Tombstone epitaph., 1913-08-10
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 With this issue of the PRospEcToR the new management control As in the past twenty-five years since the birth of the PRosPEcToR the policy which shall constantly endeavor to further and foster the best the citizens of Tombstone and Cohse county and Arizona general and with the guiding o clean and full journalism goal bring before the notice of intend settlers and investors the brilliant opportunity with which county abonds constantly make known her colosa mining cattle and agricultural interests and the nexhausabe mines of gold silver and other metals which abound Cochs county and of her broad fertile valleys which when irrigated be made to blossom and produce bounteou harvests
 Merchants, cattemen ranchers mechanics miners and abcers the bone and snew of population will find in the PRosPEcToR booster defender wewisher and ready and willing champo of their interests aim being always to beiriend.
 We will in free and impartial spirit all subjects of political nature, and motto defend the right giving credit where credit is due and honestly honoaby build and advance the interests of the community which supports Although present local industrial conditions not best firmly believe that reorganization of the mines of Tombstone will bring about prosperity such witnessed before and confidently believe at hand The PRospEcroR also pledges defend the ghfu claims of historic Tombstone the county seat of Cochse f last and always.
 And in conclusion entering into this field with the zeal who has the best interests heart of the public of Tombstone and Cochse county among whom resided for many years respectfully solicit from merchants and citizens aid and assistance. GIRAGI BROTHERS champion Through the Democrat the State capitol will tain all has and gobbe up Editor Heiner bring his contentious to bear upon the Interior Department Washington The versatile gentleman acting for the Salt River Valley finds time guard the upkeep of Fed eral appontees by conestng division of spells for which protection doubt Colonel Tom Weedn and Major John Birdno of the United States Land Office will extend grunt of approval-i they doe
 The Democrat chagned because of the fact that Ari have two land offices and the second to be To- cated Tucson and in Phoenix The general public howevehose who bear the brnt of the hear tly appreciate innovation which Phoenix through the Democrat does approve The millions of remaining be filed upon Arizona lay the south and southeastern sections of the State and facilitate such land office business Senator Smith caused to be located the convenient point land office contiguous the country to be rapidly cupd by yeoma of dollars be squandered by swelling the population of the State capitol The creation of the Tucson land office is but concession those who purpose building the country and have to foot the bills for the maintenance of institution that the Phoenix Democrat vuous indignation decres To the largest number the greatest good should apply in this should in all stances
 The following editorial regarding the retiring of our pred ecessois taken from the Bsbee Review which gladly re- print herewith:-
 After publishing the Tombstone Prospectcr for twenty the Gg Brothers and his consequent retirement from the Tombstone journalistic field The of this deal was contained the Prospector last Saturday and in the issue lengthy history of the paper which marks the ups and downs of Tombstone since the building the first monument in that historic mining district.
 During the time MT Hatch owned the Pospector which he had served apprenticeship and learned the printing business in the office he has been loyal always Tombstone in particular and Dear old Cochse" his next love For twenty he has told almost daily of the riches of Coche county and he has witnessed its growth into the prominent county of the He has witnessed the admission of Arizona in the Onion and with every coming election has fought battle of the democratic party and displayed his at resulting victory by adonng the front page of the Prospecto with in the of usty growing Good bye Bill you fine old and wish you well in whatever future engagement you may deake should you under control of the matrmon al halter
 The proprieors of the Prospector like the retiring one have learned the business in the oce they both ususaly bright and their reliability beyond question They o the manor born and they will deserve the loyal support that the fortune of their predecessor.
 May the Prospector continue flourish under the new ownership is the earnest desire of the Review"
 With every development that light Washing ton in connection with the affairs of this government as ad mnistesed by the Wilson administration it is but the more evident that the plain people have into their