Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lk-
 TERESI CONDENSED.

owen A. NOW, HulCu may oS ih terpret.d owing e TOW to Uncle sam, | but never Owning s roll, surrender- ed yesterday to the Tucson police. For time they did not know just what he WAS surrendering 10 but he informed them. Row claims he is a deserter frcm the torpedo destroyer Lawrence, which boat he left at San Dle,o. He is now longing .Vr his hardtsck and salt water
 The democratic territorial c mm't- tee in session at Prescott agreed to recommend to every county III the territory that it put out dc u.ocIatic ticket aud make fight for the election of straight democrats ss delegates to the constitutional con- stitutioual convention. The action , was unanimous
 Pulling the trigger of a P calibre fife, which had been left within the reach of children. Fannie Chapman of Phoen x, aged s, shot and instantly killed Francisco Rivera, aged s. The bullet entered the boys brain. They were playing with the gun and the boy asked the girl to shoot him. she .tstss.
 At a meeting ot the Tucson typo. | grsphicsi union, the labor convention recently held in Phoenix was repudi i -ted as "an attempt to deliver organ | iz-d labor into the hands of e polit. ical party and the acton of the Tue son delegate from the union, H. H Wynkoop, who left the convention. 1 was endorsed.
 Make Dough-. Slightly" This is the slogan of the campaign which has been started by Mayor Wright. in | which he urges the cooperation of every householder in the city A creK of engineers and construc ton men who have been engaged in the extension of the Southern Pacific of Mexico along the west coast south from Gusd-lsIars, have arrived in 1 Tucson from Topic, to await the pas cage Of the rainy season which Is de- laying the work of construction.
 J. II Maxey, Southern Pacific con. struction contractor, will arrive in l Tucson from Yuma shortly to make arrangements for the commencing Of the reconstruction of the Tucson Cslsbssss line from Tucson 10 Hart's ranch, a distance of about l1 miles The work, which was to have been started about July l. bas been de- lsyed.
 ] When the ordinance which pro- hibits the playing of ball on streets or alleys of Bisbee w-s passed 1t was a better thing for the boys than they themselves realized. It brought then. 6 friend who furnished them a play ground where they would annoy no one, do no damage to property and would have more fun and real eni ly- meDt than they have ever had play ing ball on the streets or to n lots or alleys. This friend is L E.. King, at the pump house Of the water wUrks.
 w 5. Soult, head of the immigra ton office at Douglas, has gene to Tucson. having in charge two pri.on- i oTe who were halted several day. ago at the customs house while on their way into the United States Both were in an improvident condition and when questioned as to what they intended to do if unable to secure work, they calmly replied that they would beg for a living. As it was feared they would likely tecome pub lie charges they were debaTred from entering. Later they were detected while in the act of attempting to sur reptitiousiy cross the line and were immediate y arrested.
 Johnny Wallace, a Globe solicitor for local grocery firm, met with an accident while on his daily round, when he and his horse fell into cess. pool on School hill. Wallace man aged to crawl out, but his horse not being so agile, was forced to endure the torture for several hours, nearly drowning.
 Leford Trspper, . consumptiye, 32 years of age. suicided in Phoenix yea. terday morning by shooting himself through the head while seated in the city hall plaza.
 Ats well attended meeting of the democrats of Globe 6 democratic club vas formed with F.. T. Stewart ss chsirmsn and Harry c. Honser as secretary.
 Constable Burton of Phoenix has received . letter from e won an in California seeking news of her mise bg husband. The womsn's name is