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

of the Grant Bro here" sad one uitI Q proprietOr- of sn employ ment sgenc,
 Tucson.
 The city of rucs spn has renewed II
 ghting contract ~itn the Tucsur
 'as. Eieciric L'-ht & Po.er compan trr . period oi five ye .rs.
 Travellers who never have seen tn, >slton sea will he interested |, knoA ing that It IS ,ch duled Ia disipten "y evspO'stion m 1925, aud the. should not pnt of visiting il uutil l. too late.
 A Texas editor r>fuses to publi-i the obituary notices uf people, who, ,hile living, failed to subscribe ful the reason: People ~ho do not tax. their home paper are dead anyway, and their passing away has no new. value"
 Chas II Ba, less and H Hereford have iGst been elected directors of tn. Tucson Consolidated National Bank, Nr Bayless having recently scq ir.d An interest in the bank, and Mir Here ford jointly with Mir Freeman repre- sentinQ the in erests oi the estate Oi II Penney. of which they are the executors.
 The Winslow Mail is to te tnlarged to six column paper.
 There are l,52O pupils enrolled i. the Tucson public schools, a gain of one hundred over lsst year's enroll ment.
 Anton Hittinger of Tucson, die posed of 40 feet on Congres. street, between Sixth avenue and Scott street t0 w A Julian, the price paid being SIG, GOO, this being at the rate of SiOO front foot It is understood thsi Mir Ju ian is to expend $lO, 900 in in proving the property.
 Csniidstes for place on Republican ticket at Tucson are as follows: At large-Chas E Hutchis on, excouncil- man ard Wells Fargo agent First NJ Jscobns, memter of the city council and real estate man. Second Ward-E NJ Dickerman, pres ent councilman and master car re- ptirer; George Atkinson, iorDer can didste tor territorial coUnci, and prominent csttleman. City Marshal Pacheco, (ncum' entl; An tAony O'Donne county jsilor. The democrats will name their ticket to. day,
 The Wickenburg board of trade vii. present President Taft with a silver ipset with 6 iner's inistur, gold pan and filled with Hasssyamps water, as the most appropriate giit | from that qlarter of the globe. The president will make brief stop st that village.
 Probable candidates of the dem' crafs for the city of ,acson is as f..- lows: Councilman at large, Stanley J. Kilt, melchsnt; First ward, n. s. Cochran, contractor; Second ward, l Morris J Lee, railroad man; Marshal, Patrick Flsnnigsn, DO iceman.
 At the present time more than 1900 | men are employed at the Old Domin- | Ion mine and smelter at Globe and ~ith raise in the price O, copper and ipcrease in ,he number of workmen w,li, of course, follow.
 Fl Temblor mines in Sonora have psssed to Henry c. Carr, representing New York capital, for consideration of S5O, O,OOO.
 A new mining company has been
 
 Of Bisbee men. The property is 10 Gated in Paradise and is that of the 1 old Lesdvi!!e company. The prop 1 erty Consists of eleven claims includ. 1 ing wsreI rights of Turkey creek and the townsite of Paradise.
 Chas. D. Reppy. right of way agent for the Randolph lines in Arizona, is in Phoenix Heppy stated that the contract for extend ing the Phoenix | Eastern from Winkelmsn to San Car los will be let shortly. At the present time an outfit is at Winkelman. mak- Ing repaiss before work is srarted.
 Superintendent Bullard of the auto | department m the coming fair states that he lack. but $lOO to make up the necessary sl0OU for the auto races. He | expects anuther batch of entries for | the Los Angeles- Phoenix road race from Los Apgeles soop.
 City Assessor Barnett states that the total value of Phoenix city prop- erfy ."r taxation purposes is $6 s7O,- 672.92, wh'ch is an increase of SS90.- 4rO.42 over that Of 1908.
 The Arisnna United Mines com- pany of Johnson will have stherr new