Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-22
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lk-
 TeRESI CONDENSED.

Oi the fhiiruhu trhChe, nbu hos i"' from the Arctic ice plant. The ditch was not more than eighteen inches wide. The face vas black with oil which had seeped from the round- house. It is supposed that the Mex icsn was intoxicated.
 Notice Of location of four mines in | the Ariyica district Pima county hy H. Bacon and others, five mines in Silverbell district by Willard Briggs, D. W. Carriages, and Jose Salido, and of eight elaine in the old Hat dis trict by Joseph Graf and Ed Rcchest- CT. were filed Tuesday.
 Articles of Incorporation of the Phelps Mineral extraction company capitalized at S5Oo,0O0 were filed in the office of the county recorder at Tucson by J. Brown, L. ". Johnson, George Le Doux. Charles A. Phelps, and J. W. Long.
 Mining men who have arrived from lower Sonora, report the defeat near Cumpas of 6 band of 30 insurrectos by federal forces headed by the iefe polit. ico of Moctezums. Later the fedor- sls smb1scsded the rebels in 6 narrow pass with a wire fence obstructing the ouly outlet. IL is said the rebels of- tered only slight resistance and fled with one dead and nine wounded. All horses and mules loaded with rifles were captured.
 At Miami while attempting to ar rest one P!iny Stokes in q room in the
 Miami restricted district, Charles
 Woods, Deputy Sheriff was mortally
 wounded and died next morning. The officer had been summonedeto the dis.
 trict on s repor, that Stokes wss creat'
 ing & disturbance, Just as he enter ed the door Stokes fired the fatal shot
 Deputy L. Constable R. E. Will
 flame bas returned to Globe from 6
 trip to Fort Apache; where he went tC
 break up bootlegsing on the reservs-
 ton. He arrested two residents fol
 introducing whisky on the Apache
 reservation, and they were held tc the federal grand jury of the fourth district and will be tired at fresco . At Congres Junction the Rincon
 mine has been leased for a period oi
 three years by Messrs Knox and An derson. They are putting the mill in operation, and have & force of men at work oi the shaft. The lease csr- ries the option of purchase for sI62 ; lOO0.
 Bi.hop.elect J. W. Atwood lei, Phoenix Saturday night for Boston
 where he will preach next Sunday. The following Wednesday he will te cousecrsted as Bishop of Arizona. He will not return home until February 20. h the meantime he will deliver sermons or addresses in Washington, Philadelphia or New York.
 A hesrt.bresking blow was lad on the family of John MundslI. Phoe- nix rsncher, when they lost all their household possessions and their two- year-old son in the flames which de- stroyed the house. Mrs. Mundal suffered injuries from the fire which may also cause her death.
 The Tucson high school girls bss- ketbsll team will play the Bisbse girls next Saturday. Tbey will go to Bis bee with the boys team tcmorrow morning and c doubleshesder will be played Saturday evening,
 F.. c. Sooey, president Of the Tigre mines iD Sonora, states that the $4O0- 900 cyanide plant is now being in- stslled at the mines and will be ready for operation by the first of June. He ssys it will handle about two and one half times as much ore as is nov be. ing handled at the mine.
 E. L. T. DIsyling'on, the negro preacher who wac arrested at Phoenix Saturday because Of an alleged crim- insi assault on a Mexican woman who protested that she was the wife Of 6 Chinsmsn, was srrsigbed yesterday, and his bail wac fixed at $l0O. Drsy- lington admitted that he had served two penitentisry sentences for similar | o6enses.
 With the last shot in his revolver. Deputy Sheriff Jack Moon of Tucson saved himseH from imminent danger and at the same time brought down bear meat by firing lucky bullet down the yswning throat of 6 huge female bear in the act of charging upon him :n an automobile . few days ago in the foothills some miles eaet of Vail station. He was incident ally furnished with the uoioaa s