Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF 'N-
 IeRESI CONDENSED.


 at Fl Paso and Csnsnea, is expected to arrive in Prescott tomorrow, pre- sumsbiy for the purpose of superin- tending the rehabilitation of the smelter st Humboldt, to bs followed by the starting up of the plant.
 The new county to be born by agreement January 1. 1911, will be called Greenlee. Odly enough it is the secord county in the territory to be called by an American name, and still more strange is the fact that IL is to he carved out of the only county --Grahsm-thst Hss American named. All the other counties have Indian names, and some of them are blood thirsty ones at that. There was some talk of calling the new county Lin- coln, but none of calling it Geronimo. although such name would have been equally as appropriate SC Cochise.
 Phoenix VIII soon own her sewer system If the city council needs the recommendations of the special com mittee from the board of trade. Mir. Lack and his associates are willing to turn over the system il the city will ss-ume the outstanding bonds.
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 The proposed railroad from Bouse on the A. c. Swsnsea will psobably be built in the next year under the Weedin taxation exemption lag. At torney K. E. Morrison of Prescott has filed papers with the secretary ot the territory, declaring his Inteption to construct such . road, ssenty-tive miles in length.
 Ex-Governor Wofiey, who returned from Los Angeles . iev days ago, is making ready to start work on the properties of the Climax Mining com pany, located c few miles from Tucson.
 The winsiow Mail says: United States Indian Allotment Agent Keep. CTS, together with a surveying party left Wednesday to survey . consider able tract of land northwest of town Yor the purpose of making allotments Sa,alo I,I,aaa
 A heavy rain fell on this section of the country during the week, ssys the Mohsve County Miner. In the noun tains near KingmAn the snow lies four feet deep. The streams in the canyons leading from the WAllspais are raging torrents that would float a boat.
 Judge William Neville died early Monday evening at Douglas as the result of stroke of psrslysis he sue tsined on Sunday afternoon. The news of his death comes as . shock to his friends, for it will not be generally known that he was i'll until his death is also announced.
 Having disposed of his mining prop erty in the vicinity of the recent gold etrike for $75. 900. after thirty years absence. most of the time spent in seeking the yellow metal, Captain L. W. Lind accompanied by his wife, left Phoenix last Saturday for b,s na- tive lsnd--Sweden. The re)oI:ing couple ~ill remain away three or four months, when they will return .o Ari. Zons.
 The three year old SOD of Harley Murphy, of Globe, had the misfortune to fall out of the buggy in which he was riding with his parents rhursdsy evening and break his arm between the elbow and wrist The broken member wac set and the little fellow is doing as we'll as could be expected, although the break is & very serious one.
 Says the Flagstaff Sun: A. J. Le- Bsrou came up from his sheep ranch to remain a few days with bis family h speaking of the lamb crop he re- marked that SO far he had averaged over 100 per oeut increase. though feed on the desert was poor owing to lsck of ram, and sbeep were necesss- rily moved to high ground.
 Superintendent Stephen Jaaus of the Navajo Indian agency has been h Flagstsa several days this week on business connected with the Navsjo reservation. He has great hopee of . government bridge being built scros. the Little Colorado.
 Still the bars Of yellow gold come from the mining camps near Preecott. the latest arrival was at the Prescott National Bank, when bar oi a8s ou nces was received from she Con- gress properties. At the same time frona the same Droperties A sxl.,sA s,f