Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-25
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF iN-
 TERsST CONDENSED.

charged with a5sconding with $50 900 belonging tn the BsDco de Sonora. hss escaped from prison a. Mazsilan where he was placed alter his capture at AutlAn. and Is now supposed to be m South Amerlcs.
 At the Calumet and Arizona smelt- sr d Douglas the foundation has been laid un which will rest new steel -tacI which, when completed will ts the iailest steel ,tsck in the world.
 Globe now has telephOnic connec- tiCH w.th Los Angeles The first conversation between the two cities occurred on Saturday.
 From Morenci comes the report tha, typhoid fever has troken out in Eagles Nest. several cases having made their appearance, but all psti. ents are DOW reported as out of dsn- ger.
 Records in rapid road building are reported from Prescott. The Grand 1 Canyon boulevard hss been completed from Prescott to within mile of Ash Fork in 57 days.
 Douglas IS planning to use car Of | oil as test on oiled streets. Is ia claimed that this plan will keep down dust and largely obviate the need of -treat sprinkling.
 At its meeting on Friday night. the Tempe Merchants Association de-. cided on a weekly half holiday during the summer months. All stores will ciose atnoon on Friday. ] In Globe there is announced re. duction of 20 per cent in the valus-
 tions of business blccks and ten per
 cent on residences Despite these
 reductions the assessed valuation Of
 Cila county is increased s526, ,664.
 The Arizona Rsiiway commission
 is in session at Phoenix. Three cases
 are before them. one against the Fl
 Paso { sou.h~eeteTa, afisiDs at Bis
 bee, and one against the Southern
 Pacific. A shird case ie against the
 Wells Fargo Express company. l Excavation work for the founda-
 tion ofthe federal bnilding at Phoe-
 nix was started Saturday. Only six
 feet of excavation is needed for the
 foundation walls, az the basement story ~iiI come above tbe ground.
 Ip East Prescott ls-t Tuesday night
 Irs W Ii Co!by stepped into a hole in the sidewalk, fell and broke her ankle and injured her hip. She may
 sue.
 The. Copper Ere, Q: Clifton, say. that A Bradley, the A 6 storewatch. man at Meicslf, has applied for .d- mission to the Arizona Pioneer Hume at Prescott
 At Lake Mary, Coconino county, s four pound bass sam to shore to zee Sheriff Francis in his auto and the sberif drew his pistol and shot the ieh.
 Miss Norma Dixon, aged I9, for merly of Globe Is said to have fallen heir 10 an estate valued at about s25O ,hOO, one-sbird interest in the estate of Mrs George Riser, of New York.
 c c Cusrsn finished hauling and stacking his ost hay Tuesday. He obtained forty wagon loads of hay from five-acre tract, estimated at from eighteen to twenty tons, The crUp as it stood in the field wss sro- nounced by all who saw it as surpss. ing any ost crop ever raised in the territory. The oats were soyn in Msrch.-Benson Press.
 Among the new tariff assignments. consequent upon the recent re. commentators of the general staff of the United States army, is that of former governor. of Arizona, Lieut.. Col. Alexander o Brodie, wbo is OF. dered to the Department of Culiforni. under the Western Division.
 
 The Miami company of Globe ba. decided to install the two additional sections of it's concentrstor a. onca probably ss a result of the increasing price of copper.
 This will give the Misri plant .auacity of 3 900 tons of ore daily. The Williams News states tb.. fred Coulter, of springervilIe, sold his week 40 steers, first cIsss fan delivery. n ostly Be up, at 4 cepts elivered on cars to Arizona parties. Sunday last. Thomas Duke, e pi.- eer resident of Prescott, while wall. z along in front of the Prescott Istionsl Bank, had an epiletic strol. od was taken to the Mercy. hosri,.l ? treatmeot.