Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-26
TERRITORIAL ITEMS ,OF
 INTEREST
Newsy Arizona Events Taken In at a
 Glance

A Tucson man asserts that yswn- ng is healthy. That is 6 direct bid Tor the people to go to the sleepy town of Tucson.
 The Elks lodge of Prescott has in- stalled in its meeting room a me morisl table. costing si0o which con tsins the names of the departed broth- | CTS. William Thomasj has been arrested at Jerome charged with committing number of burglaries in Phoenix on January '.
 Two young men have been sem tenced to serve six months in jail for stealing twelve oranges from box car at Ash Fork.
 Plans are being drawn for 6 new modern thester which IS soon to be erected ID Tucson.
 Electric cars are now running be- tween Warren and Bsbee.
 Csttlemen in the northern part of Arizona predict s decided advance in the price of cattle during tine coming spring months.
 Mesa has raised $ 0 for the sup port of the chamber of commerce A free reading room is to be main tsined.
 The forest reserve telephone line is being constructed to the Graham mountains south of Laford. A boom i. predicted for Ft. Thomas The town is a natural center of rap idly developing mining section.
 Mesa oranges command higher price on the eastern market than oranges from any other section of tn, country.
 Sheep over the Arizous ranges ar, in fine condition and heavy clip II expected this spring.
 Gus Moe, a native of Norway, and { pioneer citizen of Arizona, died re gently at his home in Mayer. H. wsss prominent memter of the lodg' of Elks.
 Work on the new city directory i being prosecuted at Tucson
 The Pacific board of underwriters encouraged by the purchase of recen fire fighting facilities, is soon to gran Douglas big reduction in insuranc rates.
 A warm rain Of twenty-four hour. duration is reported in the Salt rive valley.
 The Southern Pacific railway com panY will erect in Phoenix a moderl packing house to cost s4O, 900 for tb use of the orange growers Of the Sal river valley.
 The Episcopal church of New Mex ico and Arizona is soon to establish l, sanitarium for con.umptiyes at Phoe nix. The enterprise has been worked up by Bishop Hendricks. | Vacant lots in Tempe are filling uI with the tents of tuberculosis suffer CTS and the city authorities will take some action to stop the practice as [ measure to advance general health.
 A Pittsburg concern seeks . Ioca. tion for an ornamental wire and fenc, factory in Phoenix
 The Jerome News is of the opinion that the fellow who brings in coyot, hides and tries to palm them of on ar unsuspecting board of county super visors as lobo skins is s .ure-enougI nature fskir.
 Work on the Twin Buttes mine neal Tucson will Dc resumed at once.
 Smallpox has broken. out in No gales and a strict quars ntine is being maintained.
 Thomas c. Msrtin, 6 prominent Mayer, Ysvapai county business man died suddenly on Sunday.
 The supervisors of Pima county have refused to pay the bounty oi .$2C on lobo hides. claiming that the ani- nal is almost extinct in Arizona and that they are being imposed upon by the presentation of coyote hides. If a real lobo hide was presented, however, it is quite likely that the Pima su- peryisors would reverse their ruling.