Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TEReSI CONDENSED.

,lubs is getting together s scholar ship fund which is to be knowu as the Girls Scholarship Fund oi the Arizona Federations of Womens Clubs." The fund for this worthy object is growing. Mrs. Dixon Eager oerg, of Prescott has charge of the 'und. sbe will receive contributions thereto.
 Two real DsIquises are visiting st Globe, says the Daily Globe. News paper reporters who hunted them up to inter view shem mistook ther yslets for the noblemen. The party in- cludes Marquis ee Saint sauyeur, Marquis Louis de Salamanca, Rud- olphe Teutsch of the banking firm Of Goldschmidt, Kahn < Teutsch, spd Constant Say, son of the former eugsr king of France. Mir. Teutsch's firm is A heavy holder of Miami stock, sbloh is coon @ oe tissah op the Ps-i- Bourse.
 By 6 daring ride across the Pueblo mountains from Alma. New Mexico, 6 distance of 65 miles, and outwitting 8 mother and father oppo' ed to the match, Miss Anna Harris and James Durfee arrived iD Clifton last Sunday morning and sn hour later were unit ed in marriage by Probate Judge Shirley Copper Era.
 The Santa Fe railroad company hss bad constructed the lsrgest loco- motive in the world. which will be used in hauling trains over divides in the mountain divisions of Arizona and Cslifornis between Winslow and San
 Bernsrdino. At it's initial test the engine pulled train half a nile long st the rate of thirty miles an hour The locomotive is l2l feet long.
 Day & Price are making car load shipments o. ore from their property iu the Old Woman mountains in the
 Parker distsict to the Needles SLleltel
 It is said that the ore will go S2U0 to
 the ton in gold and silver.
 The Congressional hill s'lcttipg ten
 acres of irrigated land each 10 the
 Yuma Indians also sppropristes SIS, . GOO to be divided smong them. They
 are located on the Yuma and Psrker reservations.
 The contract for the construction of four brick dormitory buildings on the new size of the Colorado River | Iodieu School about one and ons- ] quarter miles east cf Parker, hss been awarded to Mesmer < Rice of Lo. Angeles by the Indian department and work ou the new buildipgs is 10 be started next week. The contract price for the work spproXimstes $33, = 500, exclusive of the water and sewer. 
 "Frenchy" Longermsn, an old time Arizona pioneer died in Morenci a few dave ago.
 The Verde valley hss gone dry. The prohibition advocates carried the election held in the valley last Sstur- day. The area affected is about IA square miles but is not deDsely pop ulsted. Camp Verde voted 43 dry and 3 wet.
 There was almost 6 jail delivery in Giote fact week. Two bars of win. dow had been sawed of and third osssly seveged. The saw wss si4eeced by applications Of soap and its move- men:s concealed by S shirt hung from the bare to cover it. 4 pssserby saw the regular movement of the ehirt and gave the alarm,
 According to census figures made public. the products of manufactures ID Ariz ,ba are seven times ss great ss those of New Mexico Twice As mspy men are employed in nnanufsc. turing industries in the territory than in New Mexico, and the average cap. ital for each manufacturing plspt ie five times ss great ss in New Mexico,
 Our Miners! Wealth is informed that the sale of the Gold Road mine to the U. s. Mining, Smelling and | Refining company, is of, and that the present owners will tbemselves work the property to fnish, if there 1! is such thing ss c finish to such 6 with an output of from esO, 900 to 100000 gold bullion per month
 A reporter for the Free Press wac handed lemon and it was a 'esl one. the biggest given yet. It veighs fifteen ouIees and is eleven nches in circumference and thirteen nd ous.hsh inches measuring engthwise It wac grosn cn the J ]. Laney place soufhwest of Mesa. |, The postotfice Of Mismi and Win lemsa in ArisDns vilr he advanced D fret class, gith salaries of $I5QO nd $l4OO . year respectively. c