Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lN-
 IeREST CONDENSED.

DOukine ie bo~ PsihS' S~ .'' l Company G. N. G A. has been mus tered in by Col. Tuthill who made the trip from Phoenix on purpose for the ceremony. A Douglas paper ssys that the ceremony occurred at rsth' skeller. This was probably to avoid unnecessary delay.
 Mise Sharlotte Hall, territorial h 's- torisn, is gathering data for her his- tory of Arizona. During the past few | months she has visited all oi the | northern counties and received enoug h | press notices to stsrt a bureau. That all of them were complimentary is an unnecessary statement. Territorial papers say that quail season 60 far is forty per cent failure. At any rate ,he quail are not citing around waiting for the toast to be | served.
 Bisbee may soon be ss much in the dark as the weather bureau. The gas co mpany is on the rocks, the Los An 1 geles Trust company h-ving demand 1 ed c receiver for the concern, which Is said to be in financial shsllows.
 The cold wave which appeared few days ago has been general throughout the territory, and in somo parts the thermometer dropped close to the treez,ng point. Stoves are being re- established, and strsw hats have dis = appeared.
 The district court Of Yuma county has been adjourned until Dece mber e2. Judge Campbell wac called from the bench at Yuma by the death of his wife. and engagements elsewhere nake impossible the resumption of the term until the date specified.
 Tucson Is rejoicing over the remov- al of . family to that city from Phoe- nix on the grounds that the latter Iplsce is "too hot.
 Globe is aggrieved because new psrlor car sent to that city service be- tween Globe and Bowie is not equip ped with c buffet. Two drinkiess hours ought not to be such hard- ship, even for Globe.
 President K c Babcock of the uni- versity of Arisons, will leave that in- ! stitutiop early in December 10 become . specialist in higher education in bureau of the department of the in- terior to which he has been appointed by secretary Of the interior Bsllinger. President Babcock has rendered his resignation to the regents of the uEi versity President Babcock came to Arizona seven years ago from the Uni versity of California.
 Word has reached Douglas that l. Toohey received the award for the territorial road between Douglas and Lowell.
 A number of the subjects of Russia and Austria who reside n Arizona have received notices from consuls of those nations, located at Denver, that they must immediately visit the cop- J sulates and have their measures taken to be sent to the home governments. These subjects of both Russia and Aurtria, who fill the military require ments will then be ordered to return to their native lands and go into the armies for the enforced military train. ing.
 Ash Fork is passing into another sphere in criminal transactions, and omes to the front with an incendisry line of misdeeds that is exciting to property holders. Two of these have been reported, one at the vacant bu il6ing of Ed shieveiey, and the other in the big store of John Foley.
 There are very plain indications that the work of boring the tunnel un der the Colorado will begin about the latter part nf the current month. Of- jicisls of the reclamation service have not announced this as e fact, but un. less some unexpected occursnce caus- es furthdr delay this beginning work on the final unit Of the great pro,ect may be looked for within the next 1.-two weeks.
 Dr James Douglas, president of the Phelps Dodge company, has left for New York.
 ! Lyman W Banker, of the Merchants National bank of Boston, who is tour ling the western states while st Pres- colt was the guest of R N Fredricks, president of the Prescott National bank. He expressed himself in favor able terms oi the industrial condition of the country.
 At Globe William Dobson and Hsr- ry Roberts left for Phoenix in Dob sons automobile. They gre going by ssy of Tucson, Florence and Mesa Dobson will remain in the capital city