Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-12
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF iN-
 TEREST CONDENSED.

II JttouiS the hAhtihOou obN N'SHb ,i March 27
 Owing to the apredations oI lions on horse herds in the Bloody Basin Ysvspsi county, stockmen interested there are said to have of. tered bounty of sl0 per Lead on lions. This. with the territorial bounty of Sl0 bring. the lion killing up to S20.
 c. J. Pratt charged with stealing e horse, esddle and bridle was arrested in Mesa and brought to Prescott by shotiff Smith. Pratt is said to have ridden the horse from Humbold, to Prescott and then turned it loose.
 Hooker and Ruffner are doir g some dam building on their Horseshoe range ranches. They now have one pond 4OOX5O0 long, in which the wat CT IS ten feet deep.
 Mrs. Frank Rsiney has cold her residence in Jerome. Mrs. Rsiney intends 70 sail for Australia on the next steamer.
 The baseball tesm of the Phoenix Indian school has clinchsd it's clsim for the championship of the Salt Riv- CT Valley and has secured possession of trophy cup offered by the Phoenix Republican.
 Mr.. Bailey Edwards, aged 34 yesrs, com mitted suicide at Swsnses las.
 week, by shooting herself. Despond- eucy over failing health caused he. 10 commit the rash act. She leaves a husban and four children, the oldest child being girl of thirteen years Of age,
 1 About S50,0O0 worth o. new build ! ings are to be erected within the neJt
 few months at Parker by Contrsctor
 James II. Owen of Los Angeles. The
 structures will include an Indian 1 school and dormitoriee for the pnpils. W A Root the veteran Pacific coss,
 mining correspondent, is visiting the Ysvapsi section in the interest of the I Pacific Miner.
 A new monthly publication Is the I"Proeressiye Farmer and Home Bujld. CT" issued in Phoenix by w. gP. Mo Con nell, formerly sn agricultural ex- pert in several eastern ststes. The paper is especially devoted to farming dsirying and stockraising. Fred Kimbro, the Whipple soldier
 whose arm caught a flying bullet in
 the Prescott Alkslsi lands, has had the bullet removed and will be as good new in short time.
 At 8 meeting of the Arizona Society Sons of the American Revolution, in Phoenix, R. E. Sloan, Nj B Hazeltime and John B Wright were chosen ss the board of directors.
 A COW, said to have the black leg, was killed in Groom creek district last week.
 A little girl with a pct snake. psss. ed through Prescott, gong soath, last week.
 Showing the spirit which Tucson is manifesting with regard to sub.crib. ing for stock for the purchase of the rights of way and terminal facilities for the Fl Paso & Southwestern and Port Lobos railroads, slS ,25O hssr .." been paid into the banks toward ,t@ necessary s75,00O
 Robert Craig. citizen member of the territorial board of control, s,stes that the construction Of s cement bridge across the Salt river, at Tempe for the territorial highway will com mence in few days. Convict labor will probably be emT loved.
 An election will be held st Phoer i1 March f, to determine whether or not SIC, 900 worth of bonds shall he voted for the purchase ofone or more school sites and the building and equipment of one or more buildings.
 A Mexican by the name of Miguel Tanori made application for citizen ship in the distIic. court of Santa Cruz county. ID his declaration he stated that he came from Mazatlsn, and that he made the journey on loot | s distance of TOO milee.
 D. E. Schnebly, the sbeepmsn writes from Octave, Ari.ona. that he had heard from Missouri of the arrive Il of twin babies at the old hnme, where his wife has been visiting. One ! sheepherder and the other 8 dish. washer. Mother and babies doing we'll. Papa Schnebly Is anxious to ,sye them show 'em to him.