Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-24
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lk- IEREST CONDENSED.

The new electric theatre in Flag staff has proven big success.
 Mrs. Dwiggins accidently overturn ed a kettle of boiling water on her self in Flagstaff and was seriously scslded.
 Ella Wilton, known as the turkey herder" and Rose Duran, a Mexican girl, on trial in Prescott for robbing 6 Chinsmsn of purse containing money, were acquitted after the jury had been out five hours.
 High water aud snow storms have temporarily interiered with work on the Granite Reef dam.
 Judge I. NJ Burnett, talking in Phoenix after an extended eastern tour, said Arizona was far ahead of the east in business way. Of course, we knew it all the time, but it helps some to hear It told once in a while
 Burglars broke into a grocery store in Williams, and got away with ten fine reyolyers snd a small amount of cash.
 At Williams a roomer at Mike Repeke's St. Elmo took 6 walk, evi- deutly in his sleep, and walked out of a second story window onto the side walk below, and strange to say, with out any serious injury to himself.
 Frank Viking of Wicks burg was painfully injurei by the overturning of a wagon load of distillstes.
 Pssquale, the famous veteran chief of the Yumas, is dead. He Is cup posed to have been st least one hun dfed years old at the time of his death, and was 6 picturesque figure for many years on the Yuma rsserva- ton.
 Arthur Mcguire, chief engineer for the Salt Lake railroad is in Coconino county looking for feasible route for Senator Clsrk's read through that dis trict from Jerome.
 Phoenix is after the Wells-Fsrgo Express company for 8 reduction in rates.
 Material is being placed on the ground for the new mammoth Msns- field shelter.
 Douglas has extended her free deliv- cry service and another carrier has been added to the force.
 Douglas golfers are arranging for 8 tournament with Warren and c series of games with Fl Psso.
 Cotton growing experiments in the Salt river valley give great promise and the promoters are jubIlsnt.
 The much-heralded rate conference is on at Phoenix The Santa Fe. Southern Pacific and s. F., P. < P. are represented to thresh out the problem Of lower freight charges for Phoenix. Developments are antici- pated with great interest.
 Frank E. Mitchell, mining man wellknown throughout the southwest, died at his home in Boston last week.
 A considerable quantity of linen em. broidery was brought across the lins last night by a fat Mexican woman Inspector Hannah, with his usual wig ilance, promptly captured the goods causing a considerable diminution o the woman's avoirdupois. There wer several pieces of embroidery, ~hos value is in the neighborhood of $75.- Nogales Times.
 John L. McDowell, sentenced sev eral days sgo in Phoenix to four year for embezzlemeut, has received tn news that his brother died on the ds
 he received his sentence.
 Phoenix pool room prsprietors al
 circulating a petition to be permitte
 to keep open on Sunday. Thomas R. York, of Kansas City, , passing through the territory On a r
 destisn trip around the world. q James H. Love came all the VI Q from Honolulu to wed Miss Mary
 Ambrose at her home in Phoenix. q The senior class Of the Phoenix hi
 sch pol is preparing to give class pl
 on the evening oi May p.
 Dan. J. sully, the one time colt