Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13
TERRITORIAL ITEMS 0f lh-
 TeRESI CONDENSED.

Fall and Mitchell, he labor agents of El Psso. are opening labor agency as Douglas to supply men for Mae Arthur Brothers Go. in the eonstruc- tion oi the Tucson extension of the Fl Paso X Southwestern. The Yarnell mine. six milss from Congress Junction, has been taken over by eastern cspitalists.
 The union men of Flssst.ff, about fifty men, gre preparing for . big lssor day celebration in that city.
 Thomas silvss, \ Young man. wss struck by lightning Wednesday morr- ng ~hile at work in . stope quarry near Cliffs. Coconino county and iu. stsatly killed. He with four other MeIicsns, Sas standing under pine tree during the rain cod electrical storm. when a bol, of lighting struck the tree, ran down the trunk striking Silva on the head, then ron down his body. The other four men were knocked down and considerably burn. ed a, the game time.
 The Texss-Ari1ons Mining Co. at Johnson has made another big strike of high grade ore, and President sid- pey Webb. one of the principal owners is expected there this week from the east.
 Mrs Luizs Cruiz s native of Mexico spd 6 pioneer resident of Prescott died of dropsy at her home ID thst city last week. She is survived by two sons and daughter.
 The board of control is calling for bids for building . section of the ter. ritorial road south from Prescott which will make so additional 20 miles as contemplated, to the road slresdy completed.
 Near Mesa, . few days ago, Akemsn Mccullough, aged l2 years. VAS out hunting with .22 calibre Stevens rife. He shot and killed . dove in . tree and the same bullet etruck Frank Markley in the breast, the bullet ranging down into his beart, and he A,aH a. c.a
 A lobo wolf on the north side of the Grand Canyon has killed over $2000 worth of calves and yesrlings within the past six months. A party Of hunters are nov cut after his scslp.- Coconino Sun.
 Fred Horn and H O'Neill have given sn Fl Psso company su option on thei. property near Solononville for 30 days for s7OO0.
 Near Phoenix says the Sun. Frank Cain wss pouring cement out of . sack when gust of wind blew his face full of the cement. A thim ble-full Of the cement slmo.t instantly, because Of perspirstiop, "set" over and upon his right eye, and it was found necessary to remove the eye and the cement at the same time.
 An earthquake shock wee felt at Flagstaff. It was not sufficient to do any damage but it alarmed the people for time and was sufficiently power ful to shske buildings. The most severe shock lasted for about five seconds. Other plsces in the vicinity report shocks.
 Flsgstaf is coming to the front Tsc.o ~ss sn earthquake there the other evening and the following day the California limited ran into a freight train snd someone stole six pouches of mail from the depot plat form.
 Work has commenced on the build ings for the Arizoos Gypsum & Plss- ter company st the factory site. five miles east of Phoenix ou the Tempe rosd, close to the Gross Cut canal. The capacity of ths plant will be sbout iorty tons per day.
 Secretary Shirley Christy oi the territorial fair commissiop, has been in California for the past three weeks securing entries for the hsrpese races to be held next fair
 Geo. W Bernard, of the Arizona Pioneer home gave . fourth of July bsrbscue in Prescott in 1864 ct which he b.rbecued 64 sheep, two deer and . quarter of beef. He bought 62 pounds of Elder berries from Chss. Genung for dollar . pound and made them into pies. Some of these pies were ussd to pay Sam Miller for hauling the logs for the erection of pioneer resort known e the juniper house.
 Herold Homsiey, who is employed ct one of the grain warehouses of A. J. Peters < Co.,. hsd . very narrow escape from death st Tempe. The