Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-04
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN-
 TEREST CONDENSED.

li the project Tor building xlOO,OOO hrev ery at Tucson? This a question s hich aill probably be definitely de- cided during the coming week.
 The Fish creek hill automobile re- cord was flched from Hughie Hughes by Dr. II. H. Stone ln his Winton. The Winton climbed the h,ll in six minutes and thirty seconds, cliI- ping a half minute from tie recoid established by Hughes in an Oldmo- bile week ago.
 Attorney Richard Harrison, pio- neer of Arizona and Califoi mia passed away in Tucson last Saturday at the residence of his son in law, Tom Fsl- vey. He was S3 years old and had been a resident of Arizona for the past thirty years. During that time he has resided both in Santa Cruz and Pima count.es and he had a wide &C., acquaintance.
 The Road Agent" moving pie ture which was taken in Yuma last month, Is being exhibited in the act Arizona Charlie Meadows, Ed Hodges, Bob Anderson and George Bayne are all on horses doing the real thing in the way of chasing a Mexican "hold up" Felix Mayhew's prize horse is in the pics ure showing A pretty gait, and the scene covers the Main street of the city and is full of iamiliar faces.
 Hor. John R. Hampton, who spent sixty days in Phoenix. representing Graham county in the council, re- turned home Sunday evening. His arrival was signalied ny the Clifton band, which was secured by 6 mum ber of Lie closest political friends.
 There was really sn issue down a, tn bottom Of this wrsngle between
 kibby and Adams, and an issue tina, has never: come forth bright and clear says the Tucson Star. This issue is shall the territorial far be A race-horse institution, or au institution gotten up to advertise the products, mineral
 manufactured and agricultural of Ari. | zOna?
 All ;he men uf tbe Arizona custom: service are being cheered up over ont Of the last acts of ex-President Roose welt. who put his signature to a bil which allows the secretary of the treasury to exercise h's judgment D increasing the wages and salaries oi the men m the customs service up tc certain maximum figures.
 In the case of w. J. Eidlemau President of the deiunct First Nation. al Bank of Bisbee was up before Judge DOsn today, on withdrawal of one of his bond-men. Attorney Geo. Neale represented Eddleman while aesisan, district attorney Geo. Chris:y was present in his official capacity MT Neele, asked for reduction of the bonds on three casee, and after srgu ment the bonis were reduced Sl0, 0,O00 in the aggregate. Ons bond was re- duced from $l5, 900 to sI0,000 and on two other charges the bonds were fix ed at 5000 each. New bonds uill be necessary which is expected to be fur. nished at B:sbee tomorrow.
 At Cananea two more furnaces were blown in last week at the Greene CsnsDes smelter. This makes the full battery of eight furnaces in opera. tion and for the tirst time in over 6 year and half, the smeiter Is run ming full blast
 Rev. Father Muerer returned this morning from Tucson, where he went to visit the bishop. He was i'll with rheumatism when he arrived and 1t was necessary to take him to his home in a carriage, as he was unable to walk -Bisbee Miner.
 Mining men are now making loca- tion of mining properties on what Ia known as the ". c. Greene mineral concession on nearly 100000 acres in the district of Guerrero. this state, | and Sahuaripa, Sonora. As per pre- viou, notice from the Department of 1 Fomento, locations were allowed after | midday of the 9th inst.-Cbihushua 
 Last Saturday morning was one of .he coldest mornings of the winter The government thermometer here 'egistersd l9 degrees above zero. An ,dd feature in connection with the ecent storms was the singing of hooking birds here when the ground II vas covered with snow, the feathered ongsters evidently going by the {, alendar and not by the w;nter.- ( 'aradise Record. f