Tombstone epitaph., 1910-02-13
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF iN-
 TEREST CONDENSED.

On Feb. the Lowell branches oI of the Bishee Miners & Merchants bank and of the Bank of Bisoee were discontinued. and in a short time the Bank of Lowell, sn independent insti tuition, capitalized at $25, 900. will be opened.
 Figures just completed by Manager Boyle for the production If the Col conda mine in Mohsve county for the year 1909 show that there were ship ed from that mine TOO tons of zinc ore, netting sl36.Oo0.
 A big race meet will be held ct the fair grounds, at Stafford, Washington's birthday, Feb. 22.
 Lord Beauclerk and his companion, Werburton Pike, the magazine writer. who have been hunting in the Gulf of California for the past two months and whose friends became needlessly alarmed at their continued silence, have written to Yuma regarding some business atfairs and announce they will be back to Yuma within a few days
 Wednesday nigh. the large hay and feed warehouse belonging to the Hughes estate at Tucson was com. pletely destroyed by fire Loss was about S5p00.
 Members of the Tucson Civic club and others interested in the civic affairs of the city will hold a meet ing Feb. l4 for the purpose of pef- fecting a permanent organization of the club.
 Dr E NJ Blake. professor of math- ematics at the University of Arizona, has rendered bis resignation to the faculty of that institution, to become effective at the close of the present term.
 The Y Vi CA of Bisbee has been laying preliminary plans for q pool tournament to be held in that city in the near future.
 Jerry, Yuma Indian. was mur- dered by two Cocopahs a short distance below the intern ational boun. dary line last week, al three having imbibed too freely of spirituous liquors. One of the Cocopahs was arrested by the Mexican authorities, who refuse to allow the body Of Jerry to be brought to this country for burial.
 Seventeen bales of cotton were re. gently brought to Phoenix iron Arlington by Mesers Strickland and Fitzgerald. who are engaged in it's production ID that vicinity and have on their property the only cotton gin in Arizona The cotton was for ship. ment to eastern markets.
 pr. N D Braylon was recently appointed resident physician for the MarIcops and Pima Indians and will be stationed at the junction of the Salt and Gila rivers.
 Prescott is already making plane for 6 grand and patriotic observance ot Memorial Day next May As out lined, the plans are to have it made . general Arizona day, and to have pres ent as many as possible of the sur vivors of the Civil war, both the Blue and the Gray, also to secure the CO., operation of the troops stationed at Fort Whipple.
 Ivy Burleson, an employe of the Blue Bell mine, was probably fatally injured ID a runaway accident last Monday He was thrown violently to the ground, his head striking against q rock, causing a fracture of the skull.
 An electric lighting system is to be immediately installed at the military post at Fort Whipple. The contract has been let for placing the arcs and ncandescent lights without delay. The new fire alarm installed at Prescott is temporarily being used as curfew, and was rung for the first time last Saturday night.
 Jessie Mckinney, one of Arizons's mo.t famous trotters, owned by Col. W. c. Greene, died last Saturday at the fair grounds at Phoenix, where she was in trsihing. Although never given 6 record she has made mile in POS.
 l Two of the three Indians who stole . number of saddle horses ct Tempe last week were captured near Gils Bend. but the ring leader of the band . still missing.
 I TN. Lakin. ~ho has acted as re- ceiver for the First National bank oi
 Bisbee since its doors were closed. has resigned and Attorney JIM. O'Con-