Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-02
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lN-
 TeREST CONDENSED.

grade copper ore dslly.
 Rail laying and grading work along the line of the A X c from Parker to Bengal IS now under hesdwsy At all points and the big undertaking g being pushed with all the speed pos sible by the contractors, Scott, smith X Black.
 \ week ago George NJ Henshaw, once manager of the store at koia, was started to the Yuma hospital, suffering with pneumonia, but he died on he stage before reaching Mohawk Sun init.
 Charles Faulkner, s miner Of Bis bee. was painfully injured Saturday while out riding. His horse shied while he was passing through Tomb- stone canyon and the riuer was thrown up against fence. He was hot se- rlou-ly hurt, but was badly scratched and bruised One of the pickets gou.ed of his left eyebrow.
 It h& been decided to immediately recommence construction upon the greyhound racing c0urse at Tue son with the materials on hand !, trusting that thr Aehnq len' m ,terisls ~ill arrve st th. ear!ie,t possible moment
 Dr L c Ioney. well known in Tombstone. has disposed 0! the Fl mere mine, between Walker and Fo- land, iu Yav4psi county. The mine has teen A heavy producer m pact years.
 David Conard, mail carrier between Prescott and Juniper, reached the former city Wednesdiy on horseback, one day behind time. He was forced to abandon his auto buggy. At times he had great difficulty in br aking a trail through the snow for himself and horse.
 The Bi=bee city council is putting in A It oi time trying to decide how it will pay outstanding municipal warrants. One firm holding 2 Sl0O,0 900 warrant has requested payment before the :!r-, of tue gear, several oi the couuciimen are in favor of frs. estab- fishing credit at home by paying warrants held by merchants of the town.
 The Mohawk mine in the Copper Greek district, about SO miles north west oi Tucson, has closed down for a few months. Before work is resumed Improvements to the value of s25,C0O will have been made at the property The u.e of wood in the mill will be discontinued and electricity utilized for poAer.
 Charles l. Austin cannot secure divorce from lorence Austin, hi, vie, who has steadily refused to i've with him since five hours after lheir marriage three years ago, because heing mining construction man he IS never long enough in one place tU establish peTmanent residence. Such was the ruling oi Judge Campbell at Tucson
 Just si 20 each is the apportion- ment this year to the Bisbee teachers for attending the territorial institute at Phoenix,
 The recent heavy fall of snow in northern Arizona has put the system of the Ar zODs Power company entirely out of commissIon, thus temporarily shutting down number of mjuing properties.
 II Fitzgerald, an aged insane man, was found by Con=table Burton of Mesa at Fish creek, suffering from gunshot wound inflicted wheP his revolver had been accidentally dis charged. He was weak from los. of blood. Alter trial before the pFobs.., court at Phoenix he was com ulitp d to he insane asylum.
 In searching the premises where T r LOitgren of Prescott died a few days ago Mrs Loftgren, the widow. Is said to have anearthed a sum of morey amounting tn Cver 5000. which had been secreted in, an old fruit jar.
 Over 600 sheep 'of the flock belJng- ing to to H Gray of Jerome Juno tion, grazing in the Placerita district, per:shed from exposure in last week'- in spite of the efforts made by the hesrders in charge to shelter them.
 Frank Butts who was shot by Frank Wheeler at Yuma s short time ago, is on the road to recovery, his injuries | not being as serious as at frst sup l posed. Meanwhile, Wheeler is being