Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-09
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TEREsI CONDENSED.

While ct work in his well at Jerome ) Junction, c A French is reported to have he'd . narrow escape from being ssphyxiated. He was unconscious for . short time after being drawn to the surface by his son.
 J A Trenberth, territorial road building contractor. is at work on Beaver Crees hiil with seventy men aud sixty teams.
 Governor Sloan will on Thursday next address the Northern Arisoos Wool Growers Association, at Flag stsf5.
 J B Sloan captured seven inch Gils Monste. in his garden in Pres- colt few days ago. A monster over twenty inches long was captured over in New Mexico lAst week.
 The Mission building at the corner of Gibson street and Keystone svenue was wrecked by sn explosion of gss the other day. The detonstion ~as heard miles distant, aud the fact that no lives were lost is considered sl. most miraculous by those who wit messed the wrecking O! the building. A plumber wes altering gss connec t;ons iu the building and his thought less action ia lighting . match was the direct cause gof tearing Mismi's finest building apart and causing damage roughly estimated s. about }30OO.
 August Vaglio, native of Italy, seed l9 yesrs, died st Humboldt lset Monday of injuries accidentally at the smelters at thst point.
 The following is from 6 personal letter from William Alden Smith chairman of the senate committee on territories to c Greenway oi Bisbee. The letter is dated at Washington June 26: "We voted on the state hood bills Saturday in the committee on territories, and I have DO doubt that they will pace during the present session of cungress.'
 Delegate Cameron has been rocking the statehood boat. It is to be hoped that be will not succeed in upsetting it, and if be does that Miss Arizona will be able to swim to shore in her new statehood summer dress .-Pres- colt Courier.
 Stephen Sumner, in his s2nd year and who had resided In Yuma for oyer 50 years, died in that city few dave ago.
 In Prescott. June 2s, 1911, twins. boy and s girl, were born to the wife of Chae P Heiser. Thi. makes NJ L Buckley, the we'll known mining man. . agrandfsther.
 It is announced that H H Fisher, of the Department oi Agriculture. an expert in the matter Of eIterminating prsrie dogs, will arrive in Prescott about August let to tell the isrmers how it is done.
 The Arizona Mine Supply Com. psny this week shipped . ho;sting plant to the Silver Chord properties on Turkey Greek; also . large boiler and otber machinery for use on the Lake Superior end Nevada mine near Grown King.
 Word was received from Lowell to- day that Harvey Hughes had shot and probably fatally wounded . man McClimond. The shooting occurred about one o'clock and is culmipati of trouble between the men for come time.
 No further news is had from Globe e to who sssassinated Kingsley Olds the susr ected murderer of Lulu and Myrtle Goswick. Olds was shot and killed in his cell by some unknown person who had hid near . window overlooking the jail.
 The killing o' the prisoner is c sem sstions! ciimax to the tragedy vf the drowning ol the Gossick sisters for whose death Olds was in jail awaiting hearing. The case has been full of mystery end the assassinstion sdds another chapter to the ,ist Of tragedies
 The father of the dead girls was in Globe for several days but has not been seen since Sunday.
 The bassbsIr game in Prescott last Sunday between the Grays and the Humboldt nine resulted in score vf l6 so 5 in favor of the Prescott nine. Lsst Sunday ct the Mckinney mining csmp near Iron Springs, Fred sged II years, in snme manner got his leg caught in the belt # sbs pumping plant, sod was thrown ,veS the engine fly wheel. His leg
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