Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-29
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN-
 TEaESI CONDENSED.

{ Wickenburg a week ago and whose qually sensational and forcible sepsrs- ,on at Hot Springs Junction occurred ! few hours later are about co move for m snnulment of the marriage. The 1oung bride, it is said, has repented ] ,i the step she took and is willing to remain little girl for 6 spell longer It turns out that st the time of her she lacked one day of having attained the mature age of fl.
 A pumping plant. costing about 5000 and capable of pumping l50O gallons oi water per minute is one of the large improvements contemplated for the Rillito valley. near Tucson.
 J, Fred Clesvelsnd. private secre- tary to Governor Sloan, has accepted s position as cashier of the Union Bank and Trust company to succeed George Luteerding. While Cleave land will spend part of his time daily st the bank. he will not lesve Sloan's office until next fall.
 It may be that a strike of the mec hsnics of the E K Hoimes Motor company Of Denver ~ill cause . delay of several deys in the completion of the monoplaue Of A NJ Williams. the Douglas aviator. The engine was eS- pected to arrive yesterday.
 Two men were fatally and one SC riously injured through picking into s missed hole" in the shaft of tbs National Exploration mine st Globe yesterday. Fred Fslk lost both hi: eyes and his skull was fractured. Wn Brown was hurt internally and hi flesh perforated with small stones 1T many places.
 At Winkelmsn Monday while board ing a passenger train J l. Bl ,ck, az i37, was thrown from the steps of th' Ipasseneer train beneath the wheel and both legs badly crushed. Blscl was employed at the Dsvis blacksmith shop at WinEelman and was going [. Kelvin for a visit.
 1 On April l2, 1909, J F Church o Denver, made filings in the Phoeni, land office for 8 right Of way for . bi canal at least fourteen miles long il the Little Colorado valley. W (
 Stores, wealthy resident of Denver i said to be one of the principal packer in the irrigation enterprise He i associated with Church and others who plan to reclaim between l0O,GO and 20O,0JO acres,
 | That there are more Indians on Gill reservation than previously though has been revealed by the taking of tn census and it is tlikely that on thi reservation alone there will be fount at least 1000 population. The cen sus has been practically completed.
 More than sl 900 in cash has beer raised for twenty-five employees o the Hotel Adams at Phoenix, who es- csped with their livee, but were lei destitute by the econfagrstion, ,in whicl all their personal effects and saving were destroyed
 Announcement has been made by the authorities that no more beef car bs bought across the in:e.Ds:;ona line without a certificate of govern. ment inspection This puts an end to the practice of Douglas bouswive' shopping in Agus Priets and saving one-fourth of their meat billie.
 Roy Cor5sn, who played short-stoI for Tucson during the Tucson Bisbee. Phoenix Prescott tournament two years ago, when that league vent in heavily for professional ball. has been bought from St. Joseph, Missouri n the Western league. by the Cincinnati, Re3s, with whom he will play third base.
 It is said to be the intention of tbe war department at Washington to abandon Fort Wingate at come date in the near future, and it is probable that Fort Apache will also meet like fate, osing to their isolated location and the great distances from rail com. municstion. Apache is one of the most expensive military posts in the nation to maintain for these reasons Reports state that the Southern Pacific is to receive from the govern. ment an indemnity amounting to i $s50, 900 for the services of the rsil- road in filling the break in the Col ! orado river which created the sslton sea Tbe Southern Pacific company had asked for . million, but the gov ernment has decided that the differ ente between the two sums sill repre- cert the benefit personally to the s. P. in making the repairs before more of the compsny's property wssdsetroyed ] by the rising water.