Tombstone epitaph., 1910-02-20
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lN-
 TEREST CONDENSED.

Wm. Blackwater is now chief of the Pima tribe. having been elected to that high office last week by 6 handsome msjorit, over Antonito, the only other 
 John Arnen Resves, formerly of the Phoenix Gazette, has published the | fret issue of a new magazine cal!e1 "Arizona." It is printed in the form of the Saturday Evening Post and is devoted to articles of interest to Arizonaps. The magazine IS published m Phoenix
 Bishop Granjon of the Catholic church will visit Bisbee in April and give continuation to a class of about 400. Later the bishop will leave for New York to sail for Europe to have an audience with the pope of Rome.
 w E Scott and Harry Spangler, who recently made sensational strike on their Poor Man mine near | Quartz te, Lave taken out and sac d nearly two tons of ore that actually assays from S40O to $l5,7O0 per ton in gold.
 Articles of incorporation of the Tucson Printing & Publishing Co
 were filed in the office of the Pima county recorder last week by Allan B Jaynes snd John B Wright. The capitalization is s50,0O0 and the general nature of the business to be transacted is to print daily news
 paper and to do general jot
 printing business. The new paper
 IS to be republican, but nc definite date has been given for it:
 materializaeion.
 The trustees of the Osborn schoo
 district in Maricopa county hav'
 called an election for March to vot,
 on a roposition of issuing Sl7.OO' worth oi bonds for making addition
 to and improvements on the schoo , house.
 A fire. supposed to be of incendiar. origin, was discovered in tine rear of new restaurant at Hum mboldt. Tn attempt to burn the building thought to be due to the announce ment of the management to oinangurat
 system of 9 cent regular meals, tn cheapest in town.
 f A petition to Gov. Sloan for tn |, parole of c man named Hobart, seryin
 a life sentence in the territorial prisol s for having killed man name, Miller in Prescott about l5 years ago P is being circulated among the citizen
 of that place.
 Sixteen Chinamen, who were foun, in west bound box car at Yuma las l I week, were examined before Commis missioner Utting and found guilty c being illegal y in the country, havin entered from Mexico. All were ordere, deported.
 Clifton Lodge No. l7, Knights o Pythias. has announced its intention
 to celebrate the filth snniverssr,
 of the founding of the order or the evening of February IS, althougi that is one day ahead of the req anniversary date.
 . The Aero Club of Phoenix thi : morning paid to Charles K. Hamil ton and Charles F. Willard the sun of S9lO0, that being their share O the recent aviation meet here. Tn additional $l0o was for the flight
 they made Sunday. President Nc Oougsl Of the Aero Club stated thu . afternoon that it now looks ss i , subscribers to the aviation fund vii have to make good less than 50 pei
 cent of the amount they have prom
 ised Phoenix Democrat. W R LeweIlyn, of Hereford had hi.
 purse, containing $75, stolen from the
 stamp window ledge of the Tucson
 postoffice, where he laid it for a mo-
 ent ~hile sransacting some business
 last Saturday.
 Two women were among the candidates to be examined for census
 enumerators st Douglas.
 | The Bisbee high school basket ball .esr, defeated the Dcugls. gi.!s in . game at Douglas Friday, the score being 30 to ,.
 | Frank Toikska, e Japanese, was heli up at Tucson. just outside the city limits and robbed of $7O and . gold watch. The highwsyman struck him on the head with a revolver and left him senseless.
 An important meeting of the sheep men of Arizona was held ct PhoenIx Monday. the forest supervisors of the l northern counties reporting to tbe