Tombstone epitaph., 1916-10-01

Nov. lS-lS-Arizona state Fair at Phoe
 nix.
 The superdreadnought Arizona will be commissioned Oct. l5.
 Eleven were caught in raids on blind tigers" in Tucson.
 over $50 students are enrolled at the University Of Arizona.
 The Tucson Indian school has opened for the 19l6-7 season.
 William Jennings Bryan addressed an audience Of 5000 people at Tue son.
 A Phoenix store floorwalker has confessed stealing $500 worth Of goods.
 An examination for clerk will be held al the Kingman postoffice on Oct. 3l.
 Levy Brothers. brokers, with of fees in Denver. and Bisbee, closed their offices.
 There is a strong undercurrent of sentiment in Oatman in favor of in cooperating the town.
 There are over 7l,OOO Arizona voters registered this year, compared with little over 56,OoO last year
 In the course of a week or so the Gold Range is scheduled to join the active properties of Oatman.
 Automobiles driven about the streets of Phoenix will soon be re quired to have dinners in their head lights
 Mrs. Fannie Fry. a former Globe woman, was found dead in the noun tains near Kelvin, with her head crushed.
 The Arizona Mayflower Copper Company has purchased of $. D. Cor ley his group of seventeen claims To- catcd at Wampo, about fifteen miles north of Duncan.
 Two divorces from the same man within seven months is the record of Mrs. Emma Clark, of Phoenix. who has just been separated legally again from Charles Clark.
 Simultaneously with the instaIla- tion of a centrifugal gold separator, and the starting up Of it's mill. comes the information that the Gold Dust mine has made big strike
 The Copper Queen has made declaration of it's long expected work on Sacramento hil! and of the build ing of a 2,5Dp ton concentrating mill according to a Bisbea dispatch.
 4 rich strike seems probable at the GoIdroad Bonanza. At first there were a few srringers in the crosscut, but now the and"site pans so many colors as 10 classify it almost as ore.
 The Oatman-North Star has re sumed, with a full force of miners, it being another to give physical denial 10 the reports that all the mines of Oatman were 10 shut down.
 Not since the days of the Green Monster Notation has any mining company in the Verde district met with such instantaneous success, or aroused such widespread interest, as has the United Verde Consolidated at Jerome.
 On request of the State Fair Asso, citation, the date Of the fall southern Arizona fair has been changed to be. gin Oct. 2, the fair to beopen for three days Other fairs will begin this year as follows: Stafford, Oct |; Nogales. Oct. ,; Prescott, Oct IS; Yuma, Nov. 3.
 The first flight of an army aero, plane from Columbus. N. NJ, to Doug. las approximately 115 miles, was made in one hour and thirty-five min, utes by Lieutenant Thomas $. Bowen and Carl Spates.
 Applications on the part of married pioneers who with their wives desire to be admitted 10 the Arizona Pioneer iioIne at Prescott are being denied because the state is without funds to furnish the new addition, recently erected for married men and women pioneers, according to C. R. Osborn, secretary of the Board Of Control
 The Republicans named the fol, lowing candidates for state offices in the recent primary: Joseph H. Kib. by, U. s. Senator; Henry L. Eads. representative in Congress: O. J. Baughn, Supreme Court judge: Thos F. Campbell, governor; Joe " Pro. chaska, secretary of state: Doane Merrill. state auditor; John A Camp, bell, state treasurer; John L. Gunst, attorney general; II. F.. Mathews. su- perintendent Of public instruction: J. H. Cloonan, corporation commis- sioner; Norman J. Mckenzie. mine inspector; George Ii. Smalley, state tax commissioner.
 Following is the ticket nominated by the Democrats at the recent pri- mary: Henry F. Ashurst. T.. s. Sen ator; Carl Hayden, representative in Congress; Henry D. Ross, Supreme Court judge: Geo. w. P. Hunt. gov ernor; Sidney P. Osborn, secretary of state; David F. Johnson, state treasurer: Wiley Jones, attorney gen- eral; C. O. Case, superintendent of public instruction; Amos A Betts, corporation commissioner; c. H. Bo- lin. mine inspector; Chas. R. Howe state tax commissioner; Jesse l.