Tombstone epitaph., 1910-04-03
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lN-
 TEREST CONDENSED.


 etween tie two sections of the train ng squad. Florence KenwOod, 10 years old, ar ived in Douglas lset week to make her nome with her uncle's family in thst .itv. having travelled alone from her or mer home at Swansea. Wales.
 A party of Pittsburg capital sts have organized 6 company for the purpose of building e 250.foot dam on the Bill Williams river; 100000 acres of land in the Butle. Valley will be irrigated and 5000 electric horse power de,ei. oped.
 While trying to back to 6 wider place in the road 30 that an approach ing automobile might pass. Ivan Burgess of Bisbee narrowly escaped serious injury. Going a little too far the buggy and horse both went over the bank, throwing Burgess out. He escaped with e few scratches and bruises, and as the horse did not take fright, no serious damage was done to either horse or rig.
 Tempe Rebekahs will hold an "Old Maids' auction" on the evening Of April 16 for the benefit of the LOOP. Orphan Home fund.
 Deputy Sheriff Bauer 0: Bisbee was bitten on the hand by drunken Mexican named Juan Lopez while taking the latter to jail. A horse owned by the Bowen. Hubbard stable at Bisbee and valued at $50, was instantly killed by the accidental discharge of a shot gun carried in the buggy by party of hunters. who had hired the horse for the trip.
 Last week J G Hall, an Fl Paso speculstor, purchased herd of several hundred head of steers from Tom Cowan m the vicinity of Gleeson, and also 500 head of the Morales cattle iust over the line from Douglas , The money consideration was noI given out.
 To win wager made in Loi u Angeles, Mir. and Mrs Jack Ferguson of that city left Douglas Tuesday fol Grand Rapids, Mich. The horses
 which they rode, including the saddles
 were within the specified $75 limit o
 valuation. They mn.t arrive st thei
 destination before July 4 to win th' wager.
 tI A Phoenix dispatch says: Tn
 police of all the border towns hay
 been asked to begin search for Ellel D Torgerson, former captain m the Sal
 vs,ion Army, who disappesrd lac
 night leaving a large sum of none p in her room. She came to Phoeni
 from Los Angeles.
 Yuma strawberries are nov on thu ? market, the first in that vicinity hay ing been supplied from the ranch 0
 s P. Huss.
 The new briquetting plant of tn "A. c. Go. at Clifton is now complete,
 and for the past few weeks tes ruus have been made in which tn briquetting machine has proven yer, satisfactory.
 Ross Rogeis, for the pact 20 years resident of safford and the Gila valley died Thursday evening at the age of 6 years, death resulting from a compli cation of diseases.
 While working in his orchard nes
 Thatcher last week, H. L. Johnsol
 suddenly became faint and fell into
 mud hole, where he Jay uuconsciou
 until the peculiar actions of hie do, isttracted the attention of his brother , who vent to his rescue. T A contract has been let to have tb
 streets of Thatcher sprinkIed durini lshe summer months.
 Lonis Ghuey, . prominent Chimes
 merchant of Holbrook, died at Albu lquerque lsst week, having entered { hospital there to undergo an operation
 for appendicitis. He Lad been . yer, successful and highly respected busi. ness man.
 l The quickest trip ever made be tween Prescott and Humboldt in any sort of conveyance was made last weel by Ray Vyne on his two-cylindel Curtis motorcycle. He covered the distance of IS miles over steep and bad roads in 58 minutes. 1 The mountain resort at Cluff's ranch at the foot Of the Graham mountains will open for the present season early in May.
 A hen owned by M. Clymen, . Douglas rancher, has broken all previous records by laying an egg | Whish ReiOha . nuartov rf q corcN