Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-14
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TEREST CONDENSED.

Sir Gilbert Parker, M P, Of Lond on who is sojourping in PrescDtt for n reason. is very iayoIably impressed With the health giving climate of Arizona. His advent iu;o society in Arizona occurred when he attended leap year ball in the Mountain City.
 George Frost, oldest conductor on the Santa fe road and we'll known to| all time patrons of il, died recently at his home in Albuquerque. He had been engaged in the railroad business over fifty yesrs, thirty one of which were with the Santa Fe -ys. tenn
 At Douglas, within sn hour after he ran to meet his father on his re. turn from work, the iour- yelr-old son oi Anton Ovantile was cold in death from heart trouble.
 Al Douglas, J Burnell, a youug smeiter employe, fell oil rapidly moving street car last Monday. d,s- locating his knee.
 Prescott printers gave a hanquet last week to q number of their friends at St Michael hotel. Their annual feed formerly was mostly Mul!isau stew and wss served in the woods.
 Mir. Mary Shelton Bower. for many years A resident of Tucson and prom inent in the Womsn's club and ID social circles, died last week Of apo plexy iu Lt Angeles at tine home of her daughter, Mrs Otto Grouse, for- merly president of the Arizona Health league in Tucson.
 During the relay race last Monday Bob Edwsrds, who was one oi the riders had the misfortune to have hi. .a5dle turn and received badly .rac tured arm. The break is at the el- bow joint snd it is said it will require aperiod of six months before Nh Edwards will be able to use his arm
 A complete meterogrsphic sppsrs. tus has been instslled at Douglas by the University of Arizona.
 ltis rumored that large English syndicate will take over the property oi the Fl Tigre Mining company, and operate
 Work of double tracking the Sauts Ee from Topock to Blake is progress. ing rapidly and will probably be com. pleted by the 6rst Of February.
 Two more srtesian wells were struck near San Simon during holiday week That makes total of seven within 6 radius Of five miles of the railroad.
 As Governor Sloan has declined tu accept his resignation. Chancellor Freeman Of the state university says he will serve..until the governors term of office expires.
 At Tucson, Probation Officer Mrs H NJ Powell received severai appl'- cations for Baby Glen, "a wsif that has been in charge of the suthorite- NJ Smith adopted the youngster.
 John $ Branamsn. q newly appoint. ed guaId at the Florence prison, had an encounter with bad horse the other day. He was badly bruised when the animal threw and kicked him.
 At Casa Grande. s new settler nam- ed Clark and Ranger ThompsoD had little gun plan one night last week. Neither was injured and the newcom- CT was arrested after shooting uo the nigh: considerably.
 The regents of the University of Arizona will meet in Tucson January 10 t1 consider plane 10. q proposed s4O, 900 dormitory.
 The police of Phoenix have de- clsred war on automobile drivers who allow their machines to drip oil on the streets; The police claim that oil and gasoline soften the surface of the asphalt streets L J Bourdreaux has been elected l editor of the Voice o. the People to succeed Frank H BlightOn who hse retired. Fred Golfer, of Apache county, will contest the election of Alonzo Hub bell, who has an apparent majority of ten or twelve votes. Colter will I, claim that fraud wac prscticed by the  Paving is under way in Phoenix, md 1t is expected that by Februar,