Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-09
TERRiToRiAt ITEMS OF iN-
 TEReSI CONDENSED.

sbat they call the Phoenix Junior club, each member of which . e1 ected to have q wireless tele- yrsply outf, at his home, and send put sad receive messages over it. Al ready there are nine wireless ststions ln operation. and st least three more will be equipped at once.
 The April term of the Yuma dis trict court opened with Judge, Camp tell Of Tucson presiding, ard Will liam F. Cooper of Tucson acting as court reporter in the absence of J. E. Lar ,bee, for merly of Tombstone, who is ill at Albuquerque.
 To avoid the disturbances in Mex ico, sod enjoy peaceful residence in Tucson Alberto Navsrro, wealthy cattlemsn from the Ures district. has arrived there with bis family, and will remain in Tucson until the situation across the border is cleared. The home of tine Navarro family is at Mstspe, about 65 miles below Ores
 At Phoenix Francisco Rodriguez made deliberate attempt Sunday to murd his wife by placing revolver ct her back and firing twice. He fired twice more ss she fled toward Der home, sDd when she sank 10 clump of weeds he fired 8 filth time. The would-be murderer vas chased 6 long distance on foot by posse, head ed by his brother.in- law, who finally caught him. IL appears that Rodri- guez attempted to murder hi: wife because she refused 10 live with him any longer.
 A telegram received at Yuma from
 New York states that Charley Gates the young New York millionaire and son of John w. Gstes, the steel king, is in Yums. IL stated alec that his
 wife has filed suit against him for divorce. A careful search of the hotels and resort. iL Yums failed 10 locate young Gates.
 pr. James Douglas with Walter
 Douglas are ct Copper Basin Ya-sP.i county where development is under
 way on the Commercial Company's properties.
 At Phoenix the tWo story business
 block on the west side oi FIfth avenue
 between Washington and Adsms streets wss 90 seriously damaged by
 fire that 1t will have to be rebuil, be- fore it cs1 be made suitable for oc- cupancy. The loss on the building proper will be about sl5,O and in- dividusl ioeses will run about $l0,. 900 more.
 One hundred business men and mem bere Of the Prescott chamber of commerce are making srrsnsements for 6 trade excursion to PhoeDir which they will make in the very near future
 Berusrd Redmond. brother O: the Florence city msrshsl wss found dead in his bed st the marshal's residence A,- ba h.l .Ao .l er's grosns, but arrived st the bed side just after life had become extinct. It was found that he had committed suicide by taking cyanide of potassium No motive Is known. Redmond ~ss known in Cochise county having re- gently been at Gleeson.
 John H. Hobbs of kingman has brought suit in the Los Angeles courts against D. A. Dsvis Of Pasadena, and the Tom Reid Gold Mines compsoy for $269 900 which he claims ,s due him from . sale of mining stock.
 On Sunday, Gretchen Dolf, six years old passed through Tucson or c Southern Pacific train enroute from Frankfurt, Germany, to Yuma; hav- irg made the entire trip from the German city alone. From 6 German seaport town she came on a steamer to Galveston, Texas, leaving there for Houston. At Houston che transfer red 10 a Southern Pacific train and psssed through Tucson enroute 10 her destination.
 Fredrick F. Brill. from whom the ] Brill addition of Phoenix gets its name, died at his home on McDoweli | Road near the end of the Brill car line. He wss 77 years of age and native of Germspy but had lived in Arizona for over 70 yesr..
 A revival oi mining activity is re. ported from the Courtlsnd district. The Gold Queen property. stsked of by cattlemen during the gold strike of will be developed, it is reported, by sn operating company, the l.tter hsyipg entered into s. agreement with the owners of the property to sink three hundred feet,