Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TEREST CONDENSED.

rnelps-Dooge company, ID cohtfoi '" hat railroad. To do so at this time l sould, in Douglas opinion, be "poor l 'silroading".
 The Yuma Elks have their plane for .heir magnificent new club house and nall which will be built on Second avenue near the new court house, but xill not begin building until they are assured that Second street is to be opened through to the new court house.
 James U Nisbet, one of the owners of the Silent King. located near Almo springs at Parker, on which property rumors of a rich gold strike have been coming fast and furious for the last couple Of weekr, is in Parker and con- tirms the story that the strike is a most meritorious one.
 Two Phos nix men, z L Progue and Henry Mitchell have just secured from the Winklemsn council franchise to supply the city with water for period of 25 years. They sre the owners of A spring in Putnsm canyon some ten miles above Winklemsn. The pres 4nt water supply of the town is made auate and the water is of an slkali nature. I,is ssid to sell for 20 cents q barrel.
 Something of sensation was scaused m the district court when the Graham county grand jury was instructed bI
 the court to investigate reports to the effect that grating has been carried
 on in 6 number oi tte county othces.
 Ben Clark; treasurer was indicted for
 embezzling $500.
 Robert Lee accidentally killed him
 self with . rifle at his camp on French
 Gulch. Lee was engaged in cleaning the gun, when 1t was accidentally dis
 charged, the bullet ranging from the
 lower part of the stomach through the
 heart, and passing through the upper
 portion of his body ID the back. The
 weapon is . Winchester of 30-30 csliber That Tacson may get the E. P. &
 $. W. after all is now being asserted
 ty parties who have come in from Oracle, and they claim that they base their statements On admissions made by the chief of the surveying corps, their statements are apparently sub stantisted by the fact the chef of the corps has applied to the Tucscn forest office for 6 map of the country between Tucson and Oracle.
 Harry Overlook has resigned from his position ss United States deputy marshal, and has become livestock inspector under Willard Wright at Tucson. His place ss deputy mar ebal has been filled by A w Alvin, sbo has been a resident of Tucson for the past six yssrs, 8 part of the em- ployed by the Southern Pacific.
 Since the news has been received from Cincinnati of the disjuDction of the former Episcopalean diocese oi New Mexico and Arizona, Phoenix church members are hoping that Rev. w Atwood of that city may be chosen by the House of Bishops as Bishop of Arizona. He is known to he favored by western Bishops.
 Weather conditions permitting, it is probable that over twenty mschines ~ill go to PhoeniI from Prescott, many of which will be entered in the racing event. Tbe roads are being prepared and good tra,eiing Is sntici- pated.
 Carefully pouring 30 grains of ,trychnine into 6 glass of water. and mixing it with a steady hand, Everett Hsdlock Of Mesa Icy down in the presence of his wife and children and 'epeated the old toast, Here Gnes ,othing," drank the deadly potion and lied. Don essic infe licity is the csuse assigned. His wife thought he was mixing salts.
 As e consequence of the almost cer- ain fact that Saffo.d will go dry st he coming election. Stafford end Lay on will be incorporated under one 'ead. c property tax will be levied 'ith which to repair the streets and nake other public improvements.
 Deputy Sheriff Ralph ssursi- gives Q authentic version of the Winkle- ,sn sffsir that was reported to he from . guerilla raid to civil 'ss. The shooting was not the result . bunch of Wolfville cowboys tear- ,g into town on Remington cayuses nd sbooting the ligh's out in the pod old-fashioned Nick Carter style. was merely demonstration by the