Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-26
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TEREST CONDENSED.

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 In the Probate court at Prescott, Charles Bristow. s young man ofthe Verde valley, was examined and ad- judged to be insane. Sheriff Smith took him to ths territorial insane asylum.
 The Bowie Development company, composed of Bowie, Solononville and Stafford capitalists, is getting ready to bore for srtesisn water on its prop erty in Bowie.
 R. R. Doubleday, representing an eastern moving picture concern, is in Prescott from Cheyenne, and, with the endorsement of the Prescott chamber of commerce. is taking some attractive pictures in Prescott and vicinity.
 G. H. Crippen. wealthy tourist from Bridgeport, Connecticut, died ip El Toyar Hotel, Grand Canyon, one night last week. He was surrounded by his friends and seemed to be in the best of health, when he sseped for breath, groaned and fell forward from his chair, his limbs became rigid and he quickly died. He was 5 years of age
 Modesto Leivss, sged 64 years, one of the oldest residents of Yuma, died last week after an extended illness. MT. Leivas vent to Yuma about 35 years ago.
 The chief of police Of Phoenix bss been notified to be on the lookout for two young men, check forgers of Michigan, who are supposed to have made their way to Arizona.
 Dorothy, the two year old daughter i of MT and Mrs. Byron Gray of West Yuma, fell into the main irrigating ditch back of the Gray home last week and was drowned, the water runni g. ssif. rate.
 Sheriff John Frsnci. of Coconino county. passed through Prescott on his way to El Psso after sn alleged ! murderer and another man wanted , on charge of felony.
 Orders were received at Whipple Barracks, Prescott, late Monday even. ing for the entire garrison to proceed forthwith to fort Sam Houston, Texas. The order was complied with as promptly as possible.
 F. L. Wright is expected to return to Prescott next week and pat Pres. cott's electric railway system in oper- s,ion again.
 George J. Stor eman and E. s. De- Psss ,memb bers of the Arizona Rail- way commission, left last week fer Washington to participate in the csse brought by the commission against the Wells Fargo company on express rates on race horses. The case will be tried before the Interstate Com merce Com mise ion.
 Dr. E. F. Perrin of Williams, wss called to Fresno, California, ny the serious illne.. oi hi. .;..e,. Mrs Susan Thornton, who is the widow of the late Dr. Thornton.
 The latest Arizona pioneers to place their names on the life register of the Arizona home for Pioneers gre Murdock Mcdonald and Frank J. Dillon, we'll known old time miners oi Ysvspai county. This happy family of ancient frontiersmen have already commenced to busy themselses in improving trsils and drives leading to the scenic location of their much | beloved home.
 A. D. Akin, oi Mac Q, Georgia, consulting engineer for the Monarch l Mining & Smelling company, and 0. W. Blatt. general manager, have se. lected the site for new smelteT. 4 contract for the erection of the smell ter has been let, and it will be blown in on the first of next January.
 Patrick Dougherty, aged B years , native of Ireland, died at his home In McCabe lsst week. He had lived in that section for many years, was . miner by occupation. and owned mining properties in the Weaver near Octave.
 Mrs Edwin c. Payne, Jr., of Pres ,ott, died in Phoenix on March 3rd, 'f heart trouble. She was married in Prescott last June. The remains were ent to Prescott for burisl. |, W W Roseing, . recent arrival from he east had the little finger of his ,ft hand blown of at the first joint D Hsssaysmps district, last week, y the accidental explosion oi . giant owder csp