Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 IERESI CONDENSED.

The Frontier Celebration Associs- tiun of winslow has decided to hold | s three dsys' celebration October 5, 6l and 7th t Winslos. They have started cut to make it hoxling suc- ce.e and strong committees have been selected to prepare 6 lengthy program for the musernept of the big crosd they anticipate.
 At ( meeting of the fair commis- son at Phoenix, the handling oi the mid way attractions at the far was made the duty of Ned Creighton, who was named 10 be superintendent O: mid~ay. The show rights were the property of Messrs. Sanichss and Glover, who had arranged to put on 6 midway somewhat similar to the one Of last year.
 It is said to be actually settled thst the American Smelling X Refining Co. will own the smelter At Hayden, and theref re hsrdle under contract the copper concentrates from the Ray Consolidated works m that field. K Teddy Tet1lah, Joe Nikren, and W D Tremaine will leave Yuma Tues. day to erect sign boards along the wsy from Yuma to San Diego for the guidance Of drivers in the Los An geles Phoenix road race.
 Having been released on 6 cast bond oi $500, Enrique Psredes, sc cused oi the murder Of Arturo Rod riguez on International Street, No gales, August l6. 1910. has been re- arrested on c bench warrant, and Il again confined ip the county jail.
 Notices have been posted in ;h, Nossles pest office offering reward' for the apprehension of Walter w Finley and Harry Howard, privste deserting from Troop c. Sixth cav airy ct Nogales, May Is and May r respectively.
 Francisco, champion pasc jla dance of ihe Ysquis, is in Phoenix withish retinue, consisting of one harper sn' one violinist, and his wardrobe, con sisiting of c shirt, handkerchief, co~ boy hat, overslls and ankle rattlers.
 The Phoenix democrats have file, articles of agreement by which ever primary candidate agrees to stay pu and support the winner.
 The comptroller oi the treasury hs decided that the unexpected bslsnc of funds from the election for tb constitutional convention in Arizon and New Mexico cannot be used fo coming election purposes.
 The plan. of the Arilons Alial' Milling company was destroyed b fire. The loss is fifty thossand dol lars with DO insurance
 Walter Patton, son of E. E. Patton was instantly killed today at Ho Springs Junction, near Prescott. H wac riding on . train and swung ou from she platform iust .s the iraii was going over bridge under repair His head was struck by c heavy tim Der and he died instantly,
 John Crosby, aged 50 years. a ns tive of Illinois, died at Mayer. of can cer. He leaves . brother at Good sin Nebrseks, and . sister ct Acme South Dskots.
 On the line of the Santa Fe, nes Ash Fork, last Sunday afternoon, E E. Smith, locomotive fireman ~ss in. stantly killed. He left the cab t' walk along the running board of thu engine to look st the machinery sn' the next moment hie remains wsr, found on the grade. his head hsvinS evidently come in contact with one O the driving wheels.
 While drinking . cup of coffee in [ restaurant in Tucson Monday lsst Miguel Escslsnte died.
 John Hayes, . San Francisco fire man with . record of falling from high buildings into safety nets, fell three feet from . fence. bro ke his skull and may die.
 Generous rains have prevailed in Prescott and vicinity during the past week.
 Four hundred and sixty dollsrs worth of the e600 worth of stsmps TO- csntly taken when the postofiice st Parker was burglsrized. have been found covered up under gunny sscks i'd sn old corral.
 Nsar Jerome, Chief of Police Hsw-