Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TeReST CONDENSED.

them Co sid in the rejuvination of the P Bishee board of trade and to ally b the mselves with the work that u will attempt to carry out. This, as usual is following 2 Tombstone's lead.
 The Missouri Valley Iron and Bridge company hss started work on the v large territorial structure that is t. span the Yuma river, and the heavy e,cavstiug for the laying of the piers to carry the steel bridge. is under way. Freighting from Dexey to the site of t~o cars of cement is going on and it ie expected that the 6rst pier will be ready within two weeks.
 Tests concluded c few days ago of the Cave Creek placers, situated near Vicksburg, on the A X c railroad have proved conclusisely the existenee of gold in paying quantities. come eur. prising results being obtained. Five hun fred of the 1000 acres were pros
 pected, but further work vas suspend
 ed, on account oi heavy rsins.
 The first snow of the season appear. ed ou the mountain ranges west and north of Globe Tuesd.y. Consider able rain hss fallen on the mountain ranges, according to reports. Follow.
 ing heavy shower Sunday in Globe
 the temperature dropped 10 degrees.
 $ Moseu 6 second hand dealer Cf
 Tucson who was c witness in the case
 of the Territory of Arizona "a W A
 Elliott, failed to attend at the trial oi tbe case, and Sheriff Nelson was sent after him. Upon his sppesrsnce the ) court assessed fine for his delinquen {, cy of $25 He paid the fine. , Ernest and Oscar W oodson. brothers
 who pleaded guilty Tuesday at Ph,e- nix for robbing . train, were sentenced n to ten years from date in the Uoited c ststes penitensiary at Leavenw -rth
 ksusas.
 Orange pickiIg has commenced ir
 the Salt river valley. TLe uranRee y this year are fner in quality tbsr e those of recent years, and while tn, c Sisntity is not so large ss few year
 ago, the p icss will be enough higher to more than make mp this deficiency
 After having invited his son-in law e. Jim Arnold, out to a nice quiet spo If where they could fight it out. only L
 have said son.in.Isw break h 8 nose
 blscK one eye, and dent one ear, Gen
 Msnkins was SO far from satisfied witl " the unexpected outcome that be hs, le the fighting son-in.lsw arrested. Is Arepert comes from the Altar plsc )r CT fields that Ben Bsrry and associate l. of Nogsies have received necessar,
 titles and work will be prosecute. 'e without deisy on their rich holdings re It is expected that many of the per IS cons holding placer ground viii short |, ly receive their titles and then Q ses
 son of activity throughout the distric
 may be looked for.
 " The much talked of ball game be, s- tween Bowie and Lordsburg va )t played On the Bowie diamond Wed .r nesdsy. Up until the sixth in nin,
 Lordsburg kept the lead by e score 0
 Ito l, the Bowie players than rallied
 and won the game by 6 score of to 5 u The Warren district prod uced nor, s- than . third of the value of the gros 1T production of minerals in Arizona ID , 1908. according to Territorial Auditor
 Foster's report. The Copper Queer u company produced alone more thar
 one.fourth of the tsl production
 The vslue of the Warren district out.
 put was $ls.S53,3l6sI
 W;l! Davis former resident o
 Tucson vas crushed and was seriously 5 injured in the railroad yards in Los
 Angeles last Saturday, according te - information received. Davis is ( : brakeman in the employ of the South y ern Ps,,fo in Los Angeles.
 }. While l4ssoine . steer at Pstogonis 2. Don Sanford, son of . Washington Q millionaire, after whom the station in a the sonciss is nsmed. wac pulled .r, m 't his horse to the ground. his left leg
 being broken m three places. Sanford Q is now in the sIssers hospital ct No. - gales
 T Bisbes has . harmony embroidery t club, and it met on Friday.
 Il Two hold ups struc . tarter when
 they attempted to hold up e1-shssiff
 Munds in Ash Fork . few nights
 since. With bis bare fsts he put them both to flight.
 ? A Jerome exchange records the . death of beautiful mule. in Jerome, ? of pneumonis She vas lued at $s0O and belonged 10 J W RAdIey. President George Mitchell, ol the