Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-17
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF iN-
 TEReST CONDENSED.

F. Clesvelsnd. president of the | Union Bank and Trust company of Phoenix. was on the Overland tram on the Southern Pacific, which was m e collision with an interurban car | as Monte, killing Reuben wardlaw of | Los Angeles, an un identified Japan zee. .na msimins eight ,thers. CieaSeland escaped injury. George II. Ross. mining engineer aged twenty-six yesrs, died Thur sday ID Ei Tigre across the line, xhe rehe IS employed, s- the result of: an attack of typhoid fever.
 Dr A. W. Merrill, territorial ento- mologist, has returned to Phoenix from crop inspection in Apache. 0rahsm end Gils counties. He found crop conditions uniformly ex- cellent, and ss result Arizona or chsrd conditions snd insect experi- ment work will he exhsustively reported on at the coming meeting Of the tterritori.l horticultural com- missiVD.
 Osborn school, three miles out from Phoenix, opened Monday morning with POO pupils snd c stsf of eight teachers. Fowler school, five milee west, opened with l20 pupils and three teachers.
 New names on the custom house pay roll at Nogsles, Sonora, are, Phs- ton Ostoz, who ss "contador" will he in command to the coll. ctor ot GUS. toms, called sd ministrsdor Samuel Escslsna and Csllentsno::Belendez are the new "v stss."
 Luke Short, who for two years has been 6 deputy sheriff in Pins county with headquarters at Tucson, tead. cred his resignation to Sheriff Nelson and will assume charge of s large ranch near Tucson.
 W. B. Herrod. assistant United States attorney of Oklahoma. c. A Benton and Kickspoo chief are al Douglas for conference with Vic, Governor Gsyou of Sonora relative t' the rights and protection of the Kick spoo Indians who own valuable land cn the peyisne ..ye..
 The program is prepared for th Mystic Shrine gathering tn be held il Tucson October 26 and 27. followip se-eions of the Scottish Rite Mason on October g, A and 25. The tw bodies will bring to Tucson about 20 Of the alwer of Arizona chivslry, sn' one of the greatest gathering ever participated in will be guarsn teed.
 Several new instructions will added to the University of Arizon teaching staff this year. snd anon these will be Roy Webb Moor, Moore is 6 Tucson boy having attend ed the University, snd grsdu .tin there in 1906 with a degree of Bsch' Tor of ScIence ID mining engineer ing. He will teach mine surveyin and general surveying in the minin and civil engineering departments.
 The real estate valuation of Phoe nix reaches the sum Of $6, l24, ,f9i Improvements are estimated st B 506. .763. and the personal property estimated at SI,s95 ,64l. 50. Tn makes 6 total of sii.527 ,l0i50 l, compared with figures slightly exceed ing g. 900 900 last year.
 Reservations for hotel accomods tions to be nsed during the week the Arizona fair in November, hs, begun to pour in on the bonifsces Phoenix
 That the oil boom Tucson undel went in the spring may revive whe cooler weather comes is indicated the filing of . number of new ioci tions yesterday. These claims are the Catalina mining district, whe thousaods of acres of isnd have a esdy been located.
 The following are svowed csnd dates fer nomination in Graha county: Recorder, democrat. D. I Claridge; superior judge, democra AG McAlister; independent. W Dial; representative, democrat, W Myers; road superintendent. democrs John Hsncock. Dolphe Foot; treasu CT. democrat, Ben F Alger. republics Ned Usher.
 Introduced by letter from hie .o mer fellow townsman, William Bryan. commenting him SC "hones industrious and wortby." VIC MyeI of Fort Thomas is out for state repre- sentative on the Democratic tick, from Grsham cousty.
 A member of the U. $. Geologicl Survey is making . study of the Nortl eru Arisons oil fields along. the VrI