Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-20
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TEREST CONDENSED.

There were three applicants for
 teachers certificates at the examina-
 tion held last week in Yuma. | Half a block of property has been purchased by the Arizona Eastern
 Railroad company in Phoenix, giving the company two full uubroken blocks, and it is believed that a union depot will be built on the property by she Arizona Eastern and Santa Fe companies.
 John Krsnvaul suffered severe burns about the eyes from the spattering of babbit metal at the camp of the Eleanor Placer Mining company in Yavapsi county . few days ago, but the accident will not result in any permanent injury to his eyes.
 The Eleanor Placer Mining com. pany ;s constructing big dam at French Gulch to float the boat which will carry the dredging and other machinery necessary to operate the ground.
 Carr, Davis and Nelson, extensively interested in the range industry, will install 5000 gallon water tank and several sheep troughs at Golden for the use of their fincks.
 If the remainder of the right of way and an additional bonus of $25,OO0 can be obtained within tn. next ten days, the Buckeye railroad company. organized year ago, will guarantee to have the road in opera tion from Phoenix to the Hassayampa river by July l.
 The presence of trachoma at the Phoenix Indian school has turned the school into a hospital.
 The barbers of Phoenix organized union last week with the main object of making the shops of the city more sanitary.
 Several arrests have been made recently at Bisbee in an effort to enforce the ordinance sgainst the use of gasoline stoves within the city limite.
 The Tucson city council and cham Der of commerce have issued protests to congress against the passage of the Hsmilton-Owens bill prohibiting the sale of liquor within 9 miles of an Indian reservation.
 A movement is on foot in Tucson .o issne special assessment bonds, the proceeds to be used to improve the business streets by paving and macad. smizing.
 Mrs. E. D. Chandler of Ray was severely bitten by savage bulldog @ week ago. The dog was chained in a neighbours yard and when Mrs. Chandler went there to cali she got within range of his leash. the dog biting her arm in l3 places before she was rescued.
 The Mexican government, through | Gustavo Levy, consul at Phoenix, has taken cognizsnce of the killing of Rafael Hernandez by H W West at Kelvin on Feb. 15 and is making an investigation of the affair. If the findings warrant such action, it will go to Mexican consul Le Barra and Secretary of State KnoI at Washing ton for settlement.
 T E Avefill and W J Mayer of Mayer have filed notices of location covering 1000 acres of the marble and Photographic stone deposits of Sycs- more creek, and will endesvor to in- terest capital for the development of the property.
 Work at the mines of the Arizona Copper Gold Mining company in the Cherry Greek district, in Yavapai county. ~ill be resumed at an early date, and the present plant will re enlarged by the addi.;en of machinery adapted to the recovery of the o-e values.
 Jesus Garcia, l5 year old incorri- gible, was sent to the reform school y ! Judge Kent in the juvenile court of Phoenix last week, having been found guilty of stesling e bicycle. His parents have been unable to control his conduct.
 The report of the Tempe high echool for the month of February shoxs sn enrolment Of 2s boys and A girls.
 Harry Azul, the educated son of the -eslthy chef of the Pima Indians. has been bound over to the grand jury under . $l.s00 bond. charged with perjury in . liquor case tried at Phoenix.
 A full grown lynx was shot and killed by Jas. Johnson in his yard near