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

Dr. H. H. Houf wss appointed health officer for Yuma county for the year beginning April l. 1910, at 6 fixed salary of $50 per month.
 A movement is on foot to organize !! a Church of Christ in Mesa.
 winkleman now has full fledged | band, consisting of 25 pieces. and weekly concerts are being given.
 Two of the Ray Consolidated com pany's churn drills were shipped to Hayden last week and will be put to use drilling for water.
 The first election of the Ray school district wac held . week ago and re- suited in the election of E. w. French, H. R Wiggins and c. w. McRse.
 Seyenty.one saloon licenses were granted by the board of supervisors of Msricops county at its recent session. Six applications were rejected.
 The trs rsnscontinental motor tour to Detroit with s view to advertising Bisbee and Douglas is being endorsed by the chambers of commerce of the two cities.
 Unwatering of the Triangle mine at McCabe, temporarily stopped few weeks ago on account of litiga- tion. has been resumed and is now well under way
 Ben Evans, we'll known in Douglas, where he has been day clerk at the Gadsden Hotel, will leave that city for Tucson May 1 to take the man agement of the Hotel Heidel.
 The packing shed of the Yuma County Csntaloupe Growers associa- ton was destroyed by fire few days ago. The build ing was valued at abou. 5000 Of which s2 coo vas GOV cred by insurance.
 Charles c. Clark was the only resi- dent of Yuma to draw a farm on tbe Yuma Indian reservation. He was one of the men who formed the orig inal line front of the chamber of com - rec building Los Angel es.
 Territorial Secretary Geo. U. Young has taken a bond and lease on the Mammoth mine at Goldfeid, Ariz ., for Sl5O, 900, and will commence de. veloping new workings at once.
 Presc ott is making elaborate plans for the reunion of the blue and the grey in that city July 3, and 5. and expects 6 large crowd of the old-timers from all parts of the territory.
 Los Angeles people have signified their willingness to build & $3O0.OOO hotel is Phoenix if they can buy the old Central School grounds from the school board for a reasonable consid- eration.
 With the intention of erecting iu the near future an imposing building to cost not less than s75,O00, the Mystic Shrine of Phoenix has pur- chased 6 lot for the purpose at a cost of slO,OO0.
 What is believed to be the tegin. ming of another mine excitement is the fabulous discovery of free gold estimated variously to run all the way from $lOO, 900 to $l5O, 900 to the ton on claims in the Silver mountains ib Ysvapsi county lsst week.
 Secretary Reynolds of the Bisbee board of trade is urging for Fourth of July celebration in the big mining camp this year
 William E. McLernon, organizer of the International Typographical Un- ion, was . visitor to the local branch of Phoenix last week.
 A first-class cannery fer fruits and vegetables is to be established near Mess in time for the gathering of the years fruit crop.
 The financial report of the Mari copa county board of supervisors on April ] shows that the county is pos- sessed of 1873, 394 80 in real money.
 A colored gambling den in the basement of Tucson saloon was bro- ken into by officsrs the other evening and four sons of Ham taken to the city tanks Five other occupants made their getaway.
 Prescott has an additional bunch of probable candidates for senator in the event of statehood being granted to Arizona at the present session of con. eress. Among those mentioned from the northern county are F. NJ. Mur- phy, Reese NJ. Ling, Henry Ashurst, : Judge J. J. Hawkius. Morris Gold. |