Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lh-
 IEREST CONDENSED.

, Iught under the horse. He was eS- t.icsted and when he reGained con- scious ness remounted bis horse, ssy- ing. Boys. I've lost my specs and cant get along without then" He glasses were found and returned to him. He had ridden about lVo yards when he dropped the reins. and tot- tered in the saddle. He died before medical assistance could reach him.
 The Parker Post says that Hea'ey ! the newspaper man who was deportec from Parker, on March 23, filed sui, | agsins, citizens of Parker for slOl 900
 The Jerome Sews reports that Hon .s. Willard. oi Co;iou ~ ooi is Ieoov- ering from s spell of sickness. MT. Willard is 6 vigorous youth of over 50 years of age.
 TheTempe Daily News states that on Tuesday night last, Sam and Eva Teeter were driving home when they were stopped by man on wheel, Sho tried to drag the g Il out of the buggy. After s struggle with both the man fled but not before his mask dropped and he was seen to be 6 Mex icsn. The man left his wheel which was identified ss oae that had been stolen.
 Near Thatcher, Graham county,
 Horace L. Johnson, aged 36 yesrs.
 went out at s p. m. to turn the
 water on from a ditch. As he failed
 to return his wife notified the neigh.
 bnrs, xho went out to look for him
 He Was found face down in ditch,
 dead. He had been subject to heart trouble.
 George McMillsn and John Mc-
 Rsiney, haze bail celebrities, are recent
 srrivals in Prescott and have signed
 up with tine local team for the season.
 The Clims1 mill on the Hasssysm- pa is now running steadily and cue cessiully.
 The United Verde at Jerome gross proceeds for 1910 were s5.605, ,4ss - which compares with S5. .36s ,672 in 1909.
 The Arizona Grand Lodge, 10 O F will meet in Globe, Arizona. April Is
 and I9. The territorial meet of the Rebeksh assembly will be held at the ) same timeanj place. Percy H McMshon. well knowr 3 Mining Engineer, died three mile;
 out from Frsnconis, Monday, oi
 heart failure. He had been over iu
 the hills, examining mining property | and on his way back to the rsilroa q ? died suddenly.
 ] While ascending the shaft of ( ? mine near Wickenburg, William ! Lowrey's head vas accidentally caught
 between the cage and the shaft, and
 but Tor the prompt sctioH and pres
 ence Of mind of his fellow workmen he would have been decspitated. Both
 jaws were badly mashed and there is 2 fracture of the skull. He was taken
 to Phoenix. operated upon by 6 sur : geou and has a fair chance 10 re. . cover.
 James J. McClusky, aged about 50 years, died lsst week of tuberculosis. : He was recently employed in the
 mines at McCabe, and had resided there two yesrs.
 The leyees for the control of the Col. orsdo river in Lower California have ; been completed. The levees are 2I
 miles in length.
 At e Sonora ranch, last week, four Ii ChInamen threw three feet of dirt On the roof of their house to keep out the rain. The roof caved in and killed them all.
 | Wm Lonergan, an old time resident of Florence, died in Phoenix 6 few days ago.
 William Sellers, e carpenter by trade, who had resided in Tempe for about 25 years was found dead in bed in that city few days ago. He was over so years of age.
 Commencing next, July, the po.t- office at Mesa. Arizona. will take eecond c.ass rank.
 The fret car load of cabbage from the Salt River Valley was shipped out lsst Sunday. It went to Wiehits. Kansas. The Psrrins will shear their nocks ct Red Lake, Coconino county, About | 100000 head of sheep are m .king ready to be shesred ct Willi;.s.
 Indians in the Red Lake sec,ioo have the measles and several children