Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 IEREST CONDENSED.


 they consider high wsges, hundreds of Japsness now working in the mining camps of Sonora are attempting to get into the United States. according to information received by the local of- ficers at Nogsles.
 Douglas people are watching the developments which surround the bidding by the various contractors for the link in the territorial highway be- tween Douglas and Bisbee with con- | siderable show of interest. All bids must be in the office of the territorial board of control before p m. of September F. Secretary Harry Welch of the Phoe. nix board of trade spent a rather strenuous week in the Roosevelt dis trict with a party of friends. Nu- merous rain storms were encountered, bu, the pleasure seekers were undetered by any such petty snnoysnces and on the whole spent 6 very enjoyable out ing.
 A monster mountain lion, said to measure F feet in length from tip to tip, was trapped and killed the syca- more canyon region of Coconino county last week. The beast had been s scourge to the section of country in which he lived, having killed many saddle horses during the past year.
 F. NJ. Murphy has closed 6 deal for the purchase Of the McCsbe and Glad. stone mines in Ysvspsi county. The Development Compsny of America, of which Mir. Murphy is the moving spirit, is the new owner. Preparations for resumption of work on the two famous old producers will begin at an early date.
 Knocked from the top of gallows frame when some unknown object struck him, NJ D. Van Hulon of Wsr. ren was precipitsted thirty feet to the | ground. He sustained . fracture O the bones of his left foot and received numerous bruises.
 The registrstion of voters for the coming election was light in Bsbee Though the definite figures are no. yet known, only 939 had been en- rolled up to noon Monday, the day registration closed. The normal reg. ister is considerei to be about 200
 A typographical map ot the esta t of the Needles Mining and Smelling company st Stockton Hn, Mohsvt county. has been made for the use oi the company in its exploitation Of itl ] mines. The company owns a large area of the mining ground of tbs section and it is among the probsbi i.ies that the mines will be cut at { low depth by long tunnel.
 Mexican Miners employed by th, Calumet & Arizons company. at Bis. bee, who through denial of credi would suffer when the credit arrange ment now in effect with the Coppe Queen store expires on Septembe will be taken care of by allowing then to draw money to meet their expensel between psydsys. In this way. g. ir DO other. can this class of labor D, cared for.
 Eduardo Perez, accused Of killips deliciano Chscon at Congress Junc- ton, has been held to answer with out bail on s charge of murder. Ac 1 cording to evidence introduced at the examination, jealousy over 6 Mexican ! woman wss the cause of the shooting
 According to recent reports from Humboldt, . fire which swept the business district of that town moi caused heavy property loss. but de- stroyed several thousand dollars n currency. IL is said that some Of tbt business places destroyed, from $40( to $l 900 in money was burned, the 6l,hy lucre having been secreted ir the buildings for safe keeping.
 Within two hours after had suc- cessfully passed two worthless checks A cement worker named Seitz was ar. rested in Phoenix. Seitz disposed oi cheeks aggregstinz about $43 on two | saloons and when arrested had . third check on his person.
 Jose Romero, an escaped murderer, who killed Francisco Vslsnzuela at Mesa two years ago, has been captured and is now in jail st Phoenix. Ro. nero killed Vslenzula by crushing his head ~ith e scantling. The accused man admits his identity and con- I fesses the crime.
 | Sitting sss board of equalization. the Yavspsi board of Supervisors have | fY.d the territoyiai and conntv t.v