Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-06
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TEREST CONDENSED.

carrier will be held at Phoenix March | 23 and applicants for the former may be of either sex.
 Bsrtelo Car melo, 6 Mexican wanted | for sq attempt to kill Ramon Lsres by stsbbing him in the back about year ago, was arrested at Bouse this week and returned to Phoenix for his trial.
 Bisbee school authorities last week discovered the existence of a s;ho T ;n Dubscher canyon. where a Mexican was teaching Spanish, exclusively. to class of eight girls. The pupils will be compelled to attend the pub lie school to learn English in accord. snce with law, hut may continue their Spanish studies after hours if they choose.
 Three thousand dollars in one single gold tar and e carload oi 25 tons of concentrates was the result of run of 200 tons of ore from the North Capitol, Hidden Treasure and Eberhart mines on Lynx creek, made at the Poland mill,
 A very rich strike, of gold, copper and silver bearing ore WIS recently made at the Sunnys;de mine of the Pacific Copper Mining company, in Silver Mountain, 6 spur of the Brad shaw range.
 President Taft today sent to the senate the combinations of Col. James H. McClintock to be postmaster at Phoenix and of Frank P. Burnett to be postmaster at Globe. The Phoenix nomination is a reappointmeut. Dele. gate Cameron said today he did not anticipate any opposition in the gen. ate to either appointment and that confirmation would probably follow in day or two.
 At Nogales yesterday fire destroyed the Boston store and the Vs.ques block and damaged several other busi. ness places. The loss will be from s50,0O0 to sl00.OO0. The new fire ap. parstue saved the business section
 The Bisbee city council has passed sweeping regulations for saloons, eff iective April l. All saloons must close from midnight till 6 o'clock in the morning Saloons ia the red : light district are abolished. Saloon boundaries are defined and severe penalties prescribed for violations oi the law.
 The examination of applicants for the customs service scheduled to have been held in the Nogsles district some time this comini spring, will be indefinitely postponed, according to official announcement 1t is believed the present register will be sufficient to meet the demands of the service.
 A party of homeseekers from Okla homa, including members Of four or five families, recently visited Mesa where they purchased two full sec. tions of land. They returned to their former homes to prepare for removal to Mesa.
 A broncho busting and goat tying contest was held at Me.a last Satur- day. E. L. Duke won the first prize for bronco riding and Mexican named MendibIes for goat tying, his time being l:20A
 Mrs. Gregg, the noted woman suf- frsgist. will speak in Mesa, Lehi and Alms the latter part of this week
 While drilling a well on @ ranch near Phoenix William Miller had his hand crushed by 250.pound mallet. which became loosened and dropped F feet, striking his hand. It is prob. able the hand will have to be ampu- tated.
 Captain Christopher T. Roberts has been sppointei general manager of the Chesterfield Mining company, which holds nineteen copper bearing claims in the Pima di,trict near Tucson.
 A night school has been organized at Tempe with . class of ten students ss beginning. Mr McMurrsy of the high school has been engaged as | 
 A party of Bisbee people, including George Motz and P. A. Moon, have 'tarted on a prospecting. trip in the Y aqu; river and Sierra Madre country n Sonora. They took sufficient equipment to remain away at lesst 6 year.
 D. W. Wing6eld, a resident of the Verde valley, will at once begin the for installing su ice and old storage plan. ct Camp Verde. Ie expects to have it in operation vif hin siwkv davs "