Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-30
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TEReST CONDENSED.

'e'c c kShthoi Ao Sulphur Springs valley though more precipitation has fallen in the south. ern than the northern end. Grsss is reported as growing we'll and the range in fne condition co that cattle. men are expecting an extension oi the period of prosperity they are now enjoying.
 An informal meeting of the Globe city council has been held to discuss the proposition of installing c mod ern and complete sewer system. At this meeting the question of expense was considered and no decision wss arrived at.
 The question of disincorporsting Wickenburg has gone over until Sep- tember 6 shen it will again be con- sidered by the board of supervisors, There are s number of matters to be decided and the case is a decided muddle at the present time
 The city council of Douglas has cut the tax rate of that city from ten to nine mills on the dollar. In SO doing valuations were raised $7l 900, this raise affecting all taxpayers, the Cop per Queen company most largely. its assessment being raised s5I, ,ss7. BIsbee is induiging in it's annual house cleaning. . round up of the vsgs who infest the restricted district and inficting of fiues of size sufficient to hold them in jail for c while
 Those not arrested are taking to their
 heels.
 Acting Governor Young has psroled Dan Williams, serving twenty years for shooting Everett Russell in Doug- las little over a year ago. An inquest on the body of John
 Weildermsn who was thought to have
 been shocked 10 death by live wire , in the Sacramento shalt Of the Copper Queen com p.py ct Lowell developed the facts that Il wac heart failure
 induced by natural causes that killed
 him.
 A storm raging at the Roosevelt dam lsst week broke the power canal
 by means of which electric energy is generated for use in lighting Phoenix No government. pose. is expected Tor several days, but Phoenix will be sup
 piied by reserve steam plant of the
 Pacific Gas and Electric company. No important damage was otherwise done by the storm.
 The Commercial Club of Phoenix and the American Live Stock Associ . stion have come together unde. an arrangement to present . case in contest for rates on cattle shipments to the Interstate Commerce Com. mission.
 Claiming thst 6 house near his home is an immoral resort, Walter Nelson. PhoeniI carpenter is al. legged to have taken the work 0: puri- ficstion by methods not sanctioned by law. Someone used c gun with con- sequent danger to the inmates of the house as to which he complained and other people as well from wild shots A warrant has been issued and Nelson is under arreet.
 A contract was let to Olson & Graf of Phoenix for constructing four new buildings for the Phoenix high school for $ll0. .53O. The contract for che heating goes to the Mechanical and Electrical company of Los Angel es for sll.97o-
 A pile of ties placed on the Ari zons & Eastern track thirteen mile. from Globe by Mexican lsborers gave . timely warning of washouts ahead evening and saved the train from wreck.
 The 1900 Pima and Msricopa Indi- ms who occupy c reservation south of Phoenix, and who objected to remov- J so the Sscston reservation, win heir point and will remain where 1 hey are. They were aided by the ndisns' Rights association of New fork.
 A bolt of lightning on Thursday vening felled JIG Coming and his title boy in their front yard ct Phse- ix. The father carried hie csying hild into the house and then fell un- onscious from the shock to his nerv. us system.
 George Rsdell of Mees, states that e hss shipped 1000 crates of canta- 'upes from 40 acres cultivated land 6 still has more fruit on the vines . ssn he has picked and shipped. Postal savings banks will be estab- shed at Phoenix on August 25, and lsgstaff on August 3l. Y The new Globe city jail will be c 'mpleted within . week. It is now I ing given . plaster coating on the . 'tside. e