Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN-
 IeREST CONDENSED.

L Martin has bssn hs wing b sorghum bsled during the week, by R G McBride.--Courtlsnd Arizonan.
 \ F. Plumer and others in Tucson who are interested in the good roads movement have received & call from Governor k E Sloan to attend . meet ing of the Southwestern Interstate Good Roads conven. lion 70 Do held in PhoeLiS December 20. Judge John H Campbell, last Fri day afternoon rendered a decision in the Vignette case. holding that Wig nettes, ss the party labels are called are to be barred from s place on the election ballots.
 A bar of silver bullion valued st s50O disappeared mysteriously from the stage running between Fl Tigre and Yzsbsl. let week, while the stage was making i's trip from the mine to the railroad station. II was located by searchers on Thursdsy So far ss can be ascertsined, guilt can be placed ou no one.
 Production st the Copper Qleen smelter for the month of November was s ,6S7 ,Ooo pounds. Ten furnaces were run during the greater part Of the mouth, one being .hut down early this week for repsirs.
 David Davis, Douglas dairy ma D residing three milee northeast Of Douglas was kicked by horse and his hte was little less than miracul ous. His head was badly cut, necessits- ting the attention of 6 physician. but he was able to do bis work.
 An old man wss found dead six miles south Of Winslow Monday morn. ing by sheep herder. He was 6 pas. senger from Kansss City on his wsy 10 Los Augeies and se near ss could be sscertsined from pspere on his per- son, his name was J Beck. He lei, the train 6. Winslow for some reason and wandered away. He had been dead three days when found.
 At Phoenix, the tolling of the cur- few bell hereafter is to mean sone- thing. This is the order issued from the police station snd is given .s 6 warning to all under IT years Of age, that the streets must be conspicuous by their absence, between the houss of g p m and . m hereafter.
 In fight with outlsus near Engle \ NJ, two members Of the sheriff posse and the leader of the outlaw gang were killed.
 A painter named s H Rand, about 35 years old, committed suicide at Wiuslow Sunday morning by taking strychpine. He came from Albuquer. que and had been drinking heavily previous to taking poison.
 President has authorized Sec retary of Interior to sllot s20O,OOO to Sal, River project. Widening of the Ari- zona Canal to 72feet is part of the work to be carried out with this fund.
 Construction work has commenced on new amusement theatre. When completed this uill be the seventh theatre building in the city of Phoe- nix.
 A Washington dispatch ssys:-
 President Taft announced today that four troops will be sent to Fort Meade s D. e . permanent garrison !, two troops from Fort Apache and two from Fort Huachucs.
 The Tucson Iron Works has been awarded contract for suppIyiog all the iron material for the big smelter. to be erected at Hayden by the Ameri can Smelling and Refining company The contract calls for about $25, 900 worth of work.
 A democratic club has been formed here with . membership of about | 400. This is the fret time sn attempt has even been made to organize the party :in this way spd the great success of the undertaking is pleasing tbe old party iesders.-Mobsve Min- CT.
 Thursdsy morning, James Foy, known ss "Nsvajo." native of Penn sylvanis, was found dead beside the road seven or eight miles northeast of Flagstaff The coroner was notified. he had irozen to death IC the night before. He was 52 years old he'd no relatives in this vicinity and he'd lived in Williams for yesrs.