Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-26
From Tuesdays Daily.

Pickett, James Marrs, Charles Mc- Donald, Mrs J II McPherson, Jose ohine McPhe.s, On .rles " Hicks, Mayor Wentworth. L Kuchenbecker. Joe Gina. Ed Hick-. o Gibs"n, Miss Pisteniti, Ben Good rich, W K King, A N Gage. A H Gardner and THE PRosPEcToR man.
 Father Burns, pastor of the Cath olic church, leaves this evening for Montgomery City, Ala. lie has nor been enj yine the best of health of late and it is thought a change of climate by visit to eastern friends and relatives may prove beneficial. Father Duvsl. former pastor here. may arrange to look alter this parish during Father Burns absence.
 Mrs Nelle NJ Fo~ler returned 10 the Riverside farm a. St David today, af:er spendi g several days in Tomb stone on s visit to her mother She was accompanied by her little neice. 1 Mary Anderson.
 Mrs s NJ Reeves returned to her home at Rridgeton, Conn, today after an enjoyable visit here for a month with her son. E Ii Reeves, of the J o Bar ranch. Mrs Reeves was accom- panied as far as Benson by her son. Constable Denny TSoomey and l Deputy Sheriff White brought over two prisoners from Bisbee today, mak- iug total of 5l guests in the Hotel de White, two of whom are women.
 John Rock brought to THE PRos- PEcroR ottic- yesterday an ear of corn from h's ranch on the Bsrbscomari. It measured over foot in length and the kernels were large. all Of them of even size. and they glistened like polished ivory. MT Rock stated that nearly all the ears of corn on the ranch were almost as large as the specimen exhibited and are entirely free from all b'em,sh. Really, when it comes to raising iru or vegetables, there Is no country under the sun -, that can produce such large and per feet crops ss the valleys of Cochise county,
 A new postoffice is to be established at the government townsite. about three miles below kelton, on the line of the M & c railroad, with Robert Nj !, Tyler as postmaster. The town will have the same name as the postofHce Tyler and it is more than probable that the Tru tt postoffice will be moved down 10 le Neal swich, on the l NJ & c rs:lroai, where e general store is soon to be opened. These changes will give daily mails to all points from Douglas to Courtland. and the matter of msils on the NJ ( c Is now being pushed by Delegate Cameron, who hopes for speedy accomplishment in that direction.
 District Attorney Williams returned last evening from Tucson, where he went to appear before the district court in the fee cases. He was much pleased over the decision of the court in supporting his contention in regard to the mileage that had been allowed the constsbles and deputy sheriffs for service, without & warrant, was illegal. He ststed that owing to the amount of time that was consumed in the trial of these cases t.iat Judge Campbell did not have time to consider the
 Edwards case. Tfe judge, however contemplates taking early acton ir the matter as be had the papers ir
 the case forwarded to him yesterday
 by the clerk of the district court Considerable interest is manifested in
 the outcome of .his case as to th'
 sentence that will be pronounced or {
 new triai granted.
 Mrs Horace w Lee of Mesa, one o -he best known women of the snciet,
 Of the town. committed suic de at he
 home on Wednesday morning b, shooting herself through the lei breast with a revolver. The motiv l expressed in the note lett by the sui ] eide was dependency.
 The invitation received from th mayor of St Louis by Mayor Went ' worth, requesting the honor of hi ) presence at the convention of tn !, United States cities and towns durin , the centennial celebration to com g memorste the founding of tEe city ( t St Louis, is a handsome souvenir of tn e occasion. It is quite large and is . sepia engraving of 6 drawing on V scroll of parchment, with the offici, = seal of the city of St Louis, simple n design but effective and artistic.
 President Taft will be accompanie . on his entire trip through Arizor
 ,y Hon William Sturges of Tucso natiooal republican committeems " fror. Arizona, and . close friend
 the president