Tombstone epitaph., 1909-03-28
TERRITORIAL HENS OF lN-
 TEREST CONDENSED.

The old Fort Whipple building that was used by General Crook durih. l. Arizona lndIan wars, was recently sold at auction, bringing $ls0. lie . building Is said to have cost S6J, 900 | and all of the frames were hauled from Los Angeles at 10 cents a pound.
 A. F.. Baldwin, of Somerton, has filed suit in the district court of Yuma county against O. P. Bonderson, the president of the Yuma Water Users Association, asking for damages in the sum of 5000 for libel. He alleges in his complaiSt that Bondersou. in letter which he had prin.ad and circulated, made statements de- famatory to his character and repu- tation and held him up to the cDh- tumely, contempt and the disrespect of the people.
 Receiver T. NJ. Lakin of the defunct First National Bank of Bi-bee, is au- | thority for the statement that the ai- | fairs of that institution will probably be finally closed by July l. Only one dividend so far has been paid, A divi- dend oi p per cent, issGed Decem- Der last
 That friends oi Governo. h..Aey , are overlooking no opportunity to aid his candidacy for the goyernoTship oi Arizona for another term is indicated in letter which George F.. Triales one Of the Pima county memters oi the republican territorial committe, has received. says the Tucson Citizen, The letter is from George A. Mintz chairman of the republican centra | committee of Maricopa county | urges MT. Trailes to write a persona
 letter to MT. Taft, commenting Gov ernor kibbey and recommending hin
 AS the best qualified and most accept
 able man for the governorship.
 Deputy L : Marshal Query re
 turned to Tucson from Nogaie- witt
 thilty Chinese who have been order,, deported. Two guards accompanie,
 the party. There are now tiity.hv
 Chinese in the Tucson Jail awaitin.
 deportation probably this month : Mrs Fred Sweeney arrived in Tue son from Hermosillo. sonora. Sht : left there w,th her husband, the wei l known mining man, just twely ] months ago, for England. They re i turned from England last January . where they enjoyed pleasant visit ] MT. Sweeney ss again in England where he was called on mining busi , ness.
 Yuma strawberries are ripe anr
 have teen in the local markets 10
 some time The crop this year vii be a large one and the quality superfine Asparagus from the vale
 is another delicacy for which there i Il constant demand, and the supply
 becoming weekly mere abundant, say
 the Sentinel
 Curt Miller, editor of the Tenn News, received message Wednesia
 morning from Los Angeles, s.atin that his son, Curt w. Miller, Jr., wh
 has been sick for several days wit
 typhoid fever, has lock jaw and is dy
 ing. Mir. Miller's friends, and the
 are legion, are strong in their ex
 pres-ion of condo,ence. MT. Mile left immediately for Los Angeles.
 A formal charge of first degree mur
 der was filed late yesterday in Justice
 Dufton 8 court against Nabor Pacheco
 Jr., for the killing of Alice Caine, wh;
 went under the name oi Rena Edga il this city. It was learned in tee.
 gram from Los Angeles relatives 0 the dead woman that Caine is hel real name Tucson Citizen.
 A fire occurred in Yuma few day: ago, and D. F. Mckay, a printer, a member of the hose company, at tempted to grab hold of the ropes and fall into line ss the hose cart was pass ing, but made a mis step and one of the wheels struck his knee, knocking him down The impact bounced the big wheel high from the ground and it came down with great force upon McKsy's ankle, crushing it and snap ping the bone above the ankle as i. it were pipe stem, and forcing the jag ged ends through the flesh.
 The Lew immigrant laws of Mexico are now Tn force. They are similar to the United States laws and prohibit the admission of persons with incur able or contagious diseases, exclude pIupers, criminals and persons likely to become public charges, and will greatly aid the United States border 1 officers, who have had much trouble in the past because O. diseased for eigners focking to the line through Mexican ports.