Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-02
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lh-
 TeREST CONDENSED.

The shipments of wool over the Santa fe from Besrdsley and Hot springs Junction shesring csmps to eastern markets totsl thus far 2,OOO- 900 oounds. This exceeds last years yiel by several hundred thousand pounds. The shipments constitute loo cars.
 Suffering from the fracture of five ribs, one Of winch penetrated a lung, and complicated by sn attack oi pleuropneumonis, Ben Ys, ger, one of the most prominent sheepms1 of northern Arizona, is suffering in the sntcr's hospital at Phoenix. Mir. Yaeser vas throvn from his horse while riding the Range near Congress Junction
 H. M. Woods, teiegrspher for the Arizona Eastern railroad st Rice sta tiOn, was practically electrocuted night before last and yet lives to tell the awful experience. Lightning struck his office and shattered the i place. He escaped with his life.
 Anew house has been built by K. A Rodgers, forest ranger at Camille m the Huachucas and te celebrated its completion last Saturday evening with . housewsrming, for which 7s 1 invits.ions were issued. After 6 full fedged reception the guests were en- tertsined with dancing until q lst' bour.-Tucson Citizen.
 Emilio Rodriguez, late of the in surrecto army. passed through Pres colt en route to st Johns. Apache county. He has wound in his righ leg, & portion of one ear is shot away and he has lost finger. He is ovei 65 years of age, and ststee thst h, went to war to svenge the death 0 his father over 40 years ago, who, h. says, wac killed without warrant O. justice.
 A Pima county egg show, in tn course of which prizes will be swarde' the beet exhibits O. hen fruit, is beinl considered hy the chamber of com meree as . project of much pos.ibl merit, and if it is decided fsvorsbl
 upon, the show will be held on tn Saturday preceding Esster Sunday. The people O! Yuma aro Ei.!'Bg | raise $5O0 to be sdded tO the pTiz money for the winners of the nex Los Angeles. Phoenix automobile race The Yums county commercial clut has 60 notified George Purdy Bullard presiden. of the Msricops Automo bile club.
 At Phoenix the entire Insurger
 Democratic ticket with3rev from che field, and will not sstemp to carry the municipal election as , separate faction. That action wal precipi,ated when F. A. Jones, can. didste on the Insurgent Democrsti, ticket for mayor, telegrsphed his wife from Washington to withdraw hi, candidacy.
 Lewis N. Richards oi Higley, Ariz. esst of Mesa, |. considering the sdvie- ability of establishing in Tucson [ plant for manufacturing wall plaster and pipe or boiler covering. The plant is to have c capacity of 40 tons 6 day.
 It was learned in Nogales, Sunday that 50 Yagui soldiers in the service of the govern ment left Gusymas sev- ersi dsys ago and joined sbe insur. rectoe. The men were ordered to proceed to Ls Colorado 70 fight the rebels.
 The annual report of the Inspirs- tion Copper company shows that the company has . total developed and estimated ore body oi 2l POI, 900 tons of two per cent copper. Eighty-one drill holes have been sunk on the property. The report gives the com- panys cash on hand as being $774,- 213 and states that the company has q. .O00, 900 loaned ont at good inter- est.
 Yeeterdsy evening at the chamber of commerce ct Tucson, Prof c. P. Tolman. professor of geology and mining io the University of Arizons. spd territorial geologist. delivered his lecture on Arizona mines and mining, Illustrating 1.-the lecture with more than 100 Asshlieb: pictures showing underground development and the copditions under which miners and mining engineers work.
 Some time today the first load of wool of this yesrs clip from the sheep on the Bsyiess ranch near Tucson is to reach that city ready for shipment to eastern mills.
 Passenger traffic both east and west bound, is unusually heavy at the present time, the vest bound move. ment being principally caused by the