Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-06
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF iN-
 TEREST CONDENSED.

Ralph D Cameron, republican nom inee for delegate to congress, vii spend the coming week in Pima coun ty, where the Republican party is sai to be in great need of vigorous work
 The University of Arizona is hsvinI published book of 200 views of tn buildings, the campus and the othe attractions of the territorial school which are to be sent broadcast owe the coun:ry by the beginning of Sep tember.
 The Farmers and Merchants Danl of Yuma is the name of & new finan cial institution now being incorpor sted. The new bank will open with { capital stock of s50,000.
 William O'Brien died at one of tho hospitals in Yuma "Wednesday from the effects of sn anaesthetic ad rninistered during the course of mi nor operation.
 Wednesday, September ?, IS hedste set for the show and market day al Yuma, which is looked forward to as a great event in that town.
 The new scoop wheel recently in stalled by the reclamation service near Yuma has proven great success and is throwing seventy-five feet of water per second, thus supplying water for the irrigation of l6,000 acres of desert land.
 The mining committee of the Dou- glas hsmber of commerce is framing up to get the 1909 meeting of the American mining congress, which will be held m Colum bus, Ohio, this::year.
 It has been decided that petition. for naturalization must have been filed not later than April in order to get through in time to vote in the fall election.
 In an interview at Tucson Dr. Rick. etts said there were now 2,500 men employed in the mines of the Greene Consolidated at Cananes and ali con ditions were satisfactory to the man. agement.
 A mass meeting of Clifton citizens recently passed resolutions opposing any candidate for county office who was not in favor of closing the saloons of Graham county.
 E. E. Kaufman, statistical agent for the department of Arizona in q letter in the Phoenix Gazette, advocates the appropriation by the territorial legis- lature of e substantial sum for the purpose of advertising the resources of Arizona.
 A wierd tale is going the rounds of the eastern press in which one Col onel Lewis is lionized as an Arizona ranger of the old d-fashioned rough and ready sort. Such a man l. unknown in this territory.
 A Mexican and an American vent to sleep on the ground behind saloon in Yuma. The American slept four hours. When he awoke he found that the Mexican was dead, death having resulted from drinking wood .lcohol.
 Tucson citizens have guaranteed a bonus of $25 600 for the erection of q shelter at Twin Buttes.
 Cashier H. B. Penney of the Con- solidated National Bank O! Tucson has received notification of his ap- pointment as treasurer of the com mittee which conduct the republican territorial campaign.
 Upon their return home from a sum- mer vacation, Mir. and Mrs. Bennett of Phoenix found that their home had been burglsrized during their ab- sence.
 Territorial fair directors have wired their proposition to Roy Knsbenshue, the sirship man, and it is expected that his acceptance will be announced in 8 day or two.
 Delbert Moreensen, . small Mess boy, was for time in a serious con- dition last week as result of yellow jacket sting
 During the last few weeks Imperis has been visited by e pest of kissinf bug and many inhabitants of tn, town are wearing the marks of th' oeculstory insect.
 Two deserters from the United States navy, recently arrested in Phoe nix, have besn returned to the Msr'