Tombstone epitaph., 1910-04-03
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN
TeREsT CONDENSED.

Inspector General Ord has juet com
pleted . tour Of inspection OF the var
ious companies OF the Arizona Nation
al Guard. His report shows that there
lie . lack Of organization in some Of
hem and he is OF the opinion that
several OF the thirteen companies must
be mustered out.
W. r Clement, recently Of Moscow,
Idaho, and W. A. Coffman OF Mesa
have formed 9 partnership and will
establish q large stock farm near that
place for the raising Of thoroughbred
horses. They have incorporated Is
the Salt River Valley Stock Farm
with a paid capital Of $4,000.
The Eirst Baptist church Of Tucson
has declined the gift OF $1,000 be
auesthed by the will Of the late Mrs.
Ford with the condition that the
church change its name to Rochester
Ford Memorial"
A. J. Msux, Q travelling junk buyer
committed an assault upon +. l.. Bur-
leigh at Florence last Tuesday send
ing the latter to the hospital with
broken arm and sundry severe cuts
and bruises. Both had been drink
ing and Naux Was beld to the grand
ury under bond.
Flagstaff sportsmen organized a
country club last week and al build
q commodious club house at Rogers
lake if a suitable 10 cation can be Sc
cured.
Mira. A. A. Walsvorth, for many
yesrs a resident of Tempe, died on
last Saturday at the age OF IL years
death being caused hy diabetes COM
plicsted by other diseases.
Some OF the machinery that ha.
served its purpose at the Roosevelt
dam construction work will be re-
moved to Provo, Utah. where it vii
be used on the Strawberry project.
The Cliffs Athletic club OF lumber
Jacks is having a fine new gymnss-
ium built At Greenlaw's lumber mill
nasr Flagstaff. The company is do
mating the building and the boys vii
furnish @ first-clsss equipment.
While driving his horse at a higt
rate OF speed. Roy Tanning on Sat
urday evening colhded with anotheI
rig at Phoenix and was seriously in
jured by being thrown to the pave
ment. The other rig was broken and
the driver thrown out. but be was no
seriously injured.
Ellen Torgenson, who mysteriously
disappeared in Phoenix last week
leaving a bank book which showed
that she had $1,000 to her credit. "a,
later found ssinging from 8 rope
end underneath ;.ce. While de-
mented she took her OVID life
The cadets Of the University o
Arizona are this week enjoyipl
their annual encampment, having
gone this year to the Papsgo Indian
reservation, south Of the San Xavier
mission.
| Charles K. Mcdonald. who hal
been field assistant in the reclaim
alton service for the past FIVE years
has resigned his position to go into
the general contracting business in
Phoenix.
The members OF Phoenix lodge No
1886, B. P o. E., held their ,annua
ladies' social one day last week
Music, cards, dancing and refresh-
ments were served.
The dead body Of Ysqui Indian
Was discovered on Ssturd sy beside
the road near the ostrich farm . few
miles out OF Phoenix. A jug found
near the body contained Q quantity
of liquor thought to be wood alcohol.
to which the death vas probably due
The carpenter work on the new
high school building ct Donglas will
be completed this week and the struc
ture will he ready to deliver e
to the trustees before May l. AL.
though the building will not be
used during the present term. this
commencement exercises will be held
in it.
At Q meeting of the Territorial
Far Association held last week in
Phoenix Hugh Campbell was elected
president and Shirley Christy secre.
tary. The sixth annual fair will be
held this fall, November 7 to IL.
Fred j. Wharton and bis sssoci-
atee. vino own group o. claims e
the Bsboquivsris mountains, about 50
miles southwest OF Tucson, have dis
coyered an immense ledge Of ore
which essays $4.66 PSF ton in gold
and copper besides obtaining go per
q --I-hIo-u- . vava natal