Tombstone epitaph., 1906-08-12
A FeW Particulars
 About Tombstone

That the Tombstone hose team ex- pect to make the Arizona record at the Labcr Day celebration, and incl dently win the big purse.
 That Tombstone is to have another railroad. It is among the early prob abilities that the $. P. will build from Pearce via Gleeson and Tombstone, to Naco, so don't be surprised if you see an :. P. survey crew here within the next few weeks.
 That there are surprising number of shoemaker shops in the city. We hope they will all Hast"
 That the republicans will make Our Marks election unanimou' this year.
 That all the Tombstone dogs are fighting shy of Jim Davis and his crew of official dog catchers. The pound is rapidly filling up.
 That there is talk of revi,ing the local minstrel organization There IS plenty of talent and burnt cork here. hat the Norris X Rowe and the Mitchell Ring Circuses are headed this 1 way and will be in Tombstone during the month of October.
 That the whooping cough epidemic has struck Tombstone pretty hard many children being afflicted with that malady.
 That George Henry will be initiated in the order of Summer Bachelors this evening, The order Is becoming numerically strong, and 'tis said their meetings are so popular that full attendance is recorded every session. That Tombstone is becoming famous as a tomato producing section. The , ranchers below town are supplying Risbee and surrounding camps with better grade of tomatos than are SC cured from California.
 That the old Occidental corner is an ideal site for hotel. It's inn provement would be warmly well. comed.
 That Ole Walker and Paul Murphy would make str ng combination AS sign painters A sign of the times by these artists still decorates prom ineut corner.
 That nearly every town in Arizona will have a hose team entered in the races to be held here on Labor Day, September 3rd,
 That We have heard of rains fsl ing in torrents and that we had & fuii realization of it yesterday after noon.
 That Wilcox is said to have a num- Der of joint-statehood advocates in her city. but there are enough true patriots there who hold them down.
 That there are plenty of white wing ed pigeons on tine river and in the vicinity of Boston Mil and Lewis Springs and that the To nostone sports are going after them.
 That a well known shift boss of the mines was recently showing of what he could do with a heavy dumb bell before two lady visitors and imagine his surprise when one of them picked it up and disc Dun,ed him, She was an atteletic young lady recently from school.
 That the band concert was missed on Saturday evening The open air concerts are very popular and enjoy py all.
 That the summer excursionists are beginning to return and state that the climate of Tombstone is not so had after all, as the weather has been very hot in Southern California.
 That J. N. Gaines and Chas. Bow man are taking in the sights of the Grand Canyon. That there is plenty of green goods" being pedjIed around town these days, the product of the truck gardens below town.
 That vacant houses are rather scarce in the city at the present time, which Is good indication that there is something doing in the old town.
 That another mining company will be at work in this district during the next few weeks and will give employ ment to a number of miners.
 That there was plently Of electricity in the air during the storm yesterday and the way it was cracking on the