Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lN-
 IeREST CONDENSED.

niverssry of the Mormon pioneers st Sst Lake. Nearly all the business houses, even those O! Gentiles. were closed Speeches. prayers. and songs by the tabernacle choir were features of the celebration st the park A children's dance wss held in the after noon, and the day closed with 8 grand ball.
 Staggering into the Douglas city | hall. bleeding profusely from & deep 1 gssh in the throat. Ansello Martini. A l Mex can, claimed he hsd been the vic- tim ot murderous assault at the hands of "policio" in Agus Priets. Marshal John lgo took the man to the Cslu met hospital. where the wound was dressed. According to Martini he was visiting across the line Thurs day evening, and in psssing one oi the asluons became embroiled in an srgu- ment with the policeman who, in the midst of heated discussion. drew , kni.e and made a yiciou- lunge. ip- licting deep wound in the Ne1icans ID town he came back to Douglas and reported the assault to the local | authorities.
 | At an inquest held overithe remains of lame. Christopher, who was so se- yerely injured st the old Dominion 1 mine st Globe that he died. the jury 1, brought in verdict attaching the blame to the Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelling compspy. Chris- topher sss employed AS 6 miner by this company, and was injured by falling down an open ore chute. The Jerome city council has good piece of work under way in the laying of the large pipe from in front Of the Boyd hote' to point opposite the Grand Central lodging house. There has always been more or less trouble at this point on occasions of heavy storms, but this pipe will carry away any average volume of water.
 James Lewis, one of the pioneer res. iden.s of Gila county, died at hi: ranch home northeast of Globe, after suffering for five years with catarrh o the stomach. Lewis was horn iu Wales & years ago, and csEne to Ari- zona over B years ago.
 Property damage to the extent O several thousand dollars. with several casualties narrowly sverted, was the result of a terrific rain and wind storm ! which visited Globe. es.erdsy. Tn. storm ragged for an hour. The smoke stacks of the Dealers Ice and ColC Storage company were blown down wrecking the building
 A Prescott dispatch of the 25.h ssys
 Hovsl A. smith, Of Bi-bee, has re- signed as chairman of the terri.oris central committee 0. the republican party, and as his successor Albert A Ssmes, well known attorney oi Doug : las wss named. The probable retire ment of Smith had been rumored for several months.
 Pomeroy B.o: { Hastings. .oi which firm NJ. l. Pomeroy of c lobe Is a mem- Der. has practically closed all srrsnge. ments for the purchase and erection of s cement plant at Winkleman and it is probable that active steps will be taken in that direction wit hin 6 very short time.
 The "juice" coming from the Ronse. yelt power house was absent for about half an hour yesterday morning, dur ing which time the wheels of prog ress came to an abrupt snd disconcerting stsndstill. A message from head. gusrters contained the information that the stoppAgs was caused by a large quantity of fish clogging the io- take pipe ct the power house.
 General Manager Hinchcliffe Of the Consolidated Telephone company. an- nounces the purchase of eleven miles | of aerial cables for Tucson. This is the first step toward "blocking" the system in that city. Ultimately all wires belonging to the Consolidated | company in Tucson are to he replaced by cables, thus en hsncing the appear { ance of the streets to . marked degree. Tucson business men sse progressive in pushing forward their city, and it is fortunate that their operating cor | porations vie with them in these laud- ible aspirations.
 l For the purpose Of arranging a tar get range at Wilmot for the practice shoots which are to be inaugursted in { the near future. the Tucson Rifle Club is to hold a meeting. The target range will include a rife butt,and pite. ] The butts sa thsssAA aecesssry = .