Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-02
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lh-
 TERESI CONDENSED.

'osst Oil company. was in Nogales 'sturdsy. He stated that the com- any had almost completed the erec' ion of drilling machinery on the oil properties on the Buens Yista ranch Ilong side of the Csnsnes branch of he Southern Pacific. A derrick, s5 l eet high, has been erected.
 An appeal to the supreme court hss been perfected in the case oi N. B Chsves who wac to have been hspged at the territorial penitentisry March l7. This legal step acted as c stay oi exec ution pendlngs . bearing of the case before the supreme court. Fred Browp, city marshsl of Jerome, wac opposed to the granting of the appeal, stating that the murder of which Chavez was found guilty wac cold blooded in the extreme, and that he shot bis victim in the back.
 F. W. Danes, who has been engsg d in ,ae construction work of tbe Mexican West Coast oil company. wac in Nogsles yesterday. The erec- tion of drilling machinery is nearing completion CD the company's prop critics at the Buena Vista ranch, & sbort distance from Nogsles. The derricks have all been erected and the machinery is being assembled. Everything sill bs in readiness to begin boring Tor oil on April l.
 The Tran.continental Good Roads Association will ask for Sl0O,OOO to build two bridges to cross the San Cs-los and GiIs rivers on San Carlos Ind isn reservation.
 Coo >uino County School Superin- tendent Joues left Flsgstsf last week for Fredonis, in the extreme northern par. Of she county, to visit the school at that place. lie went around by way of the Salt Lake railroad. It will take him two weeks to make the trip.
 John Albe, sho was seriously beat en up ct Williams in 6 saloon on March 4th, died in the Coconinc county hospital lsst week. Abe va: employed CD the grand Canyon rail- road, and it is reported that he has 8 wife and two children living in Ier- ome. He wss about forty yesrs of age.
 A pathetic sppesl of an aged mother for the location uf her lost son hs: been received by chiefs of police throughout the territory. The young man in question is Joseph Alexander Wood, sged 8 years. and his mother is Mrs. E. J. Wood, Broadway Apart. ments. Helena, Montana.
 The Ssnts Fe has installed 6 machine at Belmont Ariz for purpose of :sprepsring the ties for the new double track. The machine is co., tirely automatic and has a capacity of about 3500 ties per day. It bores the holes for the screw spike and also saiiaces 10. the tie plate. There are sufficient ties stored there to keep them busy at least a month
 The following ia a popular item among Arizona ranch correspondent nts these days: "The isndscspe is put ting on her summer green and farm CTS armed with rake and hoe are hik . ing garden ward.'
 Mountain lions are getting troutle- some on the south eide of Bill Will jams mountain, Coconino county. Last week they killed three colts, one of which w.s two year old. in l. Smiths pasture. Several hunti, parties tried to run them down. but so far TO one has even gt sight of the brutes.
 A forest fire la.t week in the Deney Park country, about six miles north- east of Flagstaff, burned over the space oi 800 acres before it could he by the forest rangers.
 Report was received over the tele- phone at Flagstaff from Sedopa, that J. V. Fisher, the borseman, had fall en from either his horse or from elf in the Oak Greek canyon and had broken his leg. The bre.k wa. rec ported as very bad one. Dr. Schur- man left immediately, with J. B. Smith, to bring him to FIsgst.ff.
 Word has been received from Del. gate R. H. Cameron that work will | on the construction Of the bridge over the Little Colorado river | ,n May let next. This is welcome ,ews to the Indian service people, mining men and travellers who have o lord that trescherous stream.
 George H. Kruse. chief clerk of the Ddisn service at Tubs, passed away ast week ct Tuba, after brief iIlnese
  | acute Brights disease. Mir Krsuse rae . native o' New York. He went