Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-17
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TEREST CONDENSED.

Parker is to have an ice factory, l cold storage plant, electric lights and . botsling worke within the next
 ninety days
 Former sheriff George c. Ruffner left Globe Wednesday morning for
 Yuma where he will fit up & launch and go down the Colorado river to Heg Island, tie head of a hunting and prospecting party.
 Mrs J. H. Julian, as noble grand of the Rebeksh lodge in Tucson has start. ed on her official circuit and will visit ssfford. Globe, Clifton, Morsnci, Bis- bee, Douglas, Nogales and Cansnea. She expects to return about the fret of February.
 A move is on foot to establish bank at Glendale, Maricops county. The amount of capital stock was first plsc. ed ss paid up to the amount of sI0,- OOO, but the matter of making it double that amount is being consider ed. w H Slaughter, 6 resident of the Glendale section, is one of the princi- pal packers.
 George Mitchell, Professor Tread. well of New York, T CaTrigan, T P Cullen, superintendent of the Salt Lake railroad, and his son T P Cullen, Jr., passed through Prescott Wednes. day, on their way from Los Angeles to the properties of the Clara Consoli. dated Mining & Milling company in the Bill Williams Fork range,
 In the city election at Prescott, the entire democratic ticket was elected. Mayor Goldws.er's majority was 2l3. The other msjorities were: Couocil- men, T s Hughes I05, and B NJ Bel cher. l0S; chief of police, S 4 Prince I32; assessor, Frank Williams, 269; re- eorder, P J Farley BIO; treasurer, Ed Black burn, 4I
 President J W Foss of the Msricopa Medical society is preparing to submit an ordinance to the city council at its next meeting that will insure pure milk for the Salt River valley. One of the plans is Q have an examination of all the mich COWS and condemn those that gre infected with tubercu- losis or other dangerous diseases.
 Prof. W. R. Castle. jr. the assist ant dean of Harvard college. was in Phoenix Wednesday. Prof. Castle has been making tour of the Pacific coaet states and Honolulu and has been the guest of the various Harvard clubs along his route. He went to Phoenix for the purpose of meeting the members of the Harvard club there. He was the guest of Judge Kent during the day.
 C. H. Schulz of Flagstaff, who is said to own in the nsighborhood of l8;OOO head of sheep in the Salt nver valley, reports the sheep growing in. dustry in Arizona to be in profitable condition, and that the recent rains have been of great value to the ranges. Shultz will commence shearing about January 20 and expects to have from I50,OOo to lSO, 900 pounds of wool.
 J. w. Woolf, one of the three demo. crsts elected to the lower house from Asricops county, has announced that he is candidate for speaker. Woolfs decision gives Maricops county two candidates tor speaker, Sam F Webb having announced the day following the election on November 3d that he would go after the job. Cochise coun. ty will send Fred A Sutter there for the spea kership and Graham county wsnts wv Pace to have it. Before the legislature opens there will prob- ably be other aspirants.
 The Hull Copper compsny's smelter at Jerome is expected to be blown in early Fsbrusry.
 After 6 suspense of many months the president has finally made the ap- pointment of postmaster at the Cliff. ton office, according to a telegraph
 message, says the Era. The appoint.
 ment goes to Will Weiss, who has re- ] sided in Clifton for the past four
 years.
 In the wrestling match between An.
 drew Sage of Yuma, and Bert Milton i of Bisbee, pulled od st Tucson last
 Friday night. Sage was declared th<
 victor, winning two out oi thres falls.