Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF ih-
 TeREST CONDENSED.

I sttie fir ,m the Alamo Cattle company which is expected to arrive inthat i,y to be crossed to the American :de within a day or two. This ship- nent is to be followed ny one from the Jamou Iauch, which will he of sim lar nun Der of head.
 Recently Col. w. c. Greene and Dr L.E. Ricketts of Csnsnes visited Governor Cubillss at Hermosi!lo and him in person 6 large num- ber of photographs of the central eel at Cananes.
 Augustus c. Brichts, veteran of the Mexican war, former recorder oi Pima county, and the first school teacher in Tucson, d'ed yesterday ss the result of an accident which he suffered last January, He was S9 years of age.
 Follouing out suggestions made by Miss Crissie Gilchrist, superintendent of the Associated Charities in Phoenix a brsnch of the organization has been | perfected in Prescott by s group ot representative bus ness men. The Associated Charities not only take care of the indigent aud sick but siso
 protect merchants against irdiscrim- mate and often fraudulent sppeals
 for aid.
 The Cochise County Press says: At
 the G Id Leaf mines owned ny Frank
 Ma-soletti, Frank Trs-k and Eugene
 Valenzuels, & small force o! men is
 engsged in sInkIng shalt on golc
 deposit that promises great things
 This deposit occurs in the schis' , close to the lime contact and can s' traced for & mile or more across thu
 country.
 Employei to examine the claims o . the Ray rentral copper company, Tor mulsre . plan Of development, ant ) recommend the type oi plant hes
 suited to economically reduce tn I ores, Walter Harvey Weed and FraDl H. Probi, Hill arrive I'D Phoenix iron New York next Monday, and immedi 2 steiy proceed 10 Ray, where they vii spend some time, says the Arizon, Republican.
 , United States Marshal c, A Over flock hss returned from LeavenwOrth K.nsas. He turoed over to the fed ] eral authorities at Fort LesvenwOrti Oscar snd Ernest Woodson, convicted of train robbery.
 , The office of the Rio Plata MiniD.
 company have received information tC
 the effect that the insurrection IL
 Mexico had interfered with the oper
 sti Jn oi the mine and with the ship
 ping of its product,
 Frank H Hereford, who has recently
 unoergone a severe operation. has re-
 returned from Los Angeles and was greeted on the streets yesterday by
 hosts oi friends. who congratulated
 him upon his rapid recuperation from his illness Tucson Star. Delegate Cameron has introduced 6 bill in the house to authorize & special road district in Msricopa county, to i-sue Sl5D, ,OOO in bonds for the purpose l oi providing fund for :te cons:ruc- tiou and msintainsnce of . highway 1 m said district. Also bill to enable the city of Phoenix to issue bonds, Application will shortly be made for the listing of the stock of the Ray Consolidated and Chino Copper com psnies on the :.New York stock ex- change. These companies are con- ,rolled by the same group of capital ists, Daniel c. Jackling being wee. presiden. and general manager of both.
 Bya bill Of sale recorded ct Tucson the Zellener Piano company deedHd ! so Richard Zellener, Jr all of the sssets of the company. The consid- ers.ion is given as s65,000.
 A meeting of the board of govsrno rs .. Phoenix will be held today to con- rider b,d. for erection of ,he Water Temple. The building committee nae opened bids, and recommend Olson & Company who offer to con- truct the building for $3l ,99s,
 Five additional clerks are at work D the office Of the assistant secretary | Arizons, addressing envelopes in ,hich the 10000 copies of the besly ,ade constitution will be mailed to bs voters of the territory. The cop . are to be mailed December 2S. s Snow is falling all over northern ? ,;;.e--r rnd indicat,ons are that part U ''H'e o' the ca".'- v,.;..,. v