Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF iN-
 TEREST CONDENSED.


 prospector by the name Of George has discovered a vein of ore in the neigh borhood of the Hercules camp that shows wonderful values in gold along | large pat of the outcrop. The vein is quite large and the prelimin- sry work is exposing A large tonnage of the rich material The locality Is one of the best in the district and should 1t prove as rich at depth as the surface showing indicates it will be the bouspzs property of ths; region.
 Citizens of Wicker burg are raising funds ty popular subs ription to our chase fire fighting apparatus for the the town. FIX O'Brien was one oi the liberal contributors Al Evsrt-, CIV Plstt and c T Hyder form the committee having the matter in hand
 Struck by au automobile of George II Smsliey, clerk of the distric. court, {, when she became confused and stef- ! ed Tn front of the machine, Mrs. w A Bassett wa. fatally injured. She died a. the Old Dominion hospital three hours later, without recovering F from consciousness The coroners jury returned verdict of accidental death.
 Owing to the great and growing de msud Of the "For Tucson" cards bearing the pledge O everv good Tue. sonisn, fhe visible supply at the cham Der of commerce was exhausted, md many applicants for them had 10 be turned away. The pledge follows 'I hereby agree to think Tucson talk Tue. ou, and to work for the material intellectual and moral welfare o Tucson"
 According to Building Inspector Jim Creighton, 6On residences hsv' been built in and near Phoenix thit year. Tue total of building permits for this month. he ssys, will excee, s7O. 900 and will perhaps reach sl00. cO0. The total for September wa s64 900
 Peter Robinson has sold his inter. est in the Yuma Enterprise to c Seay, who is new editor and msusge Of the paper.
 David E Andres, former justice o the peace at Morenci, ees fcuDd guilt, of making false reports 10 the Graham county board of Supervisors. The verdict was reached after 2l hours o delihers,ion.
 \ forward step was taken toward the construction Of the proposed fed e.al building at Phoenix when Post. master McClintock was instructed to have excsvstions made at five placee on the federal building site for the purpose Of reporting the character oi the soil which Il be encountered. Cattle and sheep owners of northern Arizona will be interested in learning that the range rules of the Prescott forest reserve have been materially revised under official orders iron Washington received few dave ago by Supervisor Hinderer. Apr elan A. ton under date of October gives the elimiuations effective from and after that date, together with the sdditi ne ID ade to she public domain. In the district court Francisco Val ] encis was examined for admission to citizenship. He said in answer to the question of the judge that George Washington was president. On being told that he was mists ken he answered that Jim Sherman va. pre.ident. He ssid that Phoenix vas one of the 46 etstes Of the union. He bad never heard of New York and Alabsma. He sad that he had been taught to ans wer different questions than those put by the judge. His petition was de- nied.
 Ell Bernard has tende-ed to the board of supervisors his resignation A. territorial fair commissioner for Pima county, and the board has appointed H V Fsiior as his successor. Albert Steinfeh has assumed the I duties of president of the Con nsolida:ed { National bank in place of N P Free !, nap, who has resigned that position ! after twenty-five yesrs of service. In view of an extension of the E. & $ " from Bensop to Tucson and from Tucson to Pboenix. thus giving merchants and farmers com petitive freight rates into tbe south ern part of the territory, 6 committee of leading bankers and business men 10 Tucson have secured an option Un ! right of way through the city and esding ont to the northwest which .bey will donate to the Fl Psso X The right of way is 'siued at si5O 900 and includes pas soeer and freight depot facilities. |