Tombstone epitaph., 1910-02-27
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lN-
 TeRESI CONDENSED.

and milsr team chosen from the four competing companies of Arizona militia, the men from Blsbee were victorious, winning the shoot, but by only two points, making a total of 672 points out of possible 300, while the militiamen mads 760.
 Due to the lack of food on the mesa and valley ranges of southern Yavapai and northern Maricops counties, the sheepmen are moving their fiocks to northern Yavspai and Coconino coun. ties, where feed is better aud water more plentiful.
 The , year old son of Jesus McDon- aid was crushed to death by the traction train which hsuls gypsum from the quarries to the Arizona Gypsum Go. The boy evidently fe'l from the train where number of boys were riding.
 City School Superintendent Loper's report oi Phoenix schools for the month ending February II. shors & total enrollment of HAS; boys, o26; girls, S22.
 A warfare is being waged against opium smoking by the federal author. | ities in Tucson. Several houses have lately been raided and the occupants s 1 arrested.
 Sovereign Adviser Lielt. W F Frazer of the Woodmen ol the World
 with headquarters at Dallas, Tex, will
 be the guest of the Tucson camp of that order March s, when reception and banquet will be given in his
 honor.
 J A Foshsy of Los Angeles, supreme president of the Fraternal Brother
 hood, and several other distinguished officials of that order will visit Tucson April I3. In addition to banquet, & class of about 50 applicants will be initiated into the order. Tucson has two lodges numbering about 300 members.
 Southern Pacific prison car No. 16i0 passed through Arizona last week V tn about so Chinsmen en route from China to Cuba where they expect to locate. Prison cars are used and the Chinese closely guarded because trans. portstion companies are required to give $500 bond for each alien taken through this country when bound for some other country.
 Edward F Kspsnke, superintendent of buildings at the Flagstaff Normal school, died suddenly last Friday. Death was caused by the bursting of 6 blood vessel in the throat during a coughing spell. He was past master of the Masonic lodge at Flsgstsff.
 Two children and one grandchild of Mir and Mrs Gilliland of Franklin were seriously injured in an ex- p'osion of dynamite caps which tn children discovered and 1sed as play things while the parents were away at church.
 On the ground of cruel treatment, which shattered his nerves and caused him mental anguish and humiliation, Dr. K A Alton was granted divorce from his wife by the district court at Phoenix last week.
 The old Marl0we home in William son valley wac totally destroyed by fire last week and the aged and | infirm owner, J N Mirlowe, had 3 narrow escape from death in the flames.
 Last week William Nellis disposed of his half interest in the Raymond md the Picnic groups of claims to he Arizona Rainbow Mining ompany md the De Lion Securities & Realty company for consideration of ,25, ,OCO.
 A biological expedition, headed by Tos Ginuel, director of the museum, las been sent out from the department f vertebrates and end zoology of the University of California to study the req of the Colorado river between Geedles and Yuma. Manuel Vidal, engineer Of A gasoline ,otor for a cement mixer at Yuma, ( ot h:s sleeve caught in the cog heels, with the result that his arm 2 as drawn in between the cogs and ( injured. e Territcrisi Engineer Girsnd bee o lsde the announcement that within D ) days work will be commenced on ,e Arizona good roads movement out Prescott to the south. Four parties e in the field in southern Arizona. force of men is already employed D the preliminary work on the Gils s idge ct Florence. h,