and the dealers end shippers oi the Gils valley Wednesday formally with drew their complaint in the matter of hay rates, and the case will be dis. missed by the corporation comissiop '. Arizona Farm Labor We'll Paid The farm laborers of Arizona work on an average of g hours and 26 miu- utes per day. according to . report which has just been issued by the UGited States Department Of Agricul- ture. The monthly compensation oi Arizona farm iaborers is $35. % with board and s4s. 50 if the lsborer boards him.eIf. Thsse figures relate to the year 1913. The Arilons farm laborer is yell paid, compared with the repum. e,atinp iu other states and bic hours # labor gre comparatively few. The fsrms of this state employ .747 farm lsbore-s. The average wage for farm labor in Continentsl United stsses is $l3S5 per onth with beard and SIS. 97 without board.
 Serious Accident
 Riding bicycle on the Fifteenth street road Saturday night at Douglss LM V cham IT,. l6 yesrs old {, ran in. to ( bsrbed W.re fence and received painful injuries. The accident hap psoed ct 6 30 o'clock ct the turn oi the sos6 east of the city water tank. ;. Organization Meeting Held
 Apreliriasvy meeting oi businsss sod professional meo, looking toward the organization of board oi trsds