Tombstone epitaph., 1910-04-10
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lN-
 TEREST CONDENSED.

lepts, Caiabasae, and not NOgales, i'll be the railroad center of the Tue h ,n West Coast road. The yards. ' abd shops of the road [ ill be established there % soon as | he change can be conveniently made. ( The Anti. Saloon League of Phoe- 'ix has filed charges against thirteen aloons and hope to prevent . renewal 'f their licenses by the board of SUI ,ervisors.
 The proceedings iu the proposed 'ewer bond election at Phoenix may III have co be gone over again on ac- count of defective registration which might effect the legality of the cleo. ton.
 The shipping of ore from the United Verde mine to be used as Aux in reducing the ores at the Humboldt | smelter has commenced. From 100 to l50 tons will be shipped daily.
 Joe Zu,ee, an ipsspe man. was taken into custody at Phoen,x Mon. day. He claimed that the people of Pboenix were all in league to kill him and accused physician, to whose office he had gone for treatment, of attempting bis life.
 S. W. Walsh, one of Arizons's pio- neers, and for the pat fifteen years a resident of Jerome, died last week af- ter an illness due principally to old age
 The Yuma high school will be placed on the list of accredited schools probstionslly, and its recommended graduates will be admitted to the University without examination, ex- cept in English, in which all are ex. smined.
 Several cases of scarlet fever are re- ported from Santa Cruz county.
 Saturday night. April g. . mimic battle will be wsged between Com pany B., N. G. A., and Company A. ct some point near the city of Tuc- son.
 Grading on the new Buckeye rail- road ~ill be commenced within . week. All the ties and rails neces- cary for the construction as far ss the Hasssyampa have been purchased
 James R. Dunsesth, . we'll known attorney of Tucson, has been appoint ed deputy clerk of the United States district court of that city and assumed his new duties lsst week. RAnchers in the vicinity of Douglas have been in the habit of appropri- sting railroad ties and using them for fence posts. One arrest has been made asd others will probably follow ip an effort to stop the practice, J. H. Gross, the famous hunter and trapper of the Hassaysmps, sent . big shipment of skunk and other hides to eastern markets last week. He finds that much more profitable than disposing of them to the county. The Glorioso mines, near Wenden, ere preparing to erect s new mill in the near future.
 The Swansea smelter, in the Bouse section, is preparing to start up in the the near future.
 Ben Evans, . clerk in the Gsdsdeu hotel ct Douglas, will take the man sgement of the Hotel Heidel at Tue. son.
 The Sells Floto circus will coon make a tour of the territory. The price of admission to the big tent has been reduced to g cents.
 Fire Captain Dick Dsyis of Bisbee has quit his position and B. w. Nor. ton has been appointed to hesd the fire fighters in the future.
 Fises will be started in the Hum. boldt smelter in c very few days, ac- cording to word recently received from Yavapsi county.
 The Bisbee board of trade his issued . request to development companies for literature in regard so their prop critics. to be used fer publicity pur. poses.
 Edssrd P. Ripley Of the Santa Fe hss given out the news that srsios will be runsing over the new A. kC line from Parker to Bengal by the first of June.
 Clyde Wilson, . chauffeur of Pboe. nix. hes been arrested charged with maliciously de@olishing an ausomo-| bile belonging to F. K. McCaon of the capital oity.
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