Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-23
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TERESI CONDENSED.

DC lacking, general manager Of the Ray Consolidated Copper conn., psny ct Ray and Hayden ssys fbst somewhere in the neighborhood of 2.O00 men are now employed in the mines at Ray and the concentrator st Hayden
 At the preiimiminary hearing st Globe, Frank Owens has been re- leased by the justice of the peace charged with complicity in the mur- der of Rex ::Chiquiia. Virgil Hsyes, however, was held to answer to the grand jury.
 There has recently been . great de- mand for small farms ip the Gila val.- ley and e consequent ten dency to break up large holdings. Intensive farming seems to be the order of the day in that district.
 The heavy rains of last week are ssid to have occssiJned copsideraN Nle damage to the roads in Yavspsi c0un- iy, according to reports brought into Prescott.
 At Needles, California 6 few days ago, Jap in the employ of the Santa Fe was struck by an engine and fell with his foot across the track. The wheels of the train smputsted the foot.
 Report comes from Phoeni1 ths. Ben Yaeger has almost recovered from injuries be received by being thrown from a wagon.
 In Phoenix the Wells Fargo E1- press company hse established ser vice on the suburban electric lines and merchandiee is carried at the rate of 50 certs per hundred weight on specially equipped care.
 In Prescott a meeting of the board of supervisors has been called to con- slider the ms;ter of holding local option ele ction in Yavspsi county. A petition said to have been signed by 375 people has been presented and the law requires that there ehsll be $50 signers.
 Alleging that conditions at the slaughter house near that city gre fil- thy, citizens have complained of the conditions to the Douglas City Coun- cil and 6 searching investigation by the municipal government is expect- ed.
 Delegate Cameron has introduced bills to grant pensions to Mrs. Helen Scott of $50 6 month. and Timothy Hawkins at the rate of s20 c month.
 Repairs on the ditches of the canal system of the Phoenix valley are being made with eli the haste that is consistent with thoroughness by three crews of men which total 100.
 Tucson friends have received pri. y..s advice. ct .he death of Judge Alexander Campbell, q former Tucson. ian, in Los Angeles hospital follow ing long illness.
 At Ssfford NJ E Ringer nearly lost his life through taking the wrong medicine by mistake. He Sss 60 sure that he knew just where the cslomel tsblets were located that he entered the room in the dark. found . box and took tablet. From the taste and burning sensation he felt that something was wrong and he was soon suffering slI the effects of poisoning. It was discovered that he had swal- lowed sn sntiseptic tablet. A physi- clan worked with him for more than sn hour, and heis now resting essily. |
 CJ Cotey and associates of 6 rail road contracting firm have filed suit against the Shannon Arizous Railroad company for SITS OoO. The plain tiff's have already been paid $325. 1000 by the defendant company, and sl75.- 900 represents the difference betxeen what the contractors have been paid and what they think they should have been paid.
 Sulphur Springs Valley rsnchers are planning to reap profits from the making of sorghum syrup from their summer crops. Sorghum is one of the chief crops of the valley and rsncbers believe they vill have . good home market for old fashioned homs- made syrup. RIP Davis, of the Glendale sugsr mill, and California associates gre a colonization scheme