Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lN-
 IEPESI CONDENSED.

The directors of the PhoenIx board of trade have decided to raise sl5,Vo this year to carry on the various eu- terpTises in which the organization is Eight business houses are s25 a month, and an ef- fo:t wi be msde to raise th;s plumber | to sixteen
 E nest and Oscar Woodson, known ss the train robbers, have been held in default oi Sl coo bail for emtez- zling from the Cowboy Corral the horses winch they rode before and after the ho!dup. The prel mlnary heafiug on the charge of robbing the Maricops train will take place in Phoenix today.
 Adyices have been received in Tuc- son from Delegate Ralph Cameron in Washington announcing the estsb- lishment of s postoflice at rol.ec and the sppo ntment of Charles Eleze ss postmaster. The To,tec postoiicewss created to serve the settlers under the Santa Cruz Reservoir company's pro- ! feet with mail. It will be located about five mIles from the reservoir workings on the line of the southern Pacific railroad.
 A red wine party at Phoen.x, par tIcipated in by four men and one wo- man. al Mrxicsns, terniins'ed the other day in A general hrssl during tte cour.e of which the woman. Fran cisca Lopez, stabbed Gregorin Mo. :.lles in the eft shoulder The po- lice were called n sni the whole out tt placed under arrest,
 John |. Black. former secretary Ui the Tucson Building X Loan sssocia' ton, with headquarters in Tucson was Monday placed on tr,al for the second time in a Pima district e urt on an embe zzlement charge. At hi, former trial, held at the last term o court, jury acquitted him of tho three charges against him. Two oth- CTS rem-in to be heard. The present one charges that Blacx embedded the sum of l.0sS.02 of the funds of the organization.
 The United States grand jury ad- journed at Tucson, returning B in- dict mt nts and 'groIing four charges breaking the record in the United States court for that district
 Ous Robinson, ireighter betweef Vail station and Helyetis, is sllegeC to have forged the signature of Ottt Sligh to check for si5. duped Sher fl John Nelson ard John Christ with it, got the money and made gc,C his escape while deputy sheriffs and
 tucson city officers watched all trains secured the city and warned all CLt- lying districts to be on the lookout for him.
 Nineteen frame buildings the prC p, erty of ;he Miami Copper Co, su- burb of Globe, gre now iD ashes alter one Of the most destructive fires evel known in ,ha, district. All were bu:l, on the same plan. with four rooms ard bsth each. and were occupied iy employees of the mine. The lo-s to the company was sIl2,Si2,l0.
 A Prescott dispatch says: Two ms n narrowly escaped serious injury W It D the 300-gallon lard rendering tank of the O. K. meat market explode q :. The tank was ruined The cause of the explosion is not known, but Ii Is believed that the mechanism was weak in certain parts and gave way under A steam pressure of about fifty | pounds. Ire tank was msde ci msi- leable iron.
 The excavation for the siphon shaft on the Arizona side of the Colorado river at Yuma is completed ard IS now down tO depth of IA feet. The bottom of the shaft is only four feet from sea level.
 Sesenty-fve Cocopah Indisns were | in Yuma ;h;s week on their way home from san Bernsrdino, where they have been taking part in 6 big celebration. Because of tine growing frequency of false sisrms of fire, the Tucson city departments are planning a campaign against those guilty of snch acts. A fine of $50 is provided, and anyone caught turning in false alarm here sfser will get the limit.
 Miss Vevs Head, daughter of Mir. and Mrs A. J. Head of Prescott, will grsduste next week from the New England Conservatory of Music, at Boston. Following her graduation she will go abroad for two years of vocal practice and study. At the end of xh.t ,,,ns .ts may on m f1e staaa A.