Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TEREST CONDENSED.

will douhtleys hesitate hereafter te tore he allows his nasty temper to get the better of him even when he sees the dog catcher leading his isvorite tyke into captivity. For the offense of bsttering and bruising the person of Fsank Tinsley, colored, dog catcher | and generalissimo Of the city pound, he was fined $l5.
 At kingman corps oi surveyors have entered on the survey of the CD tire area embraced in the Wsllapsi valley. IL is understood that the work will take a years time and will result in the opening to settlement of one of the most magnificent valleys iu the United States.
 Mariana Vsreies, a Mexican va. ar. rested ct Tucson and srrsighed before Commissioner Richey on charge of smuggling mules across the Mexican line, His trial was set for October 24.
 To inspect the properties of the Old Dominion mine at Globe, Profes- .or James Douglas and Walter Doug las Of the Phelps. Dodge coDpsDy arrived Monday. They spent the whole day in making thorough in- vestigstion. Both seemed greatly pleased with the present condition of the mine.
 Sims Eaton arrived iu Globe from Tucson and enters upon his duties ss general msnsger q the Silver Belt Publishing company.
 The Parker school board has decid. ed to bond the district for s3,0O0. to be used in paying current expenses and salaries of teachers.
 A fire in the Kingmsn postofice partially destroyed the building and its contents.
 An attempt was made to asssssin- ate Matthew Bright, manager Of the big Warren ranch while he wac riding along 6 road near Tintown, . Mexican settlement. Two shots were fired st m. both of which went wild. Bright recently trailed two Mexican horse thieves into Mexico after they had stolen two of his horses.
 At . meeting Of the Cochise county Medical society i, was determined that Dr Mccormack, chairman of the organization committee Of the Amer. ican Medical association should te in vited to visit Bisbee on November l3 to start a campaign for public hygiene that will be continued b. the local physicians.
 Pima county is to have an exhibit of larger variety and proportions than ever before As the approaching terri. torisl fair if the chamber of commerce can accomplish what it is planning Taken ss whole, it will cover the manufacturing mining and sgricul- tural industries.
 A visit to Tucson in the interest oi the Tucson-Phoenix automobile race which will be held during the terri torisl fair is expected from George Purdy Bullsrd, di.trict attorney of Msricops county and automobile fair commissioner. according to . letter received from b m by Dr W A Baker.
 A14 yesr-old IDdian boy living at the Pspago village near Florence wac bitten by tarsntuls the other day, and after suffering great agony died an hour later.
 That the probation camp in the Finale, in which eleven boys speDt the summer months under the direction of Larry Tullock, was . success is shown by the fact that ou. of eight o. the boys who are attending school at Globe seven made perfect records for attendance during the first mcnth c. school.
 JIG Goodwin manager of the nm eral department of the Arizona terri- torisi fair, wac in Globe and left . number of shipping tags sith the Chamber of Commerce for distribu. ton.
 Travelling in a passenger coach and receiving . service de luxe from five servants employed by the United Statss government, many thousands of little 6sbes, wards of the govern- ment, passed through Tucson bound | for Fl Psso. Furthur than that their is not known.
 Prof. Thornber, Of the agricultural station at the University of Arizops, Is sbor. to issue s pamphlet on "Grszing Ranges of the The book will be of the press within few days.
 The Mt. Graham Lumber mills ct 3sfford have closed down for the sss. 70 owing to the scarcity of water to , losf the lumber down the Hume. I,