Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-05
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lN-
 TeREST CONDENSED.

the license Of 230 dogs. The tsgs are moving rather slowly out of the of- fee of the city license collector.
 The shannon Copper Co. earned be- tween S25, 900 and 0,OO0, net for the month of November, which is st the rate of about sl per share Tor the stock. producing its copper s little under l0i cents a pound for the month. This is at the same rate that shannon earned in August and September.
 According to the figures of the San. ta Fe New Mexican, the operations of the ne state government of Ari- zons will cost more than that of the state of New Mexico. Arizona's 54 legislators are to be paid SlO o more than New MexicO's; Arizonss judici- sry will cost the state Sl0,O00 more than New Mexicos. Tbe Arizona constitution provides for total ex- penditure for salaries of Sl03,6Sn, , while New Mex:co's salaries will add up to s99 900.
 In addition to developing the Ari- zoua- Hercules mine near Kelvin in which he is extensively interested, Col, W. P. Dunhsm is building town of his own near the mine IL is locat- ed opposite the depot of the Ray and Gils Valley railroad. He has com pleted l05 dwellings and rented them, and building is still going on. Work will start at once on g 5O-foot rom hotel with big store on the first floor.
 Rev. Sam Small, the evangelist who is to arrive in Phoenix Tn 6 few days and will deliver lecture there, is expected to visit Tucson early next week. He has anDcuDced he inten- tion to make bis home in Phoenix.
 Never in the history Of Tucson has the mum Der Of incoming winter resi- dents been as large as it is this winter according 10 real estate dealers in the city. Within the past three months they declare, not less than 100 fsmil- ies have come to Tucson to spend the
 winter.
 | Arthur P. Dayis, chief engineer oi the reclamation service, will be in Phoenix the latter part Of the week, accompanied by several other engin- eers Of the sesvice for an inspection oi the lower part of the Roosevelt pro
 ject.
 TheTucsCn high school girls ere prscticing basketball daily, in prepsr- ation for thei. game with Bisbee next Friday Miss Caldwell, the coach, is working hard 10 make the team 6 win. Der. After the Bisbee game, the girls will probably play the university ih couple of games, and then end their season.
 Everything at the well of the Verde Valley Artesian Water company is working in good order. They are now sinking through lime formation and I making good progress
 The water in the Roosevelt reser- voir hss passed the l0f foo. mark. Ttc daily gain is now made by inches, but when the vast surface is taken into account it will be seen that an inch mes ns lot of water.
 Thirteen arrests m the last 24 hours by county and city officers in- creased the population O! the county jail and incidentally broke the local record for arrests, the offeL ses ranging from plain drunk to fraud and as- sault Daily Globe.
 Charles s. Smith of Boston, presi- dent of the Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelling Co. arrived in Globe Wednesday for the purpose Of spending several days going over the property and plant of the company.
 A smeltermsn named Malley was injured at the Old Dominion smelter Tuesday afternoon. and escaped in- stant death by very narrow margin 1 The block and tackle used in hoistine wss jerked into the shesvee, where it broke of, the block dropping. Msliey was stooping over at his work when 1 the block, weighing about 300 pounds grszed bis head, on the right side his scalp. Had Mslley's head been one inch smore to the side he would never have known what struck him.
 At Globe a mining promoter of he Wallingford class. who is alleged .o have stolen 6 team from the Mc- Broom livery stable at Globe come months ago. has been arrested at Oregon, and sn officer will cave for that city in few days and ring him back to trial.