Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TeRESI CONDENSED.

Tucson -Noesles railroad from Tucson 10 Hsrt's Well began Monday morn ing.
 The Copper Belt reports that coun- terfeit silver dollars have appeared in the Verde valley. The dollars are supposed 10 have heer made in the vicinity of Camp Verde. They are fairly good limitations; bear Che date O, 1901 and are without the letter designating the mint of msnufso. ture.
 Hon NJ. A. and Mrs Perkins were Prescott visitors this week. Mir Per- kins is buying cattle for Denver psr- ties. He is offering SIS and &25 per head for one year olds and two year olds, and ssys that he will take all that be can get.
 Following a successful surgical operation, John Publo, an Indian, died s few days ago in 6 hospital at Phoenix.
 Willcox is certainly being surround. ed by some very interesting neighbors. san Simon with her artesisn water to the east and Drsgoon with her minos 20 m lies to the west make new life along this division of the South ern Pacific road.
 added when the whole work is com
 pleted.
 A. F. Duclos, superintendent of the Fort Moisve Indian school, has just returned from 6 trip to Washing.
 ton, where he looked after the inter- ests of the Indians before the depart
 ment.
 Though there had been only one saloon iu Parker and that one had
 been in existence only four weeks, the
 people of the town ccu' d DO. stand the drink evil. and by a vote of of 45 to 36 lsst Saturday, the town went dry. The conduct of the election was under
 the direction of the Anti Saloon League,
 A Southern Pacific railroad official coming 10 Nogsles from Emp-lme reports that the rumors of the arrest oi General Luis Torres by the iDsnr- rectos are false.
 Mir. Charles McCully of London and Psris, who is largely interested in the West Coast Mexican Oil com psuy, which has started work on the Msscra,enss ranches in Sonors, near Nogsles and which be successfully financed in England. is in Tpccon visiting Judge Charles Blenm1n oi that city.
 Starting alone on 3o0-mile ride such as the early day army officers used often to undertake in Arizona, Captain ". c. Babcock of the 18th Infantry. left Tucson Monday on horseback with his dog trotting be. side him, bound for the Grand Can- yon.
 SJ Ford the husband of Mrs Cam lille Ford, xho died at Tucson a few days ago. arrived at that city from Concord, California. The remains were sent to Bisbee where interment was had.
 A special communion service of the Indian members of the Presbyterian church was held Sunday afternoon in the main auditorium of the church s' Phoenix. Before the opening Of th' public service, 2S young Ind'sns, mer and women, were baptized into ;he church, thus increasing the Indian mem bership to about 250.
 The Water Users Association has received letter from Frank Harper, to Col. Roosevelt, snnounc- ng the wishes of Mre. Roosevelt for change in the program Monday, 20. It is the desire of Mrs. Roosevelt and the young ladies of the party to remain at the Evans School t Mesa or in that vicinity, tolength- ID their..visit with Archie Roosevelt.
 William Red. president of the seidville Oil company. reports the discovery of oil in his property in )avidson's canyon st the depth of PCT .et. The strike was made Saturday tternoon.
 Adolphus Pool, . member Of enc of he oldest fsmilies of Southern Ari- ons, committed suicide late Tuesday fternoon at Kelvin by shooting him. If with . revolver. No motive for le deed is known. unless it was de- srisiuR from i'll heslth- c Mexican insurgents took possession one of the five boarding hon ses for the men employed by 2. J. q. Norton of Phoenix in huild-