Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-10
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF iN-
 TEREST CONDENSED.

The to'sl output for the month d June at the two copper smelters st Douglas was approximate y l5.OCO, 900 lbs. The Copper Queen product led with over 6.0o0.O00 lbs. The Calumet X Arizona smelter increased it's out. pu. by POO, ,OV0 pounds.
 Probably fatally burned, Mildred Johnson, the eight year old daughter of hr aud Mrs K c Johnson. lies at the home of Der grandparents suffer ing as the resul, of the explosion of sn old fire cracker with which she and q small companion seIe playing.
 Hon Marcus A smith returned last night from Globe where he delivered an address at the statehood celebrs- ton. He is on his way to Los Angeiee and San Frencisco to spend the sum mer and expects to leave the city to- night Tucson Citizen.
 A team belonging to the Solomon Commercial company s, Solomonyiile became frightened at sn automobile and started to run. J B Gray jumped to the heads of the horses and at tempted to hold them, but the tongue of the wagon h him. knocking him down and both horses and the wagon passed over him.
 Three injuries by spiking resulted from Monday sports at the Elysian grove in Tucson, two of which resulted in long gashes, The first occurred s, the close of the lOo-yard dash, when Dodge, who was in the lead. was crowded too closely and spiked in the foot by one of tbe other runners. A gash over three inches long was GU. in his foot. an injury which practically incspscitsted him for the time beng w F McFstter, victim of s cave in in the mine O! the Cicero.Smith Min.
 ne company, near Wilcox. died at St Ma,y's hospital at Tucson as the re. suit of the injuries. The details of the accident have not been received here. His body was crushed as though in a vise Several rib. on the right side were broken and collar bone crushed
 Dr. J J. r. Armstrong hal closed a contract with G. W. Graham, repre- | s-pliog Ayistor 4. Nj Williams of
 Douglas for the transportation hy monoplspe Of Quinner placer min . ing machine isom Douglas to the doc- tors mining property in the moun- tsins ot Chihuahua. The carrying out of this contract by the locs! avi- ator sill be the fr-t instance in the history ot the world of the practical utility of aerial navigation appliances 1 for freight transportation. The dee. ,ins,ion of the proposed shipment is a place in the III m)untsins practically unnecessarily by team.
 At Tucson the Sin Francisco store was entered by there Me1icans, who held up the proprietor, Chee Lang. and demanded the contents of the cash register. Though the men were all armed, their hold-up wss spoiled by q cousin of Chee Lung. who got & revolver and suddenly opened fire. Though his aim wac inaccurate and none Of the bandits were wounded, his fasIisde had the effect of emp,ying the store.
 At Douglas the drawing of the color fine by employees was responsible for the troubles Of the Haas cafe. The management had employed negro help in the kitchen and the white walters and other employees made objection to this and announced that they quit. The places of the strikers were quickly filled with girls ss waitresses.
 Deputy Sheriff P Gideon has ar. rived to KiDgmsn from Goldrosds with bar of bullion valued at S25, GOO. Is is the result Of Of one weeks opera ton of the mines mill.
 William Puryis, & miner, was killed ih the Champion mine, nesr Kipgman, by slipping from a stsgging and fall ing to the bottom of the shsft, 8 distance of about 50 feet. He drown. ed in the sump. Though he struck boulders and timbers on the i wsy down. an examination of his | body disclosed only . few superficial bruises.
 During the California csntsloupe 'esson just ended, 1499 cars of the little melons have passed through the Tucson Southern Pacific ireigh, hand ers in the yards. have been iced and 'ent on their way to eastern break ast tables. The Cit zen ssys: "The figures were first made public here by he Southern Pacific today.
 The board of directors Of the Doug. ss Country club, elected on June 6,