Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-20
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF ln-
 TEaEsr CONDENSED.

The Johpson camp, in Cochis sounsy, is expecting big boom as the ! result of a recent rich strike on he Black Prince property.
 shipmsnts of Arizona lambs from the northern part of the territory are bring $50 per hundred pounds. the highest price in the history of the iu. 
 The June bot weather record was broken in Phoenix Thursday when the therm ometsr reached los. The l bighest previous mark for this month was 99.
 The sultsns.Arizona Copper com- pany has been listed on the uoquali-
 fed department of the Boston curb.
 A bill has been introduced in con- epsss so convey. to the city of Yuma tract of two and one half acres, origin ally located in she sownsite and known e the "Quarry Reserve" The rebuilding oi the gigantic Wal nut Grove dam, situated about fifty milss south of Prescott, has been de- cided upon, according to the Journal Miner. A Los Angeles engineer hss just finished survey of the property f and hos re. .orted fsvorsbly on the feasibility of the project. lt is now believed that the little
 child of Mir. and Mrs. Elijah Allen, which wss % hrutally assAui ed by an Apache Indian at Lehi, will recover. The Yuma Examiner dubs the Colo. rado river "The American Nilo," cit- ing it's annual ebb and flow to back up its contention.
 Twenty-two Tucson EIks have ord
 cred uniforms aud will participate in
 the big parade of the EIks convention
 at Loe Angeles next month. Edward Egan, q prominent citizen
 and rancher living 12 miles from No- gales, was murdered in his home, where he lived alone, and robbsd
 Wednesday night. The body was terribly cut and slashad and the per- petrator of the terrible deed left 10
 clue tn his identity.
 Holprook school district last week
 sold $5.OOO six per cent. school bonde
 at par to AdoIph schuster. Inspired to take action by the fact that a tubercular patient recently ar.
 rived in Prescott in destitute circum-
 ssances. the Epwcrth league of the M. E. church of that city has formed the nucleus of an organization for the re- lief of such persona.
 Governor Sloan has returned to his home in Prescott after several weeks
 .. the capital, and will spepd the
 most of his time there during the hot
 months. He will continue his resi- dence in the Mile High city.
 Dr. F. T. Wright has been reelected president; W. NJ. AdAmson yice-pres- dent and c. 0. Ellis treasurer, of the Douglas chamber of commerce and minee.
 The total enrollment of the Yuma public schools for the past month amounted to sn even 400.
 Rangers Neill and Wood, vho were accused of the murder of Detective schwarts, near Williams. were given . preliminary hearing this week and acquitted of the offence charged be. cause oi lack of evidence.
 Essher Chase. aged 5 years, was run over by heavy hay wagon in Tempe Saturday, and will probably die as the resuIt of her injuries.
 Alter . wordy wsr, participated in bY enemies of Judge Sloan in Prescott, tbe Arizona Bar association bas passed resolutions commeDdstory of the ap poin tment of the eminent bsrrister as governor.
 The general isud office, ct the solicit tAsiaa e Delegate Rsiph Cameron, 1 has agreed to hold the drawing of reservation lands in Yuma instesd of " washington, ,as was st first announced, snd Yuma is in high stste oi excite. ment on account thereof.
 Hon. Rsess N. Ling of Prescott will deliver sbs Fousth of July orstion se the Bisbee celebration. II
 The list of indictments returned by he Ysvapai county grand jury include 'wo for murder, one agAinss Frank aarcia for killing aiellow countryman t Ash Fork last December, sud one lgainst Sam Bsrratto, charged with EilIing San BAbovich at Jerome last January.
 Df. H. A. Hughes, president Of the ! rixoua Anti 9atoon Iea0us s~vs th> 4