Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-14
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TEREST CONDENSED.

to nothing game in the Cspltsi Ci'y Saturday afternoon About S75 in ca-h was taken rom the register of the drug store of E Gillsrd in Winslow by robbers the other evening.
 Arturo Morales, mayor of the city of Gusym,s, Mexico, 8 making snex tended visit in Ariznna cities,
 President Pr ndie of the Helvetis Mining company, says the mine could be made to pay handsomely il lower rate on the shipment of ores from the property could be secured
 News from Boston is that recent bid. of t6J for large blocks ui Old Dominion have Ia, ed to brirg out the | stock.
 Rev Father Merrer of the Bisbre Catholic church has returned to his p.rish after several months spent n the old country, during which time he was granted an audience with Pope Plus \.
 l Amour, ement has been made that Elbridge w Graves, formerly assist . ant cashier of the Consolidated Ma s. tional bank of Tucson. sill succeed L c Hanks ss cashier of the FiIst Ma tional hank of Douglas.
 The output of the Copper Queen smelter at Duuslss for the month of october was $40 900 poun Is and ni QUO pounds.
 The Los Angeles chsmter of mines has issued letter Co the press of Arl- ,ons asking .or a permanent mineral exhibit from the territory to be kept on display at the rooms of the cham Der m the coast city.
 The mining code commissiond held a meeting at Phoenix Tuesday for the purpose of arranging the preliminaries to preparing new n ming code to be presented to the next session of the ! legislature.
 The Tucson Typographical Union Sunday elected officers for the ensuing year w,,h c E Comstock, president, and F 5 Mereno, secretary treasurer
 The long promised re.rsting for the benefit Of the water consum.rs of Tue. son has At last been begun, and sub stantisl reductions are expected when the committee sppo nted for the pur- pose makes its report The Phoeu'x Democrat estimates that q l,U0D,O 0 worth )f hur-e flesh ;s par Iticip.ting in the races at the fair ,his we, k.
 The Globe Silver Belt, one of the ] most valued of rHE PR psPlCr ,R's ex- changes, expresses the following opin- ion of certain brand nf icnnocltsts: "A college professor advocates the abolition oi the Ten Comnapd ents. Why not abolish certa n variety of college professors instead. It would he much easier, and decid d more in ke-ping with the eterna fitness of tn ngs"
 4 neat jail break was made from the Douglas calsboose when Charles Moore, a negro, neatly saved through s three qusrter-inch iron b,r and the wnggled through an eight inch open iog, which seemed impossible when i' was taken into consideration that Moore is nc gro Of unusual bulk.
 It has been authori,stively stated that the flood gates st the Roosevelt dam will he opened the first of next week and water will start flowing through She c.nals.
 Rev T c Jan es of the First Bapti-t church of Tucson Sunday preached sermon on the subject of "Huw d Christian Should Vote" in which he almost skinned the city council of the Old Pueblo alive
 Local physicians are in receipt of information from Fl Psso thst there has been estaolis he'd in Fl Paso Pasteur institute for the treatment of rabies
 Robert Franks. of L ,well, was one of the jurors of the Paul Luke inquest ID Jnst'ce Murphy. court Thursday night When he didn't show up at the time specified an investigation was made as to whs' had become of Tanks. He was found at his home with ms flee badly swoi- len. He had had the toothache and went to a dentist to have it ysnked out. The dentist performed his work well; the toGtn came out, but in- si tied in bringing . portion of the jsw-bone with 1t. The result wac a broken jaw. Franks will he laid up | and fed on soft stuff for several days. |