Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-12
TERRITORIAL ITEMS or IN.
 TEREST CONDENSED.

Col. w. c. Greene's almost con stsnt companion, his private car "Csnsnea," very nearly got away from him in Tucson-did, in {sct- and the telegraph wires on that di vision were hot with messages, it is said, until the car was located aDd returned.
 An unknown man was killed by a freigh. train on the s. F. P. & P. Sunday morning near Peoria. The station agent cav the accident and signsled the engineer. Before the train could be stopped the body of the man was dragged 200 yards and msngled bey ond recognition.
 Three horses were cremated, an other so badly burned that it will likely have to be killed, more than a score O. harness sets were destroyed. a wagon or two burned, and over three tons of loose and bsled hay were consumed ID 6 fire in the stables of the Pionter Transfer compony in Phoenix Sunday night.
 Falling down the 5C0 foo. shsft of the Old Pueblo mine. st which he was employed, Ygnacio Psnenks, an Aus trisn. was instantly killed Sundey night. Paneks was tie chuck tender at the mine, which is located about four miles from Tucson.
 Florentine Othon was sccIde ntally shot 8. his home three miles we-. o
 Phoenix Monday by Antonio Felix, { l5-year-old boy, who was playing
 with rifle.
 | Demanding in threatening man ner to know why he had been cent ts the penitentisry, Steve Callahan, wht served two years for assault with , I deadly weapon and was psrolCd, in- vsded the cham bers of Judge Kent a
 Phoenix His actions gave the i'm pression that he was unbalanced ard friends have taken him in charge suC will uend him 10 6 ssnitorium. According 10 statements from To:
 Angeles, and stated to be on gooC authority, tn, Phelpe Dodge company
 has agreed 10 finance the building 0 the new road from Port Lobos oa tn, Gulf Of California.
 The printing pressmen Of Phoeni,
 have organized a union and have re ceived their charter. Almost ever, class Of workingmen in Phoenix Ii I now organized
 A district high school for Globe to cost S60, 900, is advocated.
 The United States federal couHt hal been doing land office business a Tucson during the past ten days. o the tifty-two indictments. foind fol selling liquor to Indians in violation law, thirty-six cOnvictions have beer had and no sc9nittsls.
 Mrs. H 4. Schell. secretary Of tn. Arizona Humane Society, has com plsted 6 report oi the society's work to be sent to the national society This report shows whs, an immense lot oi good has been done in Tlcson where the work has been going on quietly but persistently. There were sixty cases of extreme cruelty inves.i. gated by special officer Birkield last gear.
 To study the insect pests which prey on sugar beet g in the west, Harry B. Shaw Of the Bureau of Plant In dustry Of the department of sgricult- g-e, has arrived in Phoenix to look over ,bs local situation for several dave. The Southwest Sugar < Land Co.,, which owns a large factory there is cooperating with the government Tn this enter) :se.
 Poiioensn Theodore Dobbs of Pnoe. nix arrested Legro named Dres, and the prisoner later confessed to Chief of Police Moore that he was wanted for jail breaking ;H Cssa Grande.
 A suspicion that the destruction of the Pioneer Transfer company stables at Phoenix when several horses were burned to death were lost through the mschinstioDs of a l2 year old boy and the police are inyestiga ting the case.
 Mrs John Knigh. had 6 barrow escape from death st her home in Globe. Lightning struck her home shd rendered the lady unconscious for several hours. She was left with severe touch of lightning paralysis.
 Acting governor George U. Young psrd pned Thomas wadieIl . youth xho was eentenced to be hsngsdst he lorence psniteutisry on the ssi 9 |