Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-11
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lh-
 TERESI CONDENSED.

on the Clesr Greek reserve near Camp | Verde, hss apparently been entirely | cured after having been bitten by @ ! skunk, several weeks ago. The squsw was taken Go Los Angeles. where she was treated at a Pasteur institute. She has returned to camp, apparently entirely recovered
 Sugar" once one Of the most fla nous warriors of the Apache. Mohave tribe of Indians, but of late yesrs a beggsr oi the most sbject type, was found dead in his tepee, near Prescott 6 few days ego, with 6 fractured skull. It is believed that the man was murdered by bis fellow tribesmen but as yet no clue to the identity of the murderer has been obtained.
 Plans have been completed for the proposed territorial highway bridge across the Verde river at Camp Verde and it is understood that c call tor bids for The erection of the structure will be issued in few days. Engireer B Girand is well pleased with the plane.
 unique plan to smuggle Chinese into this country from Mexico was un. earthed at Douglas . few days ago when immigration inspectors found 8 number Of celestials concealed beneath wagon loads of vegetables. Az the re- suit, strict watch is nov being kept on all Chinese convey apces crossing the order.
 The railroad office at Kingman was burglarized during the absence of the operator and clerk, and about s6s taken from the money drawer. Tired of life. Mrs. Grant Rosenberg CT committed suicide at her home in the Verde valley by drinking a strong solution of cyanide of potassium. No cause has been assigned for her act
 A Swede lumberj ok was struck by @ train rear Maine, and thrown twenty feet. The train was running st the rate Of thirty miles an hour when 1t struck him. He was walking along in the same direction the train was going and just before the train reached him, stepped on track ahead of 1t. A b'g bed roll strapped to his back saved his lie He was picked up and it was found he had been bruised consider- ably and sustained 6 scalp wound, but otherwise was in remarkably good shape.
 According to reports which have reached Bisbee. three Chinese were shot, two fatally injured, st Nscozari, by 6 Mexican, who made his escape The tragedy isssid to have been su- other outbreak of bitter feeling sgainst Chinese, which has been incressing ip Mexico for some time.
 Portions of Cochise county were visited by the unusually destructive hail storm this week, which materially damaged the melon crop. Other sum- mer crops als, suffered and the loss will be heavy.
 shooting of the head of . rsttler measuring five feet, three inches in length, Clint Sharp, @ we'll known Lowell miner, disturbed 8 Gila mon- s:e: which ~ss bsskiog m the sun not five feet away from the rsttler. He not only secured the rsttler's skin, but the live Gils monster as trophies of the hunt.
 Buff,lo Bill. the joy and ideal of the youngsters, will soon be in Cochise county with his cowboy band and circus. The big show will arrive ih Douglas. October 26.
 Without apparent cause, N. B. Chazez, @ Mexican, shot and seriously wounded Charles King, a police of- fcer st Jerome; at the same time shot and probably fatally injured . 1 l5-yesr-old Mexican girl, who was | struck by a stray bullet. King was shot in the back, the ball mIssing his l spine by only . narrow margin. It is believed that he will recover. Feel ing ran high when the news of the shooting became public and for time it was feared that the Mexican would 1 be lynched.
 When he attempted to break away rom the morphine habit, after being to the use of that drug, Chss. Cross of Phoenix was unable to stsnd the strsin and died. He was . native ,f New York and had resided in Phoe. nix only . few weeks.
 In fight with an a.sailsnt ss yet unidentified, Manuel Corrales, . Mex. can of Tucson. was dsngsrously stab- ed. He received several painful rounds on the chest and will be jo- apecitsted for some time.