Tombstone epitaph., 1897-09-26
HUACHUCA NEWS.
Interesting Items From Our
 Huachuca Corresp Ordent.
FT. HUAcHuCA, Sept. 9.

| JSsIy CiCe'iy anu osiASA "Soois'
 were the fortunate discoyerers of the
 gold mines found at the head of Post
 canyon, which are now bonded for $i0,CO0. Once more there will be 6
 small klonGyke in the Huacbucae.
 To judee from the many recent dis
 coveIies of gold i: is liable to become
 the cheaper metal.
 William Parker has charge of T. L..
 Rice's cattle interests. Billy knows the ropes and is No. 1 vaquero. James Hale, of Harshaw, and others are preparing to settle up their busi- ness interests and march for the frozen north in the spring. Willard Roath has returned from San Francisco after an absence of two months. He was glad to get back to his riats and broncho, and says there is no place like home.
 J. U. Vaughan & Sons, large stock owners near Benson. ore going to die pose of their large herds this fall, or in the spring ship them te Texas, where they intend to remain perma- nently. Afr. Vaughan has been buy ing email herds of cattle for the lsst two years which he will realize large profits from on account ef the advance in prices.
 Tom Smith, Mayor of Huachuca Station, and his estimable wife were visitors during the week.
 V. H. Ieo says the Evans Camp school will open the first Monday in October. The holidays of the little lads and lasses are over. Prof. James W. Pemberton takes charge of the school.
 There was only one accident during the round-ups, but it came near being 8 serious one. A Mexican in the em- ploy of Lsnders Bros. in the Babacs- mari redeo had broncho fall back on him and pinion him to the ground. While there were no bones broken, the man was unconscious for several hours, but the next day he wss on hls bronehe again.
 Charles Calenaty, butcher a! Fort Huachucs, intends to resign hIs posi- ton and leave for Butte, Montana, where he has been offered half in- ;erest in a large butcheTing establish ment.
 Dave Adams is now foreman of the Empire ranch. Nessrs. Vail X Gates made a wise selection and have s man that understands his business.
 James II. Rice, of Bisbee, has ar rived at his ranch and is going to spend few months experimenting his ranch and stock interests. Jim says that Bisbee is the camp of the Territory.
 George A. Spindle is making large purchases of csttle. George has an eye to business and is liable to reap large rewards.
 Billy Maritime. foreman fer the San Rafael Cattle Company, has returned from the east, where he has been for several months combining business with pleasure. He looks halo and hearty, and says there is nothing like a change, but still he was glad to get back to his faverite hauLts.
 John Reilly, near this place, has go. the Klspdyke fever, and ia going to dispose Of his place and be ready to move north in the spring.
 1s is reported that some proapectors have found valuable gold lodges near tho ranches of Rice, McCar,y and | O'Donnell.
 Charles Douglas and P. A. Demar. Iini have bright prospects on account of the late rains of securing large Of wild hay for their Fort con- racs which they were fortunate in getting.
 H. J. Temple, our efficient and 'ccommo dating railroad agent at Huachuca, can be seen of evenings exercising ca his wheel. Joe intends C become an expert an d enter tor 'ome of the large purses.