Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-02
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF ih-
 TEREST CONDENSED.

 las, Jr, handed Sam Sweeney . check for sl, ,76s. 70 in payment for 2s beef .teess. They averaged over l30o lbs each in weight.
 Henry George of Phoenix spent several days at Florence last week contracting for whest for his, flour mill ct the capital city. He succeeds cd io gathering about l2 .000 sack. of the grain.
 Roy s Hsllet, who mysteriously disappeared from Humboldt. has re- appeared there with bride
 VA Peterson, superintendent oi the Government Experimental farm ct Bard, has secured 100 date plants from the Yuma valley and Salt River valley sections for trspspisnting at Bard.
 Los Angeles capitalists have bonded the Doten group of claims in the Castle Dome mountains, northeast of Yuma.
 An important cattle deal was closed in Prescott this week, and roo head wIll go to Flagstaff.
 A man at Globe is under arrest charged with cruelty and inhumsply beating bis 9-year-old daughter. The charge is denied aud the case will bt fought to finish.
 From Solomonvilie comes the story Of . fire that cleared 6 field O! whea, ready for the cutting. The property belonged to Mrs Fannie L Bailey, & widow
 Jack Donshue, arrested for an al legged burglary in Phoenix, promptly put up cash bail bond. He think: this was q superhuity. and would have bis money back snd his freedom as well. Free, he has use for the money. In jail it is useless 70 him but freedom is not much use without the money, is his ples.
 Rising at o'clock to go bunting, s Phoenix man smeiled smoke and wss in the time to prevent & disastrous fire that wae just gaining hesdwsy.
 Companies A and B of the Arinons National Guard at Phoenix are busted from their quarters. The paving commission needed the building, and the soldier boys had 10 evscuste.
 All overhsnaing and swinging signs in Yuma have been ordered down. and the marsbsl is seeing to the enforcement of the order.
 The assessed valuation of Yuma county increases this year from the last figures of s3,746,3Ss.77 to s4 036 ,sI5.s0.
 The trial of Robert Nj Anderson, former nsssshs. .: G!o5e, :s sow ;n progresss. and already it has become evident that the defense is to be sc- cidental homicide.
 Five Mexican prisoners escaped from the county jail at Clifton by means of duplicate keys, smuggled to them by confederstes. Two Of them were held Tor murder, two for horse stealing and the other for bigh- way robbery.
 Workers for the Pacific Gas and Electric company at Phoenix have unesrthed bones said to be centuries old. Fragments of pottery were also found, and they believe they hsve come upon smother prehistoric burial ground.
 At Tucson Saturday before . crowd oi enthusiastic wrestling fsue. g. J. varuey tbrew Ed Brown twice, win- ming the match at EIysisn Grove. The first fan wac ~on in I9 minutes aud 5 seconds aod the second in 5 minutes and 50 seconds. Work has started ct Jerome Junc- ton on the building of . new depot to replace the one recently destroyed by fire. 1 Meager details of . rich gold strike in the Castle Greek district are heard in Prescott. The find is re- ported ss rich e the fsmous "Glory Hole."
 A jury hss been obtained to try R. V Anderson. former Marshal of Globe on murder ehsrgss and the taking of hes commenced.
 Nine hundred Mexicans crossed at 'hs port ot El Paso in one day isst'