Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-07
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF iN-
 TEREST CONDENSED.

>f the Elephant Butte Dam, above Fl Psso. He sffrms that the name Of the new sheet vii be "The Dam Truth.
 Governor Sloan and Territorial His. ] toriau Sharlot Hail are expected to be | present at the semi annual meeting oi the Arizona Development Board, which will be held in Douglas May l3. Present. will be representatives from about all commercial organizations m Arizona.
 The Rev. George Logic has resigned the pss;orste Of the Presbyterian church at Douglas and will take an appointment as principal ot new training school for Indian church workers, which is to be established in connection with the Preshy terisn in- dian school ct Tucson.
 Rev. Sam Small, evangelist who is making his home in Phoenix, has an bounced his intention of establishing s Democratic morning paper to be known as the Phoenix Sun. He states that be has already purchased news- paper plant and will deliver his frs, issue about May l5
 Civil Engineer J. S. Fisher, nho was operated Op few days ago in Los Angeles for cancer of the stomach Is reported cut of danger. The med ical experts who sunk on his forms. ton to prospect for cancer could not find any and his friends will be glad to know that his sickness is not ser ious and he Is in fair way to regain
 his accustomed good health. Rev. H. F.. Marshall has purchased
 well drilling outfit sr d will bore for
 water on his eucalyptus experimental
 farm, near Yeager, on the Bradshaw mountain railroad. He will place a gasoline pumping plant on the ground
 as soon as he deyelopes s sufficient
 amount Of water.
 Wednesday evening, Apvil F, the Jerome Miners union gave smoker in their hall at Jerome at which there was an attendance of about lje. Several eloquent speakers addressed the assenblsge.
 The postmasters of Bisbee. Arizona, |, aud Silver City N. NJ, have been sent to Globe, there to be instructed in the operation of postal sssings banks. Postal banks are to be established in Biebee and Silver city on May l.
 The Mexican insurrecto who had
 both hands shot in the fret battle of Agua Prieta and who later had them amputsted, left Douglas for Fl Paso, going there to see his mother who is said to be dying. She does not know of her sou's injury, but he hopes 10 get there in time to see her sliye,
 Harry Tsrbell, Of Denver, United States special examiner, who has been in Douglas on the business of the United States treasury department left yesterday afternoon for visit to Tucson.
 In Albuquerque, April l9, Thomas Hubbel. brother of AIonzo and Charles BubbelI, of 4 Arizona, shot and killed himself, beng Respondent over sickness. He was prominent man ID New Mexico politics.
 Robert Ryan of Globe had his arm broken some ten dsys ago ny the kick of horse. He is not satisfied with the way it is improving,
 The road to the Solomonvill depo, is already filled with teams hsuliug the new crop of hay to the depot. This first crop is unusually fine. The conditions have ell t-eer good. The market started at s9 per ton.
 Deputy United States Marshal R. F. Williams, his wife and daughter and l their guest. Mrs. J. Frederick were 1 'hrown from 6 wagon, narrowly es- 'sping serious injury, when the brake yave away en route to Miami. The party wac near Miami Flats when the | accident occurred. Mir Williams was be most seriously ininred. suffering e srenched neck. The others escaped sith scratches The horses ran away ut were caught later.
 On the morning of April 2 at4a. n, s5 insurrectos captured the town f Euerte. formerly the capital of Sin- los, according to sdvices received ere The federal officials it is re- orted, offered to resistance and fled Q the hills
 8. H. Gray of San Francisco, has cen appointed travelling freight and aesenger agent for the Southern Ps- fife lines in Arizona and New Mexico tn headquarters at Tucson. vice E. Macon.