Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TEReST CONDENSED.

3aocock Is very much pleased with he outlook.
 When he tried to cash 6 check for Fi,625. winch had already been paid md canceled, Douglas Mexican neat. y landed himself in jail for thirty lays. The Mexican had the temerity 10 inform the court that h. had receiv ed the check for services in playing musical instruments one night in an l orchestra and seemed surprised when the court declined to believe that such an extensive check should have been given 10 rsuch & email amount of work.
 A protest has gone forth from the Buckeye district. against a story cir culsted few days ago 10 the effect that there were threats of lynching made against c D Thomas, who i- charg with killing Mexican. IL IS claimed that the lynching story is entirely without founostion.
 The livery stable Of A w Wood, at Csnsnes, was completely destroyed by fire late last week occssioning 6 heavy loss. Only by prompt sction were the horses liberated from the burning building and much more extensive loss syerted.
 Prof. John Brown oi Camden \. ' q, who spent simmer vacation in Flag staff with his son, c Brown, gives Arizona & splendid boost in four col nm article in the Camden Post.Tele- grsp He was an observing gentle man. a fluent and intelligent writer and his article of Ariz )ns will be read with interes. by people of both sec ;ions of the country.
 Before the route of the terriotorisl highway between Prescott end Camp Verde is decided. 6 strong and com- bined effort will be made by the resi- dents Of Cherry Creek, the Verde Valley and other intervening sections to have the road built through Cherry Creek.
 At Globe following & fire which 1 started in 6 ssl loon the proprietor and bartender have been arrested cb arged with arson. The fire destroyed the saloon aud two stores. The damage is estimated to be sl5 900. Other sr- rests are expected.
 It's reported that Colonel Roosevel, may be present at the dedication o the Roosevelt dam. ]; is to be hoped that the rest ol Arizona will not be thrown in as a wstershed to this d.n which the people Of the north are be- ginning to feel ought to be spelled with an "n" added The northern people are willing 70 let all the water run into it from this section. but feel that it is sn imposition if they mus, send can teens down to the Salt River for wha, little water they may need.- ] News-.
 The Roosevelt mine at Gold Roads Mohsve county, Arizona has been sold to s syndicate for sl00 900 by the cvne., Thom.: Reed c. Pasadena.
 Overtures have been made to 1uc- son by representatives of the Wright Aeroplane company. regarding s meet to be held in that city some time in November. If satisfactory arrange ments can be ms msde, ayistors Brookins, Jobnstone, Hoxey, Turpin and Palm erlee will take part in the exhibition .. According to reports from the Sul phur Springs valley considerable cattle rustling is going on in that district. Cs,.leneu lay the ru,tling on to homesteaders of that district.
 That there is s good vein of coal on the San Carlos reservation, in the Deee Greek District, is a report that ha' gained considerable circulation ip Phoenix. J B Salvage, who has csr- ried on considerable development work in that district is authority for the statement.
 Having placed in the Los Angeles chamber of commerce building an at tractive exhibit of Salt River products, Harry Wclcb, secretary of the Phoe- nix board of trade has returned from the cosst, highly pleased with hie succees.
 The Central Mining company, . newly Incorporated concern, has acquired the Gold Eagle, the Cump. ston. the James Uncapher and several other groups of mining claims in the MiLersI Park district of Mohsvs county.
 4 rich strike is reported in the old