Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-08
From Tuesdays Daily.

itftIHlS 0 oir n, taxes her utphIA
 th afternoon fer her hon 6 m T . son Nj Sur, has ,prnt the ~ !
 inr. th district court shi,e reirr seating 'h' ,Ip'~ Qu n Mning
 in soin, entsng. ng snits. 1t IS note female attorney in Arizona and i' |. with pleasure that t"s PROSPECT I able of the disciples of Blackstor e e se es- AS practic,oner attest .ng I' tbIs fact
 A Phoenix man, a few days ago, coughed up a tack which he had swal lowed long tune ago. The Presco, Courier says this will refute the gen eraliy accepted theory among men who have visited P osnix. and been ntroduced--that the Pboenecians | never cough up." The PRosPECToR man feels like "bnosiing" Colone Rogers when he swskens alter a rev elry with the enterp,ising denizeus oi that political stronghold. We've been there many a time fore, and the way those Salt River Valley reporter, | artists have of filling" one up on ozone would make a Cochise county man cough up" gold nuggets; and do you believe it, John Dunbar has taught those fellows the difference between hronzed nuggets and red ingots. They now prefer the former to the latter; they resemble unclaimed waterworks bonds. you know.
 The railroads of the territory have agreed to haul free of charge all ex- hibits for the Fair this year. Ore for the permanent exhibit will be received at at any station and hauled free of charge.
 The Mail states that 1000 Navajn Indians will be present to celebrate the Fourth in Winslow tomorrow.
 The family of E. Westervelt, agent of the E.. P. X ;. w.. left yesterday for California to spend the summer months at the sea shore.
 Robert Reed and wife ave Thurs day for Los Angeles, where they Will make their future home. Mir. Reed has accepted position in the mer- cantile store of Perry Wildmsn form erly of Tom bstone.
 E. s. Humphrey, district freight and passenger agent sgent of the .. r.
 a- Tom t me visitor today. MT 'mphrey Is most popular officis
 d nas ma y iend- throughou. tn ''nthwe-t who are alway pleased greet him.
 rhe T,n;s' ne Band Orchest' -.Iye tomorrow for Sf. David tp tsk art in the Fourth Of July celebrari" At that point and will funish ths music for the dance there tomorIov \ large number at Tombst ,neites will rl.o take in the celebration at the 4rtesian water settlement.
 Mrs. Geo. Black and daughter, Miss Alpha, leave this evening for Los Angeles on three months visit with friends.
 Geo Dry-pring and wife were Tomb stone visitors today from Bisbee. They are enroute to St. David to spend the Fourth.
 The Campbell Dry Farmi g asso- citation is doing considerable work breaking prairie land on the farm do- mated to it by the commissioners Of the grant; huge steam blow is be- ing used and much other labor saving machinery has been put to work. The managers propose to put in large area of winter wheat and to make A
 horougt experiment with that cereal | They feel confident ofsuccess It is tm 'rrstuod 321 acres will be placed ii
 inter wheat and that the experimen' | to be made a. extensive as possibls 1 1t proves Q be what i- expect l | t tw.ll make many thousands O. l res ..f nj m t Ie grant, the pr. p | " f Las Vegas. prosperous agri- -ul'nral couutry-Ssnia Fe New Mex ican.