Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-19
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF ih-
 TEREST CONDENSED.

A million dollar shelter with of s thousand tons daily has been contracted for at Parker, snd work on the plans and spec ficstions will be commenced at once.
 Three miners declare that they have at different times seen horrible ap- partition in the form of a headless body in different parts of the Lowell | shsit at Bisbee.
 Fifteen true bills were returned by the United States grand jury at Pres colt and, 9 hours after being empan eled, the jury Sss discharged at l o'clock Saturday.
 Bisbee Elks are preparing to pre- cent "The Man From Boston" The cast will number 40 people, partly home talent, but including a few professionals.
 Exploration of the cave recently discovered in the Irish Mag shaft shows it to be more than 100 feet long and 30 or 40 feet high in places. The walls contain great deal of good oxide.cre.
 Regular shipments, averaging about l5O tons s week are being made by the Wolver. ne.Ariznns mine to the Copper Queen smelter $. Doug!s-.
 H T Crosby and nnmber of his friends and neighbors from the vicinity of l5skum and ralp., rexa.. will form farming colony in the ssr Simon valley. They plan to install gss engines and centrifugal pumps for the sub-irrigation of the soil
 The opening Of the lands for the allotment and settlement of the Indian reservation hss heen in definitely postponed by the Interior department in order to enable con- gress to take up and pass upon the acreage to be allotted to the l Yuma Indians.
 The health officers of Douglas are compelling owners to connect their | property with the city sewer system | and there are not more than 50 places tha. are not now SO connected. Last Sunday being Guadalupe day, one of the most important religious feast days on the Mexican calendar Yuma's Spanish population celebrated with special services.
 Government inspectors have recom' mended the building of cement watel tanks within the reserves for water ing stock in times of drought the government to place all materia on the ground without any expense and the only consideration ,ked O the rangemen being that they erect them.
 A baby beauty contest is being heiC in Douglas IL began Dec. Is arc will close Dec. 3l.
 The school children of,Douglas giI give a Christmas cantats.
 A modern and up to date powel plant is soon to be erected at th, mines of the Helvetis Copper O., io. cated near Vail.
 John Barlow, assistant engineer | Of the Randolph lines and now in charge of the completion of the Ph C. nix & Eastern, has opened an office in Globe.
 Wong Ding, 6 Chinamsn arrested 4 few days ago Ash Fork on a charge of being illegally in this country must go back to Chils. He claimed | to have been born in the United Ststes, but he could no. chow Com- missioner Moore
 Julius Kruttschni.t, director of maintenance and operation oi the Southern Pacific is in Tucson with his son, whose health is poor, though he is not nearly 60 i'll ss has been stated in the dispatches. Kearney Rice, trustee in bank ruptcy, for the Humboldt smelter, on Monday paid out over s50,00O to Prescott people holding liens against that corporation. All the liens held aggregate ever s7O,o60. Settlement IS being made upon tine basis of 90 cents on the dollar.
 The suit between Otto W H Schley and the Helvetis Copper company, involving the possession of valuable property near Vail station, was dismissed on the ground of having insufficient cause for action. SchIey may appeal the case to the supreme court.
 The Globe Foundry and Machine works is the name Of & new industry which is to locate at Globe. It is now