Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-22
BIsBsE. Juse l3, 1902.

The annual exodus of seaside visit ors has com me ced and each O !te 1in < train i. lo,ded with s gpodly nTmber who are driven thence by the heat.
 A young man by the name Of Smith recently rtshbe A w Slater. The ca.e has been com 2rnmi-ei by Smith paying e nominal fine and settling Slater. m ,dic.l bill. .D Smith will now feel that he did not commit a crime.
 The Holden Gate Revival Brigade Of the s Lvsiipu Army has arrived ia Bisbee sni ara me -tI1g with s hearty lc"m,. Tn, hrigsie will hold a series of meetings In she Methodist, church.
 Au unknown pro.pec.Or lies dead at the morgre he:e. Hs ws killei ye e-t-risy while resisting arr's Of ,ers tiles snl Murphy were en- uc1hOIlng VI blc htnA ~ sS' when he -h w fl h. and was shH do~n. A coron-r's jury jl,,itisi tLe action Of tie off ssr..
 Isis very evi lent that Bisbee i- ! having a subs,s1ti.l growth, if large inv .stments are 10 count for aughi. The latest and mot sub cs lti,l evil dence O. .his lac; i- the ory.niz ,tion Of new bank, when has Ist b4sn perfected, and IS to b. knoSn as the Minsrs' and Merct a9ts' Bank. This in-titntipn promises to throw its do 'r- open 1 ,r bI-ine-s bon Jnly l5. The capital i- pl-ceI st 5000 and the names ui the in 0 D rat tIrs are L C Sa.uucs, .cnr Scnmii, L O'er. lock, Jp-eph VI Nnn in, P-tsr John slr, s K " llism- an | Hoo', all Of ,hI. city. \ mee inx w,s neli lat night :, the off e oi Jacob Schnii and the 'ollnuns o:hoers were elected: : Prs-ii-n', l. ' r,tsuck; yics pr ri- dent, Joseph N Muh.in; cashier. J T Hood.
 BIsBEE. June l5, 1902.
 The timber on the Ban Jose moun.. tain n', ca the Spnor. eide of the line. i, ou fire aud presents sn picturesque co ne o: evenings.
 l. is reported by reliable authorities that plsn- are oompietei for sl5. .0O0 terminal depot to be built at Nsco on vacant ground O. pJ-iie E F. Ell,' res ieuce, tn he u-ed oy tre Canaoess and Naco Brspch r.ilro.i cUmpsnies.
 Since the recognition by the Copper QIeen of the great uni y Of ,hs Naco water supply, D,ugl.' I. ai-o in the field with her prop D-ed pIps lioe from N 800 to th., poiGt The N,co line thus sought Tor by D)uglss wIli follow the international bJunJary me to that city.
 A party con-is;ing of ior.v-ihree mea and six fcu -apr,e wagons com pri-ing Iutherh Pacific survey ng ou'f fit, i. e1c>mped halt mie from Nsco, aud are m.king srrsng' m .nt- to -tart operations from Naco to Fair bank for a c1unection with the Cana neas railroad al that point.
 ClIahsn & Hickey, the iiquor and Wine merchants oi BI-oee, have etsr,ed new ice and cold storage plant s Nsco. The bniliing will be 46IS0, with all modern uprov-ments. hi. firm has long racogniz d tne impor tsnce of NacI as 6 point for the die tribuiion Of their wsres, and they slsD resi.z ths, B,.bee is ID loogsr able to supply N ,co and Csoanes with ice.
 Great excitement wac created in Naco F'idsy afternoon by the discov- cry by q Mexican, who i. digging post holes in the northern par. of tue town sic, Q! what he supposed ws- water oozing from the surface, but on point ing it out Co the parties for whom he wac working. tbs phenomenon ra- pronouncei petroleum. An oil well derrick was as oLos ordered from St. DAviis,
 BIsBsE, Juns I6, 1902.
 B. A. Pack srdi- in the city, having