Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TeREsI CONDENSED.

Recruiting camps have been estsb iished by the revolutionite about l6 miles from Me1icali, and there is . camp much nearer the town where extra arms are kept.
 On the government farm in the Casa Grsnde Valley. lG bales of Egyp- tisn cotton were grown last year, and sold for 3l cents pound. making sl55 per bale.
 Mexican officials sreoptimIstic that the federal forces will be able to sus. tain and repulse the threatened attack on Jusrez by the insurrecto. sccord- ing 10 8 message received by Arizona Consul Arturo Eliss from the Mexi- can consul at Fl Paso. "This band of rebels BOW threatening Jusrez is the last oi the Chihushus insurrectoe," |" said Consul Elias. And if they attack Jusrez they will te annihils,ed.
 Adyices are to the effect that high Mexican army officials admit the grave seriousness Of the revolution in Mexico and state that "rebels are springipg up like mushrooms in the night" "The state Of Sonora is sl- most unanimously in favor of . change of government said . promi- inent, wealthy Mexican citizen, and if sn election is not soon called and the people given the right to .express themselves at the polls, the Disz goy- ernment will surely be made to retire from the boards.
 "A speedy recovery Of the Develop. ment Company of America from its temporary financial embarrassment ''is consummatIon devoutly to be wished" ii has been operating on . large scale in the counties of Cochi-e, Pima, Pinsl, Gils and Yavapai and thereby furnishing employment for thousands of men putting large sums of money into general circulation, creating business opportunities and contributing materially to the pros- perity of the territory sss whole"- Florence Blade.
 Government land office records show tha, there are Al ,373 acres Of tillable land in the Casa .Grande val. ley of Arizona The climate is of q semi.tropic character. The yield of alfalfa, per acre. ia claimed to be lsrg. CT and better than at any other point in the United States.
 A Paradise merchant held a lighted match to the bun.hole of an empty whiskey barrel to see if it would ignite. A terrific explosion followed the barrel was blown to bits, the merchant was knocked down and painfully injured by flying frsgn ents of the barrel and had 6 EATON escape from death,
 At Tempe. Arirons, on q recent night, sTosns were heard emansting from an isolated blacksmith shop. An unknown msn wss found writhing iD agony on the floor. He died 6 fev minutes after being found. An in- quest failed to reveal the cause of death. So says the Tempe News.
 Jan 9. at Fsirview. Ralph Sims, colered porter oD the Santa Fe train No. g was killed by falling under the train. The finding of his much nut Hated body is all that i- known Of the accident.
 While leading . hoIse at Stafford, Roy Layton got too close to broncbo and had his hip fractured by . kick from the latter.
 Henri Montenos, an Amsterdam, Holland newspaper man, who is walking around the world in three years CD . wager, psssed through Globe, . few days ago. He is of the staff of the Amsterdam Telegram. He 1 mu.t make his own travelling expep-l see as he goes, but gets his salary in full when he gets b-ck ard five thous. and dollars,
 Officers of the National Guard of A,izons have received advices from | the war department ct Washington that the national shoot, in which the national guard, regular army and navy take part. will not be held ct Camp Perry, Ohio, this year. The place msy be at Sea Grit New Jer- sey.
 "Kid" Kirby, . celebrity in 6stic circles, is . recent arrival in Prescott l from southern Arisons. .