Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-26
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lN-
 IERESI CONDENSED.

All through the month of August everything ran very smoothly at tn. United Verde, and as a result tn, August production was well above the average
 The Del Rio farming lends belong Ing to the ity of Prescott have bee, ieased to Fred Harvey for ten yesr-. The tract amount to 300 acres and Mr Harvey will spend large sum ID
 improvements.
 United States Marsha Overlook ha completed his corps of deputies by th' appointment of Bernard Anderson Il Phoenix, Reddick at Prescott and 6 L Fowler at Nogales.
 The Tucson Gun club has pat uI sl. .l50 in additional prize money for the shoot which will be held in ths city September 24, 9 and 26. The tri-weekly sleerer from Bisbee and Douglas to Los Angees. which mas been run during the summer, ha been taken of and the residents of Cochi.e county will have to take theiI chances n the future as of yore.
 JP CofYey, H McMeans, A Fwhite. L W Schooler, Frank Norton, William Scott, A E McBeath, Henry Levy. Hugo B Farmer, J M Grant, James H Kinsler and Richard H Stanton, for merly guards at the old penitentiary at Yuma, lost their jobs as the resu of the prisoners all having teen re- moved to the new prison at Florence,
 The Yuma Examiner of Tuesday afternoon devotes half its front page to telling its readers different req sons why they should not pstronize the Phoenix Gazette. which sppsr- ently is getting into the Yuma field pretty strong.
 Tucson city council has asked Mayor Ben Heney to resign ss the outcome of the municipal troubles of long standing, and the mayor has issued the statement that he will not p ease the city dads by handing in his resig- nation, but will remain on the job in. definitely.
 Damage estimated at $lOO was done to the Tucson fire engine by its over- turning while on a run to fire lues- day evening.
 A resurvey of Tucson by the Board # Fire underwriters with a view to lowering the fire insurance rates. it ,s .sid will be made in the near future. Since January I the Phelps-Dodga properties have produced pretty close to 90,OO0, 900 pounds of copper. With i the present rate msintai aed, the years output will be about 150,OOO.0O0 pounds. Two dividends of $2. 50 quar- terly have been paid, and no change from the 10 per cent yearly rate is looked for.
 The Douglas Chamber of Com. nerce and Mines has not selected s secretary to succeed W P McNsir who was recently appointed member of the territorial railroad commission. The Arizona School of Music will open tomorrow for the fall term. The survey of the street car exten- sion from Phoenix to the Indian school has begun and Phoenix papers are painting 6 picture of early com pletion of the long agitated lIne.
 The famous Grown King mine in the Bradshaws, was sold last week at receivers sale, the purchaser being the Yavapai Consolidated Gold, Silver q Copper company and the price re
 ported at *Io,uOO.
 Colonel Bryan has wired the Phoe-
 nix democratic committee he will be
 glad to accept their invitation to {
 banquet on his visit to the capital city
 this week.
 Using 6 wagon with which to car,
 away the loot, thieves burglarized tho
 store of Jay Roberts & Co, in Tucsor
 Wednesday night by removing pane
 from a rear door, and got away witl } p'under amounting to about SI00. The celebration oi the ninety .nintl
 anniversary of the declaration of in dependence of Mexico. at Phoeni, Wednesday, was slightly marred b , the forcible ejection of one of tn
 packers L G de Lara. who enrsee the celebrstors by attempting to tsl on socia ism.
 ! Patrick Henry Sbaugbnessy, chit D of the San Francisco fire depsrtmen
 wlli wis m Phoenix this week. While taking their first lessons i smoking cigarettes, three small boy '' none of them over IF years of sg started e fire in . Phoenix woodysl '' che other day, with the result thu
 many cords of wood were burned.