Tombstone epitaph., 1918-06-23
ARIZONA STATE NEWS
western Newspaper Union New. Service.

A radio training station will be es- tablished at Tucson.
 4 fire in . Bisbee fuel yard did about 33.000 damage.
 A l.loo-acrs ranch near Elgin is be- ing put under cultivation.
 Douglas is to have . S2s.ooo vaude- vtlls and musical comedy theater.
 Several cases of measles have been reported amongst Courtland children.
 4 grocery store at Peterson was robbed of q, 1000 in cash. besides notes and other securities.
 The LendA-Hand Club. north of Tue son. realized over 330 for the Red Cross at an entertanment
 United States Marshal Jos Dillon re ports fifteen men convicted during the May term of the Federal Court at Tue son.
 It Is estimated that Wilcox and vi cinity will. during 1918. ship cattle amounting to close to . million dol lars.
 The Mesa Rifle Club was called out to search for YaQui Indian who is supposed to have murdered boy near Chandler.
 A central light and power plant to cost 1l2.00 Is to be built at the boys and girls industrial school at Fort Grant.
 Word from Phoenix is to the effect that progress is being made in outl!n- ing plans for the Globe Miami Super ior-Phoenix road.
 Preparatory work for the erection of an immense plant for the produc- ton of sulphuric acid at Patagonia will be started by Dr. John R. Mayruder at once.
 The shaft of the MissouriMohave Mining company at Kingman has en- countered splendid lead-zinc ore. which carries gold values. on the dip of the vein.
 Miss Juana Suastegui. v. grand. daughter of the last captain general of Tucson under Spanish rule. died in uSsou dt tuc uoLhe Oi hcI AtcSS, Var lota Salazar
 It's going to be easy 10 be a candi- date in Arzoua if final approval is giv- en . bill that strikes out about all of the section or nominations in the pri- mary election law.
 The lower house of the Legislature passed the bill extending the franchise 10 citizens of the state of voting age now or to be in the military or naval service of the United States.
 Over a thousand persons were made homeless when fire destroyed a hun dred homes and several roominz houses in the Mexican quarter at Jer- ome before 1t was controlled.
 A. R. Kelly, who recently acquired some .ilver-lead and copper proper. ties in the Gro Blanco district. has taken an option on the Bracco man. ganese properties in the Globe district.
 The United Verde Extension smelter will begin operations about July l. Ac- cording to the present rate of output the total production for 1918 will amount to about 7,000.0o pounds of copper
 The completing of eighty abstracts of title is the big piece of work that now is delaying the closing up of the loan Of state money to Apache county farmers. which is to be used in the finishing of the Lyman dam.
 Consolidated Arizona Smelling and Refining Company at Humboldt de- clared . dividend of cents a share Total production of metal 19.75l, ,sA2 pounds of copper. 251. .e7O ounces of sil- yer and s.4so ounces of gold.
 The governor has signed the lsgis- lative appropriation bill and the Low ell observatory exemption bill.
 Paul DeBaud, arrested at Derning, \. M.. some time ago on . charge of violating the Mann act in bringing Mrs. Mary Ann Frederick from Ari- zopa, has been taken back to Tucson for further action in his case.
 A joint resolution was introduced in the state Legislature to be submitted 10 the people next November for the restoration of capital punishment. The resolution was provoked by the brutal murder of small boy near Mesa.
 Thirty six boys of the United States working reserve started their sum- mer's work under the direction of the Salt River Valley Water Users Asso- ciation. A complete camp has been es- tablished about two miles southwest Of Mesa.
 According to a letter received in Globe from Clark L. Davis, superin- tendent of the White Mountain Indian reservation, no restrictions have been placed on fishing on that reserve, and fishing permits will be allowed the same as last season. No hunting per mits will be issued.
 Mackay c. H., 2. an Apache Indian, shot and killed his wife and another sQuaw. Mrs. Isaac Cutter. following a "tulapi" celebration at the old Rock house, Ash creek. The only witnesses are two aged squaws and . small In- dian child.
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