Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF iN-
 IEReST CONDENSED.

was a mass of flying debris.
 A young son of Mrs. Ida Rodeman stepped on rusty nail yesterday after D oon ~hile playing near his home at Mesa, and was painfully injured. pr. Brechsr wac hastily called and | dressed the wound.
 Following s dispute over the right | to use water from c spring near his ca bin. on Big Bug creek, D.ony sius Muller produced sn old shotgun to back up his clsims to possession and discharged both barrels st NJ. F'z. gerald, X neighbor. seriously sounding him.
 During her efforts to extingui-h the hsmes waieh enwTapped her young son. Richard, Mrs. w. de H. Wash ington, of Douglas, suffered severe burns on both hands and f1resrms. Beyond painful burn on one shoulder the boy was unhurt, though his clothes were burned almost entirely rom his body
 A c,mpsny has been formed con sistiDg Of prom nent Bisbee people, who own considerable land in the Antelope valley near Wellton, Ariz The company has employed Levi Nelson as supervisor of their farm and new enterprise, who will leave shortly to take up his duties.
 Bob Brown, who lives five miles northeast Of Mesa on the desert, came into town with watermelon that weighed 36 pounds.
 In his haste to join his father, Everett Opie, the small son of J. H. OpIe O, Tucson, started to run through the entrance of the postotfice in the darkness last night, coliided with the closed door, aud rammed his head through the heavy plate glass front one.four,h of sn inch thick. The child suffered several minor gsshes about the face and scalp, but was otherwise uninjured.
 Four men were verely burnedat the Copper Queen smelter when one of the water jackets, Shich encsse the furnaces, became overloaded snd ex- ploded. The injured are. Ola. Olsen Ed Ksrgsy, J F. nsroy and Miguel Pima. It is said rbe accident was caused by the water in the iacke. be- coming superhested, with consequent generation of sufficient steam to csuse the jacket to burst. Scattering boiling water in all directions.
 Following sn extended visit to Ds,- matia and other portions of Europe, Mir. and Mrs. Morris Deur have re- turned to Bisbee. They were met at Osborne by number of their friends and relatives, who gave them some thing resembling 6 homecoming ovs- tion.
 During the pact two weeks efforts have been made by parties Interested to unite ali the merchants Of Yuma in sn agreement to close their places of business early !n the evening dur jug the roin na;ade. oi the ho. months Of summer.
 A raid upon the Acne res..u,ant st Globe by United Ststes Msrshsl Rube Harphsm aud Deputy Sheriff W. G. Duncan resulted in the sr- rect Gf three Chinese and two Indians. The Celestisls are the proprietors of the cafe and the Indians were cus- toners, who were drinking beer in g booth
 Less than thirty new names have been added to the register through the registration now in progress in the recorders office and in the offices of justices of the peace outside of Tucson. At the present rate It is es- timated that the revised great regis- ter will contain about seventy names of Tucson people more than the old one of 1908,
 Accompanied Thos. Brewer, Amos Stone left Globe in e large touring car for Sonora, Mexico, where the owner of the car resides. They will be joined at Tucson by John Hem drickson, who recently purchased the machine from the First National bank. Hendricksop, who is in the real estate business in Sonors, about 90 miles south of Guayma., took a fancy to the csr when in Globe last week and traded re-l est.te for it.
 At Globe warrants are out for the arrest of eight boys of good family, alleged to be members of gang who have committed numerous depreda- tious recently in the public schoo.s, and have destroyed . considerable amount of public property. An effort