Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-23
Sulphur Spring
 Valley Notes

= S s'Aes bd Ni w btkt attt "ne lu Thursday on c bu.iness | mission. being accompanied by J R Blalack and Jas B.ogau. The latter member of the trio is still s.eppinp high on account of the arrival of sn eight pound boy on the 2sth oi Oo,o.. Der.
 Miss Ivy Abbott of Bigelow, KsnsAs arrived Thuysdsy at Webb, where che will visit wi.h her mother, while NJ Abbot. is in Ksnsss adjusting business affairs co that his future .oiourn in Arizona may not be interrupted by calls to the chilly s,stes to the east Of our sunny cline.
 Mir and Mrs J A Williams of Pearce have c hearty boy at their home, that arrived on the 9th.
 AC and E Blanke cut 20 tons c! cane hay from . five acre field and had just completed putting it up, when coming to CCnrtl4nd Tuesday |, and in order tha, their crops might be represented in the Arizopsn exhibit, were bringing along 6 few samples of cane that had sl:ai ed height of 8 feet but scme loose hors. 6 at Pearce not wanting to see a good thing go to waste. ate the samples while the boys were away from the buggy. ID Shsttuck reports that he is doing the annual assessment work on 6 number of his mining claims in the Ccurtland district.
 Now that A c Bean has about lf head of Mexican steers on bis rsncn, that be lately brought ap from Doug- lss, where be ha. been trafficking in | cattle from the other eide of the boun. dary. be aud Joe Boyd, have changed I e portion of their ra.iops from jack rabbit, to beef. With liberal supply of feed on hand, at Mir Boyd's farm, il is expected that these steers sill fstter up this winter until they will eact weigh about HOO pounds. When in Courtlsud Wednesday, J K Boyd of Light. reported that he had 65 acres of kaffir corn, maize, cane and corn from which he secured an ex. ce'lent crop. having had plenty O water for successful irrigation, and has 45 acres of beans. that threshec out l3o sscks of 80 pounds each, sfte, e considerable loss through the handl ing, they smelling out more thar usual,
 A petition nom the residents in the Servoss precinct, was cent to the board O. supervisors for their meeting o' tbt 3.d, asking for the enforcement of tht herd law in that precinct.
 Mrs A s Porter of Webb, who ba. been having . severe siege of rheums. tism, was 60 much better that hel daughter, Miss Verds. who was called home to care for her. was able to re turn to Douglas Sunday.
 Joe Ware and Mise Willia Mus, were quietly married at Tucson ont day last week while on their trip tt the fair at Phoenix. On their return to Cochise they were greeted by theil msny friends wbo had prepared fol the occasion by having their pocket. I we'll filled with rice. In the evening they were treated to 6 genuine old fashion chsrivari
 Sunday evening, Mrs Al B nedict Mics Helen and Howard Benedict. ar- rived at Pesrce after having spent 6 week atte nding the fair at Phoenix. John Gallagher was one of the Peircs representative. at the sts,e !sir that returoed Sunday.
 Mrs P 4 Dilman of Whitewater, after spending several days at the home of her son, J A Williams. at Pearce, returned to her home Thurs day. accompanied by her sitter, Miss Josie Morrison and brother Joseph Mortepson -Ariz nan,