Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-26
TERRITORIAL ITEMS Or iN-
 IEREST CONDENSED.

Alter having been in operation for three days, the fret unit of the Miami Copper company's mill is running to the complete satisfaction of its owners- No tonnage announcements have yet been made, and it is likely that none gill be for some time. IL is expect d tat the mill will te running to its full capacity within very short time.
 A large bundle of barley from Col Greene's farm. grown without irrigs- tion, has been on display at Casa Grande for several days. The sample | was four feet high, very thrifty and fully headed out. It illustrates what this region is capable of producing, even before sufiic ent water for all irrigation purposes has been secured.
 Willi4m Adsms and Robert B,l- lings, of the Lees Ferry Placer Min ing company near Flsgstsff have brought in word that Press Apperton another employe, and 6 team of hor- ses were drowned while attempting to cross the Colorado river in 6 ferry boat. The boat sank when about half way across the river. Four other men in the craft succeeded in making shore but the horses and Apperton were swept down the river Apper- tons body he'd not been found when they left.
 An unknown Mexican was shot in the head aud possibly fatally wound Cd at Miami last week, He was taken to the hospital. Deputy sheritfs are seeking e man banned Lantos, who is said to have fled from Miami in the direction of Globe. Friends of the
 wounded man made every effort to conceal the crime.
 Bisbee bested Douglas at the War; Ten ball park by 6 score of 9 to o
 after s very uninteresting game.
 The firm of Bremen and Sauer O Prescott has been awarded 6 lsrg, contract for work at Whipple bar. racks. The double bxrrscks buildin, : is 10 be reinforced with steel and con , crete, since the building is sho~in, , defective construction ;n se-eIs, place Work will begin immediately. Last week Contractor Mulligan o inc firm of Marsble and Mullissn de posted with E. F, Ssnguinetti bank ing company government check 10
 sj0.000 probably the largest paper 0 that discription in the annals 0 , Yuma.
 According to reports to the Ssnt, Fe general offices the westbound Over land or the Santa Fe WAS in collision
 near kingmsn, about B passenger
 being injured. none seriously. branch train on 6 siding failed tt clear the main track, the engine o
 he Overland striking it. The cosches did not leave the track, but the pss- seugers were thrown iE hesps.
 Harry E. Blake Of Los Angeles
 inspector of irrigation, is in this die trict examining into the possibilities of the San Pedro and Sulpher Spring valleys under irrigation. Blake is assured of the fact that at small coet sufficient water can be obtained from
 wells to irrigste comparatively large districts. He estimates the average cc.. c! vel! boring and Haihiainane. of pumping plant at 5000.
 | Within the next few days crew oi surveyors under the direction Of w. B Issscs, engineer iu charge of the Tuc- son -Noaales railroad, will survey tile location lines6 flor the new Tucson Nogsles tracks entering the city. The object in the reconstruction will be be to bring the terminus of the road nearer the city, and simplify the handling of freight and passenger traffic.
 The Jack Rabbit mine in the Casa 
 Grande district which re-opeped . few months ago following the prsc- tical demolition of its operating equipment by the cyclone lsst sum. mer, has sgs,n shut down temporsr- lily, according to sdvicee received here.
 Delegate Cameron states that he introduced a bill into congress pro. viding for bridges across the San Car. Ios and Gils rivers on the San Csrloe reservation, and that he will reintro- duce the bill at the extra session Of congress provided such matters will receive confederation st that eession
 Arrangements have been made for . game Of baseball between the high school tssms of Douglas and Tucson. The game will be played in the old Pueblo.