Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-01
From Wednesdays Daily.

me municipality owned water works at Phoenix is said to be pro- iucing a good revenue
 James Watson, the oldest passengsr brakeman on the Fl Paso x South- N estern. is dead at Fl Paso. wslh for a number ef years had the Fl Psso. Benson run.
 After twenty-five years of married life Mrs. A J. Roberts of Phoenix hss sued for divorce
 P J Tilden is Tombstone visitor from Benson.
 Geo Land is in the city from Glee- son district, being called here on court business. He states work on the Lesdville property, under bond to the C. < A, is being prosecuted with vigor, and developments show same to be an exceptionally valuable prop erty.
 Union Thanksgiving services will be held at the Methodist Church this evening at 7:30 Singing by the choirs of the churches. Address by Rev. A. J. Benedict.
 Thanksgiving sturkeys and cram berries are plentiful in Tombstone and the day will be duly observed tomor- row.
 The fuel famine still prevails in Tombstone. Coal is a scarce article and none is to be had.
 Take your Thanksgiving dinner at
 kreuders tomorrow. Caterer Kreuder
 has arranged for Thanksgiving
 spread that cannot be excelled, and a
 astronomical treat is in store for all who partake.
 Mrs. Bcdeste and daughter, Mics
 Mary Carlevato, returned to thei
 home in San Francisco yesterday, after
 several weeks stay in Ton bstone. ! The matter of probating the estate } of Fred Carlevato has been transferred I to Pima county by reason of Probate Judge Gocdbody being disqualified to
 act, having been made legatse in the g estate.
 There was a little Thanksgiving program in the Primary Schools this , afternoon at l:30 Many turkeys were in evidence.
 Q Captain 4 E.. Adams, 6 we'll known !. resident of the Salt river valley, has 1 been committed to the asylum at h Phoenix. He is "A years old and his , derangement cannot be explained
 Cochise county, besides ranking
 first as the banner mining county of
 the territory, also lays claim to
 agricultural distinction, of which she
 is likewise proud. L. R. White, the 1 sweet potato king of Cochise county,
 has just been awarded first prize at the
 Territorial Fair for the best and finest
 exhibit of sweet potatoes grown in g Arizona. MT. White has attained e considerable fame as an expert grower
 of sweet potatoes upon his ranch near T St. David. Upon eight acres product !, of 800 sacks of the tubers were harvest.
 ed in a single season, and the Tomb d stone, Bisbee, Douglas and southwest ern markets supplied with same.
 The sweet potatoes are far superior to ' the California brand, and MT White g has established a market for his ? p oduct that cannot be easily wrested from him by the imported quality
 May Pratt of Bisbee was examined in the probate court this morning
 and ordered committed to the asylum at Phoenix. She will be taken there
 this evening by Deputy Sheriff Will
 White of Bisbee. Her husband, Joe Pratt, will also accompany the officer.
 Her mania runs to religion and she is under the impression that she is Christ. This morning in the jail che took red dress belonging to 6 Mex ican woman and tearing it into strips wound them into her hair and other wise decorated herself with them.