Tombstone epitaph., 1910-04-24
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lN-
 IEREST CONDENSED.

The district cvurt at Nogsles IS grinding this week, with Judge F. NJ. DoaD on the bench. |
 Mrs. J. B. McGoffin has been sp- pointed census marshal of the Tucson school district for the coming school 
 A special train will be run from Phoenix to Parker Tn May for those who wish to participate in the gov ernment sale of town lots.
 The city council of Mes4 is draft ing an ordinance which will prohibit, the driving c; automobiles by chil- dren under l6 years of age.
 The Fair Store of Bisbee, always announces their twelfth snniyessry sale in an attractive dou- ble page sd. Tn the Bisbee papers.
 The building of & cement factory in the Salt river valley for the purpose of making cement sewer pipes ,s be- ing agItated by interested parties in Phoenix.
 With but one dissenting vote, school bonds to the amount of Sl9 .01G for the purpose of building an addition to the Mesa public schools. were voted Sat- urdsy.
 Commencing Monday morning on the through train from Ash Fork to Phoenix the first cafe observation car over this division of the Santa Fe was put in commission.
 Dr. A. J. Chandler of Mesa has gone to Chicago for the svowed purpose of framing up s company to build a street car line in the little Salt r,veT valley community.
 J. Park Channing, consulting en' gineer for the Lewisohn interests, has subscribed to S250 to the Arizona Copper Stake, the principal racing event of the territorial fair this fall.
 c. W. Browntield of Fl Paso. Texss has leased the Tucson racing course from the Arizona Greyhound Racing association and promises 6 better brand of coursing for the old pueblo sports in the future.
 What promises to one of the mos. widely noted murder trials in the his 1 tory of the territory will begin al Flagstaff next week, when Reuben l. Neill and Herbert Wood will face s jury on the charge of murderiug old man Schssrtz, near Williams, more tARn year ago.
 The Engineering and Mining nal reports that the Fl Pasn and Southwestern railway has jus, pur. Cuhttu tNtt4 Ihl4- lAk srA miles of track. This happens to bt just about the quantity of rails sui. ficient to extend the Phelps Doc ge road into Phoenix.
 Luke Soto, an oll negro pioneer who claims to have come to Arizona with the first governor of the territory was sdjudged insane and ordered committed to the territorial insane asylum. He was placed in the GiIa county hospital, when first arrested but his mental condition is such rh [. he could not be kept Tn that insv tu. ton.
 Bisbee insurance agents held , meeting the other evening t6, lauucf an organized effort to securf lower in sursnce rates.
 Thir,y-one cases in tn, two justice courts at Lowell the ott.er day estab. Iisned a record that sr.0u'd hold fnl come time to come.
 R. J. Schweppe was elected presi dept and Theodore Dickinson secre. retary of the Tempe board of trade Tuesday evening.
 Governor Redo and staff of the state oi Sinalos, Mexico. have accept. ed the invitation extended by Tucson to be present in the old Pueblo at the Cinco de Mayo celebration.
 Tucson officers are notifying all business men to take down all s;gps snd lights projecting over the s:ae- walks, complying with an ordjnance recently passed by the old Pueblo council.
 The Business Men's Protective as. sociation of Tucson has decided to is. sue booklet to explain the aims and motives of the orgsnization. in the belief that little publicity will be profitable.
 A oh irge of violating the Phoenix plumb'ng ordinance has been prefer red against Phoenix plumter, aileg. ing the use of pipe smaller than .peci- fed by law in connecting up Phoenix business building.
 An invitation will be extended to viaitoya at Tncsop at sh. n: