Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30
From Thursdays Daily.

Iheu ntc stuuyibs tn5 kittcns hou 2 scientific point of view with the idea of iuding out "whst makes s wild cat wild"
 And yet they drop dead in the east from heat, ar d Arizonans wonder why | people will live ID the land of "freeze or melt" when the trsnscontiuentsl roads are making s 2.cent rate to Ari- zona.
 Last week a big shipment of l2,000 ties arrived at Gusymss, consigned to the c Y R &P to be used on the $ P extensions in Mexico.
 The Crystal Palace, for long time one of the land marks of Tombstone, will close its doors in a few days. Mir. John Speck, the owner, will leave shortly for Silver City, New Mexico where he has allied himself with A business firm.
 c. P. Borrowdsle brought to this office today sample of alfalfa grown in Tombstone as an experiment It mesSarss over threefset in height, and only demonstrates that Tombstone needs only water to successfully grow any commodity that can be raised in the west
 Ed Flsck and wife have returned from an extended visit east with rels- lives and friends. They report q most enjoyable trip having visited many Canadian cities ss well ss the metropolitan centres in the east. The new residence of Col. Win. (. Greene, at Hereford, is nearing com. pletion, and when finished will be one of the handsomest residences in the territory All of the material enter. ing into its construction is "home
 made or home grown" The white
 marble trimmings came from the
 Huachucas.
 Willis Wood. who is wg~r'' in th
 county, charged with the robbery o
 the Turner postofice few years ago
 and who was captured in Los Angeles
 last ssmonth, has been brought 10 tn,
 Cochise county and will be held here |,
 await trIal when the United State
 trial jury is called on the llth of mex
 month. An indictment against Wood
 was found soor after the robbery wa
 committed and bench worrsnt issue,
 for his arrest.
 One of our numerous town poets
 writing anonymously, but who ha
 evidently been flirting with the mus
 who kisses down Ar!ie Gard dner'
 vrinkled brow and perpetustes ths
 bland, enchanting smile that wreathe
 the face of the Huachucs water man
 perpetrates the following:-
 Whene'er the sun gets boiling hot
 About ninety in the shade
 I love to sit and think about
 The place where ice is made. When the names of those who wsr,
 summoned to serve as trial jurors
 were called this morning, we heard the name ai NJ Doyle called. and "Biddy" answered .,'pressns." This is the fret time that he has served as . juror in some fifteen years. Having been an officer for 60 long, it looked odd to see him serving in any other ] capacity than a witness. A number of others whom "Biddy" had put on the juries in the past are now making life miserable for the e1-officer by joshing him about being caught" Arizona postnasters have been ap. pointed as follows: At Houck, J. T. McAllister, vice J. W. Bennett, re- signed; at Superior Ernest F. Kellner, , Jr., vice George Lobb, resigned.
 "The Dime" hs. made sn innova- tion with reference to change of time for performances which meets with public approval. The time for the performances has been fixed at 7:45 and S:45 P. m, being l5 minutes later than the time heretofore scheduled. The Dime will be open tonight, since the postponement of the Damon and Pythias drama has been announced l for July II and Manager Howa d had stated The Dime would be ' closed for the night of the Pythjsn event.
 President Diaz is rep r.ed to have Uncovered that emisssrjes from Guat- amsls have furnished money to the Yaquis and stirred up the recent out break in Mexico. Heretofore the Mexican president has declined to ac- ,ept offers from American Rough 1 Riders and Indian fighters to drive ut the Yaquis, but now he gives the .rmy officers the alternative of clear ng the country of these enemies or eaviug it to the foreigners There ave heretofore been z,500 soldiers .:-xd .. sh. van,; ,o,nsrv