Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
TERRITORIAL ITEMS or IN
 TEREST CONDENSED.

Priets. I.is for duties paid on sup | plies going to his property.
 While digging at Agus Priets for dynamite in the trenches which the iederals filled up before evscustirg, a quantity of the explosive wss found but the workmen also came upon number of bodies. Believing that the trenches were unmsrked graves, the insurrectos ordered the work of sx plorstion to cease.
 Last week Messrs Bookey and Keys in Douglas closed a contract with ST. Vensnceo Durszo for all the cattle On the range &, his three large ranche. in sonora.
 Tucson will have the frst Wood- TOW Wilson Presidentisl club in the southwest. Steps toward its orgsni- ration have already been taken by W
 H. Ss~;e!le 6 leading attorney in that city who believes the New Jersey Governor will prove 6 winning presi- dential candidate.
 The Arizona Land and Irrigation company, behind the proposed Willow creek and tributary water storage dams, is having surveys made Of land m Lonesome valley. The War De, psrtment bs. been asked to sanction
 the building Of the diversion dam on Granite Greek.
 Arrangements are being made for & big open air pow.wow by the white ; Red Men of Arizona, May ?, 2s and
 29, near Jerome.
 } Humboldt had cutting sffray last
 Thursdsy afternoon in which 6 Mex. icsn named Jose Cordova hsd hi:
 right eye cut out and another Mexi- jean was beat and bruised with rock' and stones. The asssilant of bott was arrested.
 The Prescott Chamber of Com- merce now has s membership Of 2lz The organization Is now devutinC , much attention to dry farming. On Friday boy no, over l5 year. sf age, who gave his name as Chsrle: Berg was arrested at Ash Fork chsrg. , ed with s,temped train wrecking The switches on the S r. & P. rail road had been found disturbed and
 tsmpered with 6 number oi times duripg the past week and finally Berg was caught in the act of throwing
 one over. He was sentenced 10 G(
 dave in isil The boy is said to be 6
 recent arrival from the east. L Munds, the wool merchant concluded his engagement at the shearing gardens Monday. snd took
 the iron horse for the up country
 pastures. Mir Munds is one of the
 heaviest mutton and wool grosers in
 northern Arizona, this clip netting him close to SIS ,OO0.-Onr Mineral
 Wealth.
 Saturday lest. the Tiger Gold com psny made the final payment of s5OOU Co P Kesrney for his interests in the
 Gray Eagle and Cleveland mines in
 ibe Bradshaw mountains. MI ReutD. ey is the lsst Of the pioneer owners Of the properties to dispose of his inter- ests. The company has paid out about about s60 900 to the original owners.
 A formal proposition has been made and is being considered for the con- solidation of the Ray Central and Arizona Hercules mining properties the latter of which lies east of and adjacent to the Globe-Issballa group of the Ray Central property. A mile and c half of the canal on the California side of the river has been completed and bids for new con- trscts will soon be called for, sccord- ing to the Yuma Sun.
 Saturday wss sentence day at Pres. colt and four convicted prisoner. drew terms ranging from one to four years. The heaviest sentence follow ed conviction for sssaulting an of.. | fcer.
 At a recent dinner on the ranch of C N Thomss, "baked peacock" was the piece de resistance. Peacock meat, according to tradition. is the meat Of kings, but so far as known the Thomas dinner was the first pea cock dinner to be held on an Arizona ranch.
 The Old Dominion company a, diobe will build new unit to its with capacity of 800 'ons. In April the Old Dominion melted 29, 275 tons and produced '5s5 pounds of copper.
 In B,sbee . large and enthusi.s,ic