Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lh-
 TERESI CONDENSED.

Sagered 6 weeke wages that he coulu walk from the city to the Indian ,chool, a distance of three miles, in 50 but be failed to make good. He worked so hard getting into con- di,ion that by the time he finished he was overtrsined. He claims to have made the trip twice on Saturday in Sl minutes, and didn't turn on all the power, either. But when Sunday l came, he was as stiff as . plow-horse and couldn't even start.
 A. Johnson. champion wrestler of Idaho, and Dan Balz. champion mid- dleweight wrestler of Arizona have signed articles for a match to be held tonight st the Majestic thester ct Phoenix. It will be "a handicap match, Johnson agreeing to throw Bals twice in an hour. They posted $50 6 side. Zsnd Jefferies will act ss referee. Balz strips at ITO snd John. son a. I97. Hence the handicap.
 Prescott has lodge of colored Mssous recently organized with ten charter members.
 The Iavapai county restaurant in the basement of the court house at Prescott is now in operation, with William Townsend in charge as chief cook. Among the patrons Of this popular resort are forty odd pris- i oners in the county jail.
 The old Colorado hss begun i,s reg ulsr climbing stunt. It hss already passed the twenty foot mark at the Yuma bridge.
 RlHirsch, a Chicago capitalist. ac- compsnied by several others, is msk- ing an investigation in the vicinity oi Hot Springs Junction with view to colonizing several thousand acres oi the rich farming lands. lying below Hot Springs and ranging west-srd, much of it right on the banks of the Hss:.yamps.
 T Mrs. J. I. O'Brien hss been sp- pointed postmistress at Sacaton; the establishment of 6 postofice at Me. sllister, Cochise county, has been re- commended and Mary F. McAllisto, is recommended az postmistress. A postoffce has been established al Francis in this county also. and Kate Gelcrease recommended for post- master.
 Ten men were arrested in 6 saloon on Elias street in Nogsles, Sonora Saturday by guard of Mexican sol . diers' They were taken to the pes jail where the federal soldiers are qusrtered. There wss no disorder in the saloon at the time Of the arrest and the men were unable to tell the cause of their apprehension.
 A high wind in Nogsles Saturday caused good deal of damage to prop. er,y. Chimneys and smokestsckl
 were blown down and it became dan. gerous at times to walk along the sidewalks.
 In addition to the field meet which hss already been arranged to be held 5o.ween .he University ofAri1ons and the Tempe Normal school. there is
 strong liklihood that the university will also have a match, either in Ari- zons or New Mexico, with the New Mexico agricultural college during th. latter part of March.
 | Bert Guyles . young man who re. gently went to Phoenix from Okla homs. wac thrown from bronci. three miles east of town on the Tenn. z road, and fell on . barbed wire fence sustaining such serious injuries sbou, the throat that death would have re- rulted but for the speedy arrival oi Or Redewill, who found it necessary to perform the operation of trscheot. omy. The csrtileges of his .tbroai were out of position. and he was )ohoking to death when found.
 Ernest 0oidren and T. H. Hollings- worth are at Douglas from Cssss Grsndas. Mexico. They say they have closed their store at Casas Gran- des and that the insurrectos are in absolute control of all that section of Mexico. They say the mines are not being worked and are filling with water. that food and other supplies are shut out of the state, and that the situation is becoming serious. When Paul Michelson moved into theo Id Miner boarding house above the Webster house at Globe, be didn't know that the move was going to net him $300 before the week was out. h seeking to beausify the yard be dug . hole for . lilac bush, and in % doing he unesrtbsd $500 worth of silver ore which he immediately cashei in. W H Newton, aged 35, who was hit