Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-10
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lN-
 TeREST CONDENSED.

Harrison Albright, & Los Angeles architect, has filed suit for s7 900 against the Hotel Adams company claiming he was 10 have been paid | 3 l2 ger cent on the estimated cost o! the building for drafting plans and specifcstions for it.
 Hon. R. E. Morrison returned to | Phoenix from attending the Nstionsl meeting Of the Knights of Columbus. at Detroit. He is of the opinion that at the next national meeting the site for the proposed tuberculosis sanitor- jun will be selected. and that Arizona will get the institution.
 During the storm of Monday morn- ing last at Prescott. the home oc- cupied by Mir. and Mrs. James John- son, on Montezums street, was slightly damaged by lightning. They were asleep and were slightly stunned by the shock.
 At Phoenix, up to noon there hsd been but two deposirors, both boys. in the postal ss 'ings bsn k opened there Friday morning at o'clock.
 Supervising Engineer L. c. Hill left Phoenix Thursday for Fl Psso to inspect the work on the Elephant Butte project Thence he will go to Idaho and on to Yellowstone Park, where he sill meet Hon. Walter L. Fisher, sec retsry of the interior. If possible Mr Hill Hill induce Secretary Fisher to accompany him back to PhoeniI.
 Construction of the San Diego and Arizona railroad west from Seely, Inn perisl Valley. toward San Diego Twill commence Sept. l. The intention is to effect 6 junction with the part Of the road which has been built east from San Diego about i5 miles.
 The proposed extension of the Fer rocarril de Union from Torres, Mex. to the properties o! the Washington Mines Company and other mines in that district, lz5 miles south of Doug las, has progressed SO far that otticia ls of the road in the traffic depsrtmen, are now beginning to look ahead for freight, and are writing border towns in that connection.
 NJ. P. Freeman has qualified ss trustee in bankruptcy in the Case Of the Imperial Copper company, and filed his required bond for S30 900.
 Governor Sloan hss received a mes. sage from John Hays Hammond, sho is in Gloucester, Massachusetts, read ing: My hesrtiest congratulations to you and other friends in the con. ierring of statehood
 The mill at the Miami mine is handling 1700 tone of ore daily. Three unite are in full operation, and 6 half of the fourth unit is being used to experiment with An eight foot Hsrdinee pebble mill for fine grinding which takes the place of . Chilean mill as used in the other unite.
 With J. H. Fleming as chairman snd Dr o. E. Plsth as eecretsry, the farmers Of the Sal. river Valley took the first steps Saturday towsrd the or ganizstion of sn association to elimi- nate the niddlemsn and get fair prices from consumers for Salt River Valley farm produce.
 The government has called for bids l for the installation of big pumping plant and digging of ditches on the Colorado river Indian reservation | near Parker ct & cost of sa5 900. The government hss appointed E. W. | Eesn as supervising engineer for the installation Of the Indian irrigation project.
 Joe Carmichael, of Pinsl county snd we'll known Arizona pioneer, has joined the Pioneer Home pioneers and put his name on the life register of that F George J. Roskruge of Tucson con- erred Masonic degrees up to the tbir. y second on c large class of Mssons t Flagstaff Friday. The Consistory , fast gaining . large membership in ' hat part of Arisons. " Geo. W. Sine. hss charge of the of the Harvey House D airy village at Del Rio. The improv n 'ents to be made there will cost about ti ,O,OOO. About 300 head of milk nt 'ws will be kept there and . large co ,rtion Of the tract kept under \ high ce ate of cultivation.