Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-17
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF iN-
 TERESI CONDENSED.

- =. - =. | Tuck HiDg, who wac prosperous Chinsmsn iu Phoenix until some months ago. when he suddenly die. appeared while under indictment for a statutory offeDse, has been located in | Bakersfield, where he established S res- tsursnt TucE Hing bss been pl-ced I d1deT s'Test, and will be brought back l to Phoenix for isl. Beginning Sept. l4. Wilcox will put On the frs; exhibit of the Southern AnzOns Agricultural Fair association. A strong working interest is being shown by the citizens Of both town and country and individually and collect lively efforts are being made to give c three dsys' fair which will please the visitors. grs,ify the citizens and call attention of neig ghboring sections to the wonderful re.ources of mine land and water.
 At Phoenix, an ordinance providing for the city censorship oi moving pic. turts, vaudeville and penny arcade. will soon be introduced at . council meeting and it's passage asked for The ordinance provides that the per. sonnel Of the censorship committee remain secret.
 Bids for the superin,endepcy oi the county poor farm will be opened al Phoenix Sep. Is. The term of D. H. A. Hughe. who bss been superin- tendent for many years, expired Aug ust 3l, and it was discovered that h, could not under the statute, be hired to continue in office.
 The cost of running the Bishee cit, government during the year l9ln wa $94 ,04i. 36, exclusive of outstaudinI warrants. and the receipts for the yea were sll3, ,35s9s-
 Rev. NJ. Fred I. Bennett, ~ho ha been rector of St. Paurs church fo the past two years, has gone to Phoe nix to take charge of St. Luke Home. Owing 10 i'll health, he ws compelled to leave Giobe, and resigne some time ago. Bishop Atwood hs not yet nsmed his successor in Glob,
 Frsnt NJ Murphy. president of tn Development Company of Americ and of the Imperial Copper Company is now negotiating to settle the exist ing indebtedness agsins, the com pa D and end the bankruptcy proceeding now pending, 1t Is understood. N Freemsn has resigned ss receiver fc the Imperial Copper company.
 Governor Sloan Saturday sppoin ted Dr. George W. Vickers of Phoeni, to be surgeon-geneIsl Of the nations guard of Arizona with the rank ( colonel. the position having been vs cant for a considersb ble time. Dr VIckers has not been in the sctir practice recently. but is one of tb old-time physicisns of the territory.
 Twenty-one Chinese sho wished [ soiourn in the United States, wer st>rted back 10 the Celestial King dom from Tucson Sunday. The travelled st the expense Of the Unite States government. Chief Deput United States Marshal Don Willet was in charge Of the party. which VA gathered from a numter oi Ariz1n poinss. They will be transferred {, transports ct San Francisco.
 The Pacific Copper Company. ne, Packard motor truck is now iu cotn mission. It made the trip iron Grown King to the Company camp having over 5000 pounds of freight, ii 50 minutes. The return trip va made ID JU minutes.
 With Hon. Geo. U. Young of Vii iisms. as the republican nominee fo governor of Arizona, and the Hon Thos. F. Weedin, of the Florenc, Blade, ae the democratic standard bearer, the union printers will hay. hard time to make c selection They will probably "ieff" on election morning. ssd let Ter go as they lay Williams News.
 g Vice-Governor Canyon of Sonors bss arrived in Nsco, Sonora, for the purpose Of sIIevisting the friction ex- isting between municipal officials and to make changes in the customs ser. vice.
 The postoffice st Peoris. which was closed recently. is to be restored, in accordance with c petition signed ty the people of tn at community.
 F O'Brien, of the Wickenburg section, is reported to be very sick