Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-12
Will Be Oeported to China

Chinese ex convict, ie at the Tucson b detention station of the United States Immigration department. He wss brought to Tacson Tuesday morning by Deputy United states Marshal Mo | Donald of Bi bee. To Woo iu 1913 was arrested op charge of illegal resider ce. IL was claimed thst be had taken . chock-gee and substitused his own picture in the place of She
 picture of he man to ~hom it belonged.
 He was sentenced to . year at the
 F, derai penitentisry at Atlanta, and
 mas now served his term, and will be
 deported to China.
 New Equipments Received
 New equipments ordered come time
 ago for the Fl Psso and Southwestern
 railroad i- DOW being received. adding
 very much to the facilities which the ? railroad has now for giving good ser F vice 10 shippsrs. Among other equip-
 msnt were one thousand new cars | De cars poNc pccu COthibk
 for the past seven or eight months to Tucson. A good number oi these cars r were automobile cars, it being nec's-
 ssry fer this road to have thorough
 equipment of these care for the banda ing of autos over this eystem and for o the interchangeable traffic. Some oi h the latest freight cars bear the date 70 of February ?. 1914. reh. from the
 factory and aye now in service. These ID car. represent an ontlay of many hun- z dreds Of thousands of dollsrs. D. Postal Receipts
 k Postal receipts for March at Phoenix ;r were $lO .Os9 96, or $l.23S 93 more
 than the same month last year. Tie
 fscsl year Of the poet office erdlng ,e March 3I, discl,ses c peculiar increase
 in receipts. For the year the total re-
 ceipts were slO9, ,O15 5l. This yesr's en income was just . little too smsll [" to make it possible for the next post- re master to receive one hundred dollars more salsry 6 year than the present nN one.
 " To Tell of Arizona Cotton
 Ce An article on Arizona cotton and 70. cotton raising will be prepared in the
 near future by Miss Ruth Norcross, 6 es' writer for the Hs-kins syndicate. who eft is stopping in Tucson. The story If n teiog written for one of the e.sterr
 magazines and will tell in an interest ' ing manner the culture and pos -ibili ral ties of the long staple Egyptian cottor his in the warm climate of Arizona vslleyI
 similar to counties of the east wher,
 ,be finest cotton of tie world isrsieed ed Miss Norc,oss will make . trp by +o automobile through the cotton ield
 to gather material within 6 few days od Hearing On Headlights
 The members of the corporation me commission now coincide with tb' ck. opinion ol Attorney General Gsorg, ;v. Purdy Bullard that the headlight Isv is sff. c,ed along .ish the other act ne of the legislature by the deci ion 0 sly the supreme court, according to Coun ral ty Attorney George o Hilzinger, wht conferred with the attorney genera " in Phoenix Friday. The com mission ck has set April 20 ss the date oi hear. pm in { ou the matter with the purpose o ay adopting . resolution prescribing =. regulations for hesdIights,
 Is Sentenced to Pen
 Joss Anselmo. . Papsgo Indian 'l- wbo lived near San Xavier mission ir he Tucson was sentenced to . term oi to from one to five years in the psniten- tisry Saturday by Judge William F 'u Cooper in the superior court st Tue
 son Anselmo he'd pleaded guilty to
 besting . email girl and his mother
 when she interfered, with . rope. He DO took bis sentence calmly. nor changed ay his expression in the least e Hugh ot Norris, the interpreter, told him the
 scathing things the judge had sad
 about man who would heat women. in Judge Cooper told him. in effect, that =. such things were not allowed in Ari-
 zona.
 Killed at Bowie
 al Albert Goldsmith was run over and at killed at Bowie Thur.dsy night st 8
 o'clock by the Tucson local engine No.
 s775 while attempting to croes the m track in front of the resideoee of W H ex Lawrence ct Bosie. The engine was i backing up to take water when it
 s,ruck him and he wss killed insssotly i~ He has . son. Wade Goldsmish in
 weirton, West Virginia, who he. been
 notified; he also has nephew, JB
 Rbosdes. MT Goldsmith came to Bowie about year and half ago