Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-08

by Judge Eaton.
 Evidsn'ly the rubbe. neck and suI [ worshippers along Allen Street wer' entertained a6 ,e-rs ago as they woult be now-we quote: "A kicking hors' aud . badly damaged buggy wers among the attractions on Allen Sl yesterdsy."
 Thirteen wa uniucky in 1888 ss it is now. for 26 yesrs ago . Chinsman was arrested and fined SIS for ex hibit ing . pistol in the Crystsl Palace sa- Ioon.
 The Elite Theatre must have been . house of specialize" as the following personal no.i,e of an sct would indi. cate: Frank Heeley astonished the ps,rons of the Elite isst night by hia feats of con ntortion. He did every. thing but turn himself ioside out this he will probably do before he ends his engagement in our camp"
 Don Jose Maria Eliss is in the city from his ranch and registered at the Occidental Hotel The Don wa. sc companied by . caravan f vehicles which will return with supplies
 Twenty-si1 year. sg, . company proposed to tap the San Pedro near the Mexican line and Hume water to isnds in the foothills of the Hra- chucss and today Mark Smith is try ing to do the same thing only thr ough the reservoir impending route.
 John Dumb brr, Frank Earl and Ed Helms arrived from Phoenix yester- day.
 The tiger is no. having it all his way now dsy- ss be wac fore d 10 dis gorge $500 last night.
 The handsome besrskin coat raffied at the Pony Saloon last night was won bo Tom Forget with 6 throw O: Al.
 A Mexican lad paving six we'll de- fined fingers on each hand end six toes CD each foot wac an object for the eurios along Allen Street yes'er- day.
 Murty Long clipped on the ice last night and nearly broke his neck.
 Twenty-six years: ago the New York Press had this tc say of. Hon Mark Smith, and we take it from our files of this date. 1888. as reprinted ny the PRosPEcToR
 Marcus Aureiius Smith is the name of the new delegate in Con- gress from the territory of Arizona, and looks like the kind of man that would come from ombsione. He ie more than six feet in height, with hair somewhat unkempt, 6 mus,sche that droops oyer his chin and shirt collar, and the general air of hustler from way back. No one would think Of calling him Marcus Aurelius 90 bis friends call him plain Mark. He is sn incorporating Democrat and that can hardly be wor dered al, for he was born and brought up in Kentucky where he lived un;il be went to Co., cbise county in, Arisons. and begsn , ss ell good blue grass Democrats do, to hold office. Hs proved himself . fearless prose cutting officer when elect ed prosecuting attorney. although ths rustlers and lAwbreakers had all srp- ported him with the idea that Mark would be easy on the boys. But he was not. On the contrary he made O. chise county 60 hot and uncom- fortable for the stage robbers, horse thieye. and COW branders who inieste6 it that he very soon brought the coun try within the pale of civilizs on, and won c deserved reputation for him. ; self. Then the people sent him tt Cong ess and they do say ihe boy | voted for him in order 70 get him ou of the territory, fl only temporarily. | A band of 1ndisns, supposed to b
 Apscbes, are running of stock on tn
 San Pedro and they are being traile
 by . detachment of eoldiers.
 Vim Riggs started cult against th s P for several head of cattle killed b
 that company. He says cattle price
 will go up. That's come time br
 meat hss gone up almo.t a cent
 pound per year since MT Riggs sssrte 1 that suis-
 Il Aminer by the name of Jas Cotfe
 63 yesrs of sge, f-li into . cellar ne,
 to the Comet Saloon last night. H had a cup of "coffee" too much. ar
 it was only the boose in his syste 1 that saved him from injury, Mors , 1 II you are going to fall in . hole f up on whisksy 6rst.
 . Nothing bae beeo heard Tor the ls
 few days of "Old sleuth" wbo , tracking the train robbers.
 nlS Ch;sf Eskioposin has kcrated r Fort Apache and is farming on sn e 6 tensive scale.
 h 1888 . s-booi girl in au essay ' Tombstone and its industries ttai . they were "mining and saleon kes