Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-22
r?cR ih-cooays Daily.

lhe AIts' ranger eeIFlCe TOT '''. Huachucas is making A map of the ! varicus holdings and claims led by individuals and corporations on the ! Huschucs forest reserve.
 The stables of the Machomich Mer- | cantile Co, which will be located on Toughnut street. back of their store buildings, is nearing completion.
 Tombstone is erecting more nice cottages at the present than any other city in the territory. There IS no "boom" on, justy a steady growth.
 Bi.hee is starring a fine sewer sys- tem. the completion Of which will ne- ce-sitate large expenditure of money, brt at whatever price, the outlay will be wise expenditure. The improve ment will prove less expensive than com batting deadly levers.
 Mrs. s. J. Robinson, the Tombstone lady mining promoter, is back from trip to Patagonia, where she leased mine Tn which she IS the leading spirit When it comes to selling stock or leasing mines she does not take 6 back seat for any of the men who are ID the business.
 you want stamped envelopes you had better put in your order long time ahead of the time you want them Orders filed with the local office two months ago remain untitled The government recently took the contract from a Hartford firm and gave i; to Dayton, Ohio. irm with the above result
 The Elks ball club of Douglas has di5banded and new city club h~' been formed in the makeup of which they have secured six players from the
 Midland, Texas, team, who have beer
 touring out this way-.he newly organized team will tackle Tucson foi , three games this week.
 George Davy, the popular conduc tor of the Tombstone branch, left thi
 morning on vacation tour, whicl will embrace Patagonia, Silrer Bel , | and the coast.
 ) Boost Cochise county; there's mil ) lions in it. And also boost Tomb } stone for the same reason. Nosaies is soon to have q gas plant The Line City politicians have abou U exhausted themselves. n Benson, at present illuminated b |, locomotive headi tights. is to install n gas plant Then the railroad cente |, will shine.
 0 Douglas is completing a fine sewe l system and SljO,0OO hotel is goin = up. TombstOnei.es are so cleanl
 that a sewer is but little though, Of
 But we are going to have big hot,
 in the very near future.
 The town of Warren is tine scene great building activity, sone thirt I odd buildings now going up, includ
 ng one residence to cost S5O,OO0. Il The fans" Of Tombstone are get il ting anxious for a game of bal. It ' up to the Douglas team to pro n duce the goods.
 Martin Costello returnei last nigh after several days absence from th
 city.
 l Last nights train did not arrir , till 9 p m, owing to No. l on tn , main line heing late.
 Rumor has it that there is some. thing doing in the way of new min } ing deal in the Tombstone district ? As soon as it can be mailed" thu PRosPECToR will announce the deal 1T detail
 Ringling's circus will visit Bisbee
 on the 2d of October and Douglas on the 3i. It is likely that most of our people will visit Douglas, owing to the fsc' that if they go there they will see the Ringing parade, which is the
 TSing pin" of all the circus psrades. The railroad company has announced one-fare rate for the round trip.
 The heavy rains have left the streets m worse condition than pre- vious seasons have for many years. It is quite likely that when the city re- pairs the streets this season, which they will do after the rainy season is over, that they wall used crushed rock instead of loose dirt, which has proven costly because of its washing away with each succeeding rainy sea- son
 The circus poster announcing tn. R ngling circus at other towns haze gwen the Tombst ne kids the tired feeling" and one young fellow who can't zee the elephant because of his studies demanding his most rigid at tent op Uas hoard to say. aAh pyel