Tombstone epitaph., 1902-11-30
DOINGS DURINi
 THE PAST WEEK
From All Parts of the Terri
 tOrv-Brief But Newsv

'unty will have come storage ressr- voirs that she will want Uncle Sam t." to take . hand in building.
 Cochise county contains moro line. of railway. more srtesisn wells, nor. undeveloped mining resources, nor, smelter'. more fast ball plsyers aud moro beautiful women than any other county in the territory.
 It would not be . bad plan for the bosrds of supervisor, Of Cochise. Pima and Santa Crus counties to get so gether and establish c poor farm on the San Pedro between st Davit and Benson where there is plenty oi water, where the many broken down iuvslids could be cared for and made 50 help support themselves instesd oi being bu den on the taxpayers and kept st the county expense of the three counties.
 Is begins to look like is would be . necessity for . longer term of cor .. ip Hochi.e county. Tue legal bushes. continues 70 pile up and under the present eIisting ciroumstances is is impossible to clean up . court cslen., dar at 6 seesion of She di .trict court,
 q many cases are neoecsssrily post poned which causes trouble to all par. ties concerned.
 The three counties, Cochise, Grs.. han and Gils, should be placed in ore judicial district, spd ,he United States court held in this oi,y and the the judge located h Tombstone. Le, Pin.l, Santa Crus and Pima maLe suother district. A the districts are now divided she people Of. Graham sud Gils counties arc compelled to paes through Cochise county to get so Florence. What is the matter with moving the headquarters from Flor. ence to Tombstone and put Graham aud Gils oounsies in the distric,t [ Here is chance for our legislators
 lhere Is no moro efficient solunl leer fire department in Arizona than Tombstone bossts of. When they 20 up sgsinst . fire backed by the good old force of the Huschuoa water, c meihing has to so. and it |. the fire wh oh goes out at once. Had th. senstorisl committee been on hand at the recent fire and seen them as work all doubt as to the st.tehood bill "a. sing would have been washed away c. were the fiery em b.,.
 Nov that statehood looks hke [. sure thing, the senatorial bee has be- gun so busz in the eer. of many of the politicians throughous tbe territory. Some of them are . little more mod. sst ss the prescott, and would be sat -hed with . seat in the house of representatives.
 The Ariz Dns Copper company at Clifton Las receised six new convert ITS, which will incre ,ss the output of | ,"pp+r.
 D D Mcdonald, formerly oi Jerome, Till soon begin she publioA.io of weekly paper at Prescott called "The aerslJ."
 The Shannon Copp-r compsny's 100 ton concentrator- ct Clifton is rearing completion. The first 250 | on section is expected to be in opers- ion early in January.
 The Mexican customs inspectors re rapidly niorcioe the new custom sw at the Nogsle- port Of entry. 'hey plsy no fsvori,es, and al who ross from the American -ide vi du able stuff no mater how little iust pay duty.
 Bulletins have been postei notifycI employees of tue Southern Pacifci ne. trst anyone putting of his ownte ,oord will have to val, until the reg lar pay day to get his pay. The ,ly way so ges immediate psymeps Co ge, fired or die.
 John Sobeski, . descendant of th ,ted Polish stste-man Of that name, now touring Ari1ons in the in,eres'
 the Good Templsrs. Mr Sobe.k 's already viei,ed Kingmsn, Fiss ,ff and Willisms. H. organized ' iges at the last nsmed places. l. Moody, ons Of the oldest 'idenis of Gils county, died h the unty hospital lac, Friday morning. 'cessed ~ss 83 yssrs of age, bAvina ., on hovo Tn Oh;o ;o tpo0 u> -o-st h