Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF ik-
 IEREsT CONDENSED.

The troopers at Fort Huschucs hade been having fine luck with their guns in the mountains behind the this fall. and within the past two weeks have brought into the fort about fifteen deer. while three bears have been killed in the same range | within the past few days.
 Mrs John K Campbell, wife oi Judge Campbell of Tucson; passed away after long illness. Mrs Camp bell is survived by three children. Will liam, Helen and Ruth. A sister, Mrs. Ralph Bower, resides at Tucson and another sister, Mrs. T Fox. lives in Phoenix.
 A band of Ysqui warriors marching into the interior of Arizona, nude to the waist and armed to the teeth, wac reported Co the Tucson headquarters of the immigration service. There was some apprehension that the In. disns might be on the wsrpstb in the United States much as they have been in Mexico.
 Miss Lucy Winsor of Geronimo died at the hospital ct Globe yesterday si- ter an operation which was performed Friday.
 The board of supervisors have authorized the building of 6 concrete block jail ct Parker. and it is said that the old fixtures and cells in the old jail ct Yuma will be utilized.
 A territorial shoot of the Arizona National Guard, to be held on the new rife range near Wilmot station, Is . project upon which members of the Tucson Rifle club are nov working, having started on the basic idea that the new rife range. when fully equip ped, will be one of the best in the en- tire southwest.
 The Douglas chamber of commerce and mines announces that in the near future . broom factory, using the broom corn grown in the Sulphur springs valley, will be established there. An overalls factory is also to be started soon.
 The Iodisn policeman from the Indian school at TruIton was retu D. ing from Chloride with truonts 6 boy and . girl, and wbiie in Kingman the two escaped the vigilance of the officer and vent before Probate Judge and were married. An Indian interpreter assured the Judge that the boy was 2l and the girl l9 years of age. When the policeman found that the two had played hockey from him for life, he gracefully submitted, and the happy couple departed to their home in Cholride.
 An early decision as to which city of Arizona is to get the next session of the American Mining congress may be expected daily now, accord ing to A W Forbes of Tucson, . member of the advisory board Of the congress and delegate to the recent congress from Tucson. Though Col. Randolph favored Phoenix ss the location for the 1911 congress, said MT. Forbes, it now appears that Douglae, hacked by Phelps. Dodge interests in that locality will get it. "It appears to be s ques. iion of which Arizona town will put up the necessary amount Ui money.' he said. "Douglss now has about $5nO0 on hand, and smother 5000 will meet the requirments.
 Fofty.fve carloads of cattle, com- prisipg in all I2o0 head were loaded at the stocky ards at Tucson and were shipped out last night to Merced Cal. ID the San Joaquin valley. where they will be placed on pasture and fst,ensd for the market.
 The Tucson Citizen says:
 Ready to commence operations on an extensive scale in both placer sod quartz minine, Frs Emma Rock, one of the chief owners of the Manhattan mines in the Comobabi mountains, 5s miles from Tucson, arrived here yeeter- day evening from Los Angeles. Two freight cars, one loaded with placer machinery, and the other with horses and camp equipment gre expected bere today. Two coast mining men. . general msnsger and superintend- ent will arrive here tomorrow.
 Toe Douglas Daily Dispatch head artist has discovered that Julia Ward Hows was the creator Of Uncle Tom," which sgoing some, even for Do glss.
 Where is winklemsn' No, the town l is neither lost. strsyed nor stolen, but somebody with . genius of starting things has discovered that it isn't in G,ia county st all. but is in reality within the borders of Pinsl county. Gils has recently spent lot of money .s winklemsn, and if the town don't ,say put the supervisors ere going to