Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-06
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF iN-
 TeRESI CONDENSED.


 terdsy st Globe. Dockum is well known in that city.
 Driving his big Pope Hartford rsc- ing car over the desert from Phoenix to Tucson in little more than s'x hours. W. D. Tremsioe arrived m Tucson Saturday night. He ~ss sc compsnied by Tom English and W L. Davis English Is Phoenix real estate man. and Davis sn auto expert.
 Plans for locating large herde ot Elk on ranges ard reserves in Arizona are being considered. Arizons hss larg est unbroken forests in country. Ooe million sheep are in AriZons. Invested in sheep and eheep lands about s7 ,0c0 900: Estimated annual expenditure in industry si,00o 900
 At the recent meeting of the Ma tionsl Educational Association ID San Francisco, President 4. J. Matthews, of the Tempe Normal school, was cleo ted director of the association for & period Of three yesrs, ard was also elected vice. president of the normal department of the association. He was already . member of the council oi the association. which petition he retains.
 George French, grand son of Hon. 4. 4. Moore, Of Walnut Grove, wbo recently lost his left hand while oper- stine s drill in 6 mine at Ray, has sc oepted & position in the coDpsny's offices at that point.
 There Is S movement on foot to es- tsblish box factory at Flagstaff .. The building of 6 new opera house ID the same city will soon De under wsy.
 George D. Burtis bas been appoint ed postmaster at Roosevelt, Gils coun- y, Ariz. Harry Thomas Southworth of Arizona hss been appointed first lieutenant in the medical reserve corps.
 Wm Schleper, formerly brew mag ter for the Ar,zoca Brewing Company, died in St. Louis 6 few days ago while undergoing su operation for spendi- citis.
 MT Caroline A. treinburg. 8 re- cent Prescott visitor, died in Santa Rosa. Caliiornis, iUw day ago from asthma.
 Near Cslva, Pinal county, Alvin Jones brakeman and baseball player. had his left cut of while attempting to board moving a,t car.
 At Phoenix, Francisco Rupino, Ysqui 40 years oi age ~ss found dead ss the result of drinking stale eer.
 ssnts Fe employes are arranging for the opening of cooperative store, in Needles, Bakerfe!d. Seligmsns Winsiow and Albuquerque. The plan embraces the handling of all groceries and other necessities at not to exceed ten per cent of the wholesale cot of the articles.
 Professor Fowler. Of the Depart meat of agriculture of the University of Arixons. has again been selected az stock and dairy judge for the Arizona Territorial Fair.
 The flood which came down the Hasssysmpa lsst week aas disastrous to the placer camp of George Hood | of Wslnu. Grove. Part of his equip ment was carried away and his burro, which wee tied to . tree, was drowned by the suddenly rising flood.
 The contract for the construction of three miles of extention of the Grand Canal for the Water Users as- eocistioD wss let Saturday by the board of governors to the Grant Brothers Construction company for approximately ss0.OO0.
 Maps have been filed for railroad across govern ment land from Hol- brook to the forest south by the Na- vsjo Development Co H. Bow sn is president and W. H Clark eco 'etary.
 Fred E. RAthbun brought his nashed foot to Prescott from the Black Hills for medical treatment. The lightning knocked lis whim buck. t into the IA 1t. shsit in which he was working and the tucket landed on his oot.
 The International says that word | sas brought by man who came ID [ rom Nacozari on the train that there ? ,as trouble ct the Pi'sses mine 6 uned by the Mcnsezums Copper E ompauy. The trouble is believed to e on account of the Chinsmen who ave been employed io the pact. 4 parade o. the hbo! uDiops of Tue.