Tombstone epitaph., 1910-04-17
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 IEREST CONDENSED.

a uc" g1o,oVV LOSci ie ptohiSSA soa Mesa.
 The Ray Consolidated Copper com psny has started work on what is ss d l will be the largest working shaft and largest hoisting plant ip the world.
 A federation of all the churches and religious bodies of Bisbee has been formed for the moral tone of the city.
 Northern counties of the territory celebrate toisy. the sth, as Artor Day. according to the governors proclamation.
 Prof. wm. B. Patty lectured in Prescott the other evening, taking radium, liquid air and wireless teleg- raphy as the subject of his discourse. Equipment has begun to arrive Tor the construction of the Overland Tel- ephone company's new line from Phoenix to Winklemsn.
 The government has made an offer of Si3,000 to the Mesa Canal com. pany for its property holdings in the salt river valley.
 District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Mulford Winsor of the Elks' lodge Is making a tour of the terri tory ou official business for the grand lodge.
 Arizona kid mohsir is bringing 50 cents a pound in the northern coun- ties. this being the largest price ever paid for the product of the litte panny goat in Arizona.
 The United Verde is now shipping from 50 to 100 tons of ore daily to the Humboldt shelter. which recently re. sumed operations after a suspension of several years on account of tinsn- cisl troubles.
 The Nebraska & Arizona Copper company has resumed work on theiI claims in the Paradise district after 6 suspension of s month, caused by the death of President Hayward of the company.
 The cattle shipping season will soor begin, and many thousands of thu reef product of Arizona will be sen to market within the next fev months. On account of the rang drouth the shipments thiJ season vii be larger than ever.
 The receipts from the Douglas post office from all sources during tine yea ended April l amounted to s2O,s0) The passing of the $20, 900 mark put the office into tine second class ant , raises the postmsster's salary $l00 [ , year.
 Seventy.one mismsted pairs ST seeking separation by divorce in tn Tucson courts, as shown by the conr calendar for the coming term.
 The international lecturer of thu Women's Christian Temperance Un. ion is scheduled to speak in Tucson curing the latter par, of the week. T A hound racing matinee for lsdie was held at the Tucson c,ursing parl Friday afternoon and the ladies seemed to take great interest in the sport. II More than 100000 head of cattl, crossed the line from Mexico at Doug las last week en route to markets 1T the United States
 Hon. Marcus A Smith, formerly del. egste to congress, has returned to hi. home in Arizona after several week. spent in Washington in the interest of the statehood bill.
 The Yuma county board of super visors has made arrangements to build two new concrete buildings on the size of the poor farm at once. Sevepty-one saloon licenses were granted at 6 recent session Of the board of supervisors of Msricopa county. Six applications were turned Gown.
 To vent some form of spite, for reasons which have not been made public, unknown parties rotten -egged the automobile of District Attorney Bullard of Iaricopa county as it stood on the street at Phoenix Monday evening. The parties guilty of the trick have not been spprehended-
 James J Healy, former editor of the Parker Herald, who was run out of that village the other day by . mob oi outraged citizens for a story printed to the detriment of Parker woman says he will carry his case before the grand jury.
 Charles Cowell. . we'll known miner end old timer in the territory, was run over and killed ty train at Bou.e lsst week.