Arizona republican., 1921-10-22
ABOUT THE STATE

monia, were held Tuesday morning with cremation at noon.
 Frank Pasquale was the grandson of the famous old chieftain for whom the San Pasquale valley was named He was the last Of his line, the name dying with him.
 Impressive ceremonies, attended by practically every member of the tribe on the Fort Yuma reservation as well as visitors from other tribes, marked the funeral rites.-Morning Sun.
 To Build Forest Trail
 PRESCOTT-Construetion by the Prescott forest service of trail 22 miles long across the southern end of the forest from Cave creek to the Laird ranch on New River will begin the first of the month. it was an- nounced yesterday at the local office. The trail will run from Cave creek and across New river mesa, crossing the river and proceeding along it to the ranch. It will be built at an ap- proximate cost of s1,500, the stock men aiding.
 Completion of the road is expected to afford needed outlet through the rocky malapai country on the south ern end of the forest, for stockmen AiNIaAAi6 AO ptANh SuVplAt5 aCIuSS that section.-Journal- Miner.
 Lighting System for Globe
 MIAMI-Globe will soon have one of the best ornamental street lighting systems in the state. The lights are to be installed by the Globe Light and Power company at cost, and the company has agreed to wait six months for payment.
 There will be 56 lights on Broad street between Cottonwood street and the railroad bridke at Bankers Garden. The posts, which are fur nished by the light company are mounted with a ball refactor globe which has been used extensively for this work. The city engineers office was busy this morning locating the places for the installation of the lights.-Silver Belt.
 Drowns In Bucket BISBEE Cecilia, 11-months- old | daughter of Mir and Mrs. Juan Du- | arte of Duabcher Canyon, was | drowned yesterday morning. The | little girl had been left in the house | by her mother on the floor playing with a spoon while Mrs. Duarte went l out to hang up some clothes. Dur | ing her absence little Cecilia crawled over to where there was a wooden 1 feiiitiN UdChtL. WILL NdlEE anu | dropped the spoon in the bucket | She evidently tried to reach for the 1 spoon and fell into the bucket and was drowned. She was discovered a few minutes later by the distracted | mother.
 Medical aid was summoned but it was of no avail.-Review.
 Loses Damage Suit PRESCOTT-A verdict returned some time late Monday evening sealed and opened yesterday morning in federal court, found for the defen- dant United Verde Copper company and against Robert Grant, who had prayed for S40,000 personal injury | balm.
 The Grant case was concluded at 4:30 Monday afternoon and some where about 10:3O that night, the jury arrived at it's agreement that the plaintiff merited nothing, and so found.-JournallM Miner.
 Recommends Competition TUCSON-High paving prices due to lack of competitive bidding was given a knockout blow yesterday al the Kiwanis luncheon. when the or | ganiZation placed itself on record to ! stand behind the city council and l personally guarantee any loss 1n the l event of protest, under the proposed 1 alternative plan of bidding. By this step. the Kfwanis. at the urge of Monte Mansfield. member of the paving committee. determined to call for a show down and push the ! paving of Tucson's streets through open competitive bidding, by which means it is hoped that an equitable rate might be secured for the prop erty owners.-Star.
 Prescott Court Near End.
 PRESCOTT-Rapid development in federal court yesterday brought Judge Neterer and his attaches al- most to the quitting point for this session. Clerk Clyde Downing de- clared the docket virtually cleared for the first time in years. The Prescott calender has been one which caused Judge Sawtelle the ! greatest worry in this district
 William Seeley. suing the simpson Construction company for S5o,oo' damages and ST .O0O for medical serV- ices. compromised the case after tria had been started, by accepting $@5ot | and cost of the deefndaHt.
 James E. Fry, whose personal in