Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TERESr CONDENSED.

his winters in the old pueblo.
 Twenty -one criminal cases will come beeore the Isvapai county grand jury, which bss been convened for the spring term.
 The Tucson Western Syrup com psny IS investigating conditions in the new town of Port Lobos, with a vies to ros.ihly starting s factory there.
 A band of Ysqui Indians from So- nora hss been engaged Co give two of their weird dances at the Cinco de Mayo ce ehrstiOn in Tucson
 A. B. Tomlinson, a well known real estste and insurance man of Tempe. has accepted 6 call ss minister of the | Bapti.t caurch in Yuma
 The Elks and Eagles lodges of Tue son are organizing baseball teams and | the fur and feathers may be expected to fly soon. when these sggregstiops meet on the old pueblo diam, ,nd
 The final contested piece Of right of way for the Buckeye r.ilrosd through Phoenix has been secured and the building >f the ropd W Il be continusd st once under the direction oi the Arizona Eastern.
 The R;gby Mining X R,dnction company Is being organized with the announced purpose of building a lead smeiter at Mayer, in Yavspai county.
 Phoenx negroes have employed counsel to make A legal fight agsinst the proposed action of the school board to segregate the colored people from the white.
 Mrs. L. G. Braden of Centralia. | Wash, has asked the authorities Of Arizona to help her locate her son, Lorin, l4 years of age, and last heard of, six months ago. was in Phoenix.
 A dispatch from Flagetaff observ- story says that Hslley's comet has been observed every morning since April II, many photographs having been taken of the celestial wsnderer. F., G. Cave, 8 we'll known Phoenix pioneer, has heen missing for several days. and his friends fear that he has been lost on the de-eTt. The capital city authorities are making g determ- ined search for him.
 A yellow dog belonging to Richard Crawford oi Prescott went mad on the streets Of Prescott few days ago and was shot by the owner. Crawford wcs arrested for discbsrging firearms wi;h in the city hmits, but was dismissed with a reprimand L. E. Lohmeyer, 6 Phoenix under taker, came in from a hunting trir the other day with the amsying tale that he had killed three pelicsns iu the desert near Floxing Wells. He evidently has not heard that the chss. tiser Of nature iakers IS even now or his way home. Five miecresnts received sentence to the Florence peniten;isry in the Pima county district court Saturday morning for terms ranging from six months to five years. One l6-yesr- old Mexican boy was released on con. dition that he return to iMexico at once and never return to the United States.
 Dispatches from Washington an nounce the introduction in the house of bill authorizing Tempe to issue bonds to the amount of $30, ,OO0 for the purpose of installing an electric light plant and $IO,000 for the building Of @ city hall.
 At the annual meeting o! the board 1 of leducstion of the Tempe Normal | school, President A. J. Matthews was for the eleventh time elected ss head | Of the institution.
 The annual camping outing of the l Douglas Y. NJ. c A. will be held this year on the Bsvispe river from May IT to May 3i Last years camp was held in the same place.
 The Cochran, the last one of the old line of r.ver steamers and bsrgee which piled between Needles and Yuma on the Colorado river. is being and soon the shipping in- dustry in Arizons will be but mem- ory.
 Aloysius Coll. Douglas newspaper man and chief of the publicity buresu of the Douglas chamber of commerce and mines, IS confined to the hospital with appendicitis and will probably be forced to undergo an operation.
 Becoming impatient at delay after an alarm of fire bad been turned in. ]