Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TEREsT CONDENSED.

Leod, former residents oi Bisbse. were among the victims in one of the recent avslsnches in Idaho. They were buried for four hours beneath a mass of snow and timbers, but were finally rescued alive.
 A new boosting club. with mo- tives similar to those of the Don't Worry Club" has teen organized at Bisbee and is known e the "Pink Psjsmss."
 The Loretta academy st Bisbee eel ebrated its mid-session day with . reception for psrents and trustees. The school has been established only three years and there are now 200 pupils enrolled.
 Reverend J F Moody of Glendale, Cal now occupies the pulpit of the First Baptist church at B;sbee. which has been without . pastor since l.st fall.
 While Harry Gsskin, a night police. | man of Phoenir, wac attempting to arrest an intoxicated young man he was set upon by the mans friends and badly beaten and kicked about the face. His six-shooter wac also seized.
 Last Saturday the Arizona Honey
 Exchange of Msss shipped its second load of honey for this season !.
 The car contained 6 total of 34,750
 pounds.
 Wm. Parker. 6 we'll known miner of the McCabe district, was painfully cut about the head last week by being struck by the bucket in the shaft oi
 the Great Republic mine. U Hayward. . Santa Fe locomotive engineer, was seriously injured in . collision which occurred in the yards at Winslos last week. He was taken
 to the company hospital at Los
 Angeles for treatment.
 The Great Western Copper Go. is at
 present shipping two cars of ore daily
 from the Mary mine at Courtland to
 Fl Paso. The c. & A. is shipping a
 like amount from the Germania to its
 Douglas smelters.
 Twenty German families arrived ct | Glendale this week to work in the sugar factory. All arc converssnt with she manufacture of sugar.
 For swindling two young boys in . horse trade and burning fence posts for firewood, . band of gypsies was ordered to leave the vicinity of Mesa after . s fine had been collected from the leader.
 George Martin Stattleman, 70 years old and a resident of Tucson for l3 years, was admitted to citizenship by Judge Campbell in the United States court Monday.
 The Holbrook Irrigation & Power Go. is having . dsmsite surveyed about four mi es north of Holbrook.
 As result of . mass meeting held last week at Kingmap, c committee was appointed to report on the cost of maintenance of . city government and the advisability of incorporating the town and bonding for water works and a sewer system.
 The Kingmsn postofice claims to have had ths largest receipts of any postofiics is the United States last year in proportion to the population. The total receipts were sI56O. while 5000 money orders were sold, prso. ticslly none of them running below ten dollars.
 Prof. Bates of the University Of Ari- zons delivered e lecture before the Tucson's Woman's clab Monday after. noon on the subject of "Sha tespeare and his Followers.
 Last week three prisoners being held | on serious charges succeeded in msk ing their escape from the shack used as . county jail at Kingmsn by pull | ing out one of che grated win lows scd ] through. E
 "Kid" Kirby, . we'll known light weight pugilist, while standing in . saloon in the red light district Of Tucson, was shot in the groin Monday afternoon by . bullet from . revolver in the hands of special policeman J. D. White. who was also in the place. The sdkir was said to be ID accident. but White was placed under arrest. |
 Last week the Arizona Turquoise Nines company sent out from ts Mineral Park mine the largest ,hipment of turquoisss ever sent ut of Mohave county at one time. .s contained 1900 pounds of rich gem 1 tone. |,