Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-15
From Thursdays Daily.

Bd Brown wac a visitor today from Mexico. and shaking hands with his many Tombstone friends. Mir. Brown states that that section is enjoying a season of unpre- q prosperity as result of the , mt of the Greene interests thereabont
 Mrs Chas Fisk and daughter, Es,"er, returned yesterday fcom Santa srbara, Cal, where they have been spending the past month on visit with friends and relatives.
 suit was filed in the district court today by Attorneys English and Kingsbury for John Wesslich, as ad- mini.trstor of the estate of AntOnia Perritti, against NJ Rosenberg, the Bank of Benson, L D Redfeld, Henry | Etz & Co and Chss DeBaud. all of | Benson. The suit Is for possession of ! real estate claimed by the estate and held by the above defendants.
 From news received from Douglas today it is not likely that the Doug las hase nall team will be here Sunday as expected, and ,n ail probability will not be here until the Sunday follow ing. Meanwhile Manager Arthur Gage has communicated with the Fort Huachucs nine to arrange game with the soldier team here for Sunday next. A reply is expected tomorrow and it is hoped a game may he had on the local diamond
 Superintendent Hoar left day with his large touring car on su over
 land trip to his mines at Kelvin, ip
 Final county. MT. Hosr expects to
 reach his destination in about two days.
 Frank Yaeger, the well known Fort
 Huachuchu contractor, is in the city today
 Samples of the buttons that Will be
 used by the Arizonsns at the L4ssa-
 yampa Club reunion at I.os Angeles have been received here. The button
 is about an inch and a quarter in di-
 ameter and has a gilt background on
 which is printed in blue letters "Ari-
 zona Reunion, Los Angeles. Septem - , Der F l3, Hssssyamps Club In
 the center is an American lag Thou :, sands of the buttons have been dis
 tributed in Los Angeles and many of
 our citizens returning from there dur ing the past few days are decorated , | with the emblemss
 The newly elected officers of the Irrigation Congress are Frank c. P Goudy of Denver, president; George | E. Bdrstow of Texas, first vice presi- r dent; John F. Raker of California, | second vice president; Herbert F. Q Strain of Montana, third vice presi- , dent; B A. Fowler of Arizona, secre- 7 tary.
 Albuquerque was selected as the
 meeting place of the Sixteenth Irri-
 gstion congress. The only city
 named in opposition was Walls Wslla
 Washington.
 The Tucson Post comes to the front with scientific authority to prove
 that the horned toad IS a lizard
 This follows on the heels of the
 controversy as to whether Antonio Apache is negro or an Indian. Just why the Post should try to raise social row in the ranks of the toad social circle by attempting to crowd
 those who have always been regarded
 AS upper class toads into the ranks of
 che four-legged snakes, the lizards, is
 more than we can understand. Sheriff White has notified the scY- eral other sheriffs in Arizona to be on the watch for an American who stole c horse and buggy from the stable oi Supervisor Bowen in Bisbee s few days ago. The man hired the buggy for day and when he did not return the second day sn effort was made to find him. He was traced as far as Fair bank and was seen the same day going up the Babacomsri river. At Fair | bank he conversed with Deputy Sher- if Bennett, the latter offering to buy She horse, but could not make e bar gain. Bennett at this time did not \ know the horse had been stolen ard wss not aware of the fact until the following day. Deputy Sheriff Ned White and Ranger Porter Mcdonald are now on the trail of tho thief and it is thought that he will be taken in custody before long.
 Mrs Charles Hinckley, wife of the secretary of the Glendale Land com pany and Phoenix Trust company, lies in St Joseph Hospital with an injury to the spine as the result of wreck on the Santa Fe at Waukauss, Kan, twelve miles from Topeka, at l 20 e m. last Thrrsdsy.