Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-26
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party bagged one bear with whom they mad m exciting experience, Mir. Nsuldin. the popular jeweler, kept time" Mir Wanroy, of the Tomb 'toue Tailoring company. pressed" bruin on a run, wh le Tom Tatfe re- cords seycralcl SC shave" during the melee. The combined efforts of the trio finally landed the trophy.
 As sample Of what the soil of COchise county can produce without irrigstion, Rev A J Bent dict brought l to HE PRosPEcroR office today sn ear of corn from the ranch of Wili | Adams, in Texas Causon. The speci. | men shown is fine one, and even the aT-fsmsd corn lands of Iowa and Illinois could hardly produce any thing to equal it This is but another illustration of what Cochiss is capable of pro ducing, and in few yesrs the agricultural and horticultural pred ucts of tn county will sstonish the world.
 The Tombstone Baseball club an- nounce a grand ball at Gage Hall on Wednesday, Sept 29th, for the her.efit oi the club. Good music will be pro- vided and the ball tossers promise a most enjoyable time for all psrtici. pants.
 Thos Cowsn and daughter, Miss Sadie Cnwsn returned today from a three months visit to England and points abroad They experienced most enjoyable trip, returned with many souveniers and are kept husy telling their friends of the delights of A trip across the big pond.
 From present indications it would appear that the opening of the Yuma Indian reservation to settlement may be delayed and will not be accom- pllshed on the lst of October, ss was at first hoped.
 The total mineral production of Co., ch se county for 1908 was 9,032. 9s9. The total mineral production of the entire s.ste of Nevada fer that year was only sI4,373,5ij.
 Attorney Turner, of the new Doug- lag law firm of Turner X Gungr is 8 Tombstone visitor today on legal matters
 Ed Summers, read ogerseer Of the Fsirbank road district, IS n the city today on business before the clerk of the board of supervisors.
 Attorney Bruce Stephenson of Doug las is in the county sea. today from the Shelter City.
 Joe Gina Of the Turf saloon re. turned yesterday from an extended visit to his old home iu sunny Italy. Joe's stay from Tombstone WAS longer than expected by his friends and the cause was not known until his arrival here, when he was sccom. panied by his bride. The popular Joe had wooed and won his life help mate and stole march on his friends by making a romantic bridal tour homeward. MT and Mrs Gina were at once most cordially received by friends and hearty congratuls- tIons and best wishes extended the happy couple, who will make tbeir home in Tombstone.
 According to the Courtlsnd Times rumor has it that W Holmes and others interested in the LeadyilIe properties are liable to sell come of rheir claims to Boston syndicate Francis F. Young of Boston, stopping at the Great Western Hotel, and who has been much in MT Holmes com- psny for several days last week, is understood to be their representative to report on the claims. He con- municated extensively with them by telegraph on Friday, and on Saturday was at Tombstone in company with MT Holmes.
 Anzous has been thrice blessed. It has had three good years in success sion, three yesrs in which the rainfall oeer the territory has been more than normal. The result has been that the entire country has aga become grsssed and feed is good from one end Of the country to the otber.
 The hearing of the rate case brought bv tine business men. ci Pb enix against the railroads. and which is of | great general interest to Arizona | cities. whic.. will be affected by the l decision, has been set for argument l in San Francisco on October l9, &C., | cerdiog to letter sent out by the secretary of the Interstate Commerce Gem mission.
 Tucson Elks baseball team beat the Phoe nix aggregation of the same per- suasicn in the Capital City Sunday by he score of Il to 1.