Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF ih-
 IEREST CONDENSED.

A slsg locomotive of the Old Do- minion company overturned in the new railrssd grade at Globe. Several care of dirt also went into the ditch, but the crew escaped without injury by jumping.
 The Ray Consolidated mill at Hay den, the starting of which was sched- uled for March 10, has finally been placed in operation and the crushers gre now grinding ore. !The mschin. cry has been fairly tested and tuned up, and between 1000 and 400 tons of ore are now being sent daily to the mill
 The postoffice at Bowie, which for years has borne the name of Teyiston, has been changed to Bowie by the postmaster general. The office was originally named for Captain J. H. Tevis, the Arizona pioneer, who had . trading station at the site Of the town long before the Southern Pacific thought oi building across the con- tinent
 Mrs James Adams, a resid,nt of Mesa. op Monday last fred five shots from a pistol at her husband. She stated in court that she was spgered at the time but she dearly loved her husbsnd She refused to divulge the caufe Of her anger. The husband re : fused to prosecute the case and the defendant was discharged. A company of Boy Scouts W Il be organized at Jerome in the near fu
 ture,
 Ten thousand new fruit trees are
 being set out in the Verde valley .this
 spring,
 While a dance was in progress Sat- urdsy night at & private residence ID
 North Clifton, officers John Garnet, and Billy Ham lton put 6 stop to the gaiety by arresting the dancers uLdeI iustrncticns from the health officer a. the house where the dance wss iu
 progress was under quarantine as s
 precaution against the spread o
 chicken pox.
 Between seventy and eighty dele [ gates will attend the meeting to bs l held at Phoenix next Saturday tc , form Territorial Good Roads sssocis tiou. according to President George | Purdy Bul!srd o! the Maricops coun- lty Automobile club.
 NJ. P. Costly. one of the energetic farmers in the Benson canal district |, informed the BersOn Press reporter I last week that he was gathering and
 marketing rheubarb from the acre o ] ground he planted to that toothsoms
 vegetable last October or about sil
 months ago In most all sections , rheubsrb is not expected to produce 8 , crop until the second year after plant
 ing. and the rapid development Of Mir
 Cosby's plants i. big advertisement
 for the land and climate in the San
 Pedro valley.
 { At Nogales at the morning session of the district court Saturday, Judge {, Dosn senterced Fernando Sslszsr to two years in the penitentisry for
 uttering a ficticious check. Juan
 Perez received the same sentence for shop lifting from the Fl Psso store. Bisbee will celebrate the Fourth of July this year in a manner to break , all previous records, and make it 6 day to be remembered ell over the territory. The board of trade rill
 take the matter up at it's next mel ing, so that there msy be plenty r' time to make all necessary preps-s
 tions.
 Deals are now under way for ;he purchase of large tracts Of land north. west of Tucson by the Fl Psso & Southwestern railroad, beyond the small pieces bought by the railroad last week. The purchases are being negotiated for the railroad company through \. E. Plumer, but have not yet been closed.
 The law against giving liquor to a common drunkard after notice has been given, which has seldom been enforced, was invoked against 6 Globe saloon keeper today for ceiling liquor to an inebriste who is again in the county jail. He WAS taken before Justice Thomas. where he wac ad. judged guilty and remsnded for sen- tence this afternoon.
 A rumor has been current in Phoe- | nix several days that the Fl Psso. & Southwestern officials have fixed upon $l00 900 as the bonus they vii, ask l that city 10 raise before they gusran. tee to extend their system to that point. They required Tucson to raise $75 DOC for terminals.
 The Southern Pacific car shops st Tucsoo will today go hack from five