Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-31
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF iN-
 TEREST CONDENSED.

c ,vered last week on the l30 level of the Ii S.-on mine, near Blsbee.
 For the first time in many mouths the full battery of furn ,oes is m commission a. the .rnperty of the Greene-Canenea Copper cJmp,ny a' Cananea.
 Postmaster General HiTchc ,ck say that in view of the cOnition of tn national treasury, Tue, n vii. penha shIy be forced to wait fnr some tim for i'spr posed ne z fed ral building
 Evangelist S'ivers IS candl;ting series of revival meetings in tn Ihurch of Christ a, Tempe Nine automobiles have bse1 entere in the l. IS Angeles 70 Pnpeuix rsce tn he run at the time of the territ)ri, fair.
 F,rmars m the vicinity pf 8 Buckeye are preparing to m * the fight of tnelr lives against the open ng ps the ,gia Fria water .hei to the graz ug of sheep, ss recently ordered by the interior department.
 Prospects are that oyer 10 car loads of oranges will be -hip,ei out pf the $ ,lt River valley to the eastern market ths year
 M Smith of Phoe nix is v-ry much worried over the mysterious dissp- ! pearance of his wife and tgo d.ugh- ters, ho left Kansas City Oct. and | have not since ben heard from The city council of Winslox bas promised to call an election to vote on the question of whether the to yn shall bond itself for a sewer system, and the Mall says there is no doubt that the ssue will be voted
 Within four days of each other rol and Mrs H Breed, one of the oldes, couples of the territory, passed away st their home Tn WInslow one day last week, the colonel dying on |un- day and his wife the following Thurs day, her death being hastened by grieI for her dead bus sband.
 The presidential train failed to stor at Holbrook, aud all the thered populace saw was c oud of dust &, the travel'ng White house passed through the village 8. the rate of 4
 niles an hour.
 For stealing s dollars worth of coal rom the Fl Paso & puthwesteru rsilroad,a Douglssite pald fine of s2O thus giving pretty good price for hls black dIs nonds.
 Delegate Cameron has returned to the territory from his recent tour with Postmaster General Hitchcock and sa he is more convinced than ever that statehood will be granted at the coming session of congress.
 The Parker Bank & Trust company opened it's doors for business Ia t week with G c Dunn as cashier,
 Colonel Emilio Knsterlitzky of tine gendsrmerIs fiscal, will arrive here this evening with a company of 6O cavalry from Cananea. and remain a few days before proceeding to Msgda- lena, where he makes h,s heaiqu trters, Gel K 'steriirzky has bren promoted to the position of comm4n CT Of this military me, in place of Col Feno- chic, deceased -Nogaies Times. Farmers in the neigh borbood of Tucson have announced theIr willing ness to contribute land ana money toward the scheme of the Tucson chamber of commerce for the sinking of test wells to develop srtesisn wa CT in the vicinity of the city.
 Tucson is to have coursing matches during the winter season.
 The Knox Corbett Lumber Co. has absorbed the F L Wlnsor Lumber Co, in Tucson, and the stocks and business of the two companies will be combined under the ownership of the former,
 Plans for the new Elks club home in B sbee will be passed on at the next meeting of the lodge.
 Notices of the meeting of the Ari- zona Mining Code commission have been sent out to all the members by Thomas Armstrong of Prescott, secre- tary O. the com mission. The meeting will be held in Phoenix on Nov. l and i l2, and all persons inter ss ed in the drafting of e new set of mining laws for the territory are invited to be present.
 A former employe of the Phoenix I who has during the last few years become c famous parachute jumper, Atba O'Dell, has been engaged by the territorial fair commission to give an exhibition of his art at the fair this fall.