Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-26
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lN-
 TEREST CONDENSED.

the face and was about to hit her again when she snstched the mask from his face. recognized him, and grsppled with him for come time. He fought loose and made lis escape. She has the mans mask and his hat. She was so disappointed in her failure to hold him that she did not notify the police, and the burglar is still at large.
 Over in Mohsve county the Gold Grown loo ton mill was started up last week.
 Constable L. R Bailey of Lowell was in the county seat last evening.
 A nine and one-hslf pound girl was born at Snowflake to the wife of Geo. T Bucklsr, who sustained a broken collar bone few days ago by being thrown from hi- horse.
 Frank Imus and Miss Amy Will jams were married over in Mnhave county last week. Forty-two people danced to the music cos1ed from a 5000 fiddle by Prof Farcher. Eddie Csssmeno, an apprentice, died in Tucson from the effects of being hit in the stomach by & pipe thrown from an exploding generator at the $, P. shops.
 A Minneapolis man writes to the Tucson chamber of Commerce that he wants 10 buy 25,0O0 acres of south. ern Arizona land for colonization
 A train load of COWS from Texas arrived in the Salt River valley last week to be put on alfalfa pasture. Texas has a drouth.
 The sad news reached Prescott from Rswhide, Nevada, of the death oi James Rybon formerly Of this county in that city. lie left this ioc;.on about six years ago, and engaged in mining in the vicinity of Rswhide He died of pneumonia. He was a son of Benjamin Rybon of McCa e also well known in Cochise county and leaves A sister and several bro h.
 CTS, all residents of Yavapai county. A gentlemen near Mesa, is said to have a one brand of belted hogs some. thing new in Arizona. They are sup. rosed to be more hog than the variety which Is not belted, but wear suspend. CTS.
 It is stated that Tom Carrig4n is making ready 10 tour Arizona in a big Royal. Carrigan is the Clara Consolidated Carrigsn.
 A. H. Harper brough. from his near | by cabbage orchards, 10 the ottlce of the Mesa Free Press, cabbage weigh ing l4 pounds and six ounces an d measuring over forty inches in cir conference inside the largest leave.
 At Humboldt, Kellogg & George have commenced the erection of sn ce and cold storage plant for their own use.
 The striking of a strong flow of water in the Mutchler we'll, at the depth of $50 feet, in the Jerome iunc- tion section, will give quite an impe- tus to the sinking for water in thst neighborhood, Hon, NJ. P. Perkins will bore for water on his place, two miles distant
 Harry B. Downey, aged five yea died in Yuma, of the mea.le- In the same city, Eugene Wilson, sged three years died Of the measles.
 At Yuma, Dr. Ketcherside, former ly of Phoenix, hss been appointed local physicisn for the Southern Pa cifc railway company,
 Col. Kosterlitzky. styled the pray. est soldier ip the Mexican army, spent Wednesday at Nogsles. He was at tired in uniform Of the most gorge- ous colors. In the afternoon be call ed upon the United States officers in their camp at Nogsles. It was tsted that his call was merely friendly and had DO significance bearing on the present Mexican situation.
 Alter an absence Of three weeks, Deputy Sheriff Billy woolf hes re- turned to PhoeniI, During those three weeks he went to Portland, Ore. to get one. F. H. Lasber, got him, ost him, m,snd hundred for him in vain. To get Lssher out of Oregon where he vas under a suspended sentence of i've years, the deputy had to resort to ! form of kidnapping. Lssher es- ,sped from ths train in California in he San Fernando valley, about 20 niles north of Los Angeles. He was