Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-15
Looking Backward
 Twenty Years

Our religious editor started out yes
 terday with the intention oi writirl
 up the opinions of the prominent poll
 ticians ment.on. q iu the cd Testa . ment. on the tsrif question, but cam'
 back with the celebration. that h' could not find testament in town.
 The Huachucs mountains gre cover. cd with snow. The oldest settler, about this rar ge state that never be fore has there been known to them soch deposit of the beautiful. We trust the water company will lay tha, "short supply" chestnut on the shelf
 People are against all pew ideas our law makers advance now dave. from the fast that ali men choeep to c,ry them out are tricksters.
 Eleven pri.ouers iu the county jsil and they all read the PRosPEcToR.
 What ( contrast i. the weather in the east e shown by our dispatches with the perfect soul inspiring ate mosphere of the pact few weeks in romb.tope.
 Nick Noble received yesterday from New Orlesos the first con ign ment of bananas ever received from that point. They are in aI pearance more inviting than tneimported varie'y and come through in better sbape.
 The Mohsve Miner says: ''The Tombstone Prospector has greatly i'm proved under the new mansRe ement. It is TOW printed 60 it csn be read, uses white paper, gives a newsy local page, the telegraph news snd is withsl l . newspaper that deserves success" We have made arrangements to com mence suit sgainst the Western Union in csse they send us any more s-orm news.
 The lsst shipment o' ore from the Rsttlesnske petted $la4s ton tiiver and 25 per cent lead.
 We would suggeet that Hherrif Slaughter be little more careful ip his selection of depu,ies. He has made the best sherifi the county ever had but in the appointment of depu- ties outside his office be has placed confidence in men who themselves ought to be in the iuesne asylum.
 The train robbers captured by Mar shall Meade and posse will have their trial in Grant County, N II.
 As an item of news the PRosPEcToR | will state thss|Ridgley T,ldeu is no longer connected with this paper.
 Is it not tine that the young men of our city came to the front and put sh'tle life into the every day affairs of our existenceH lfsome of the moss bseks- were seleestsd to the rear and :he wheels of rrogress oiled with little new blood. the old rusty ms chine might move again.
 Thirteen patients in the hospital and all doing we'll.
 KI:. Hart is sgaio manipulating the meters for the gas company.
 Eighteen new subscriptions to the PRosPEoToR yesterday.
 More rain falls in Cochise county in one year than in any point in Cali for aia south of San Francisco. (That didn't hold good this year when they had to use basts in Los Angeles.)
 Copper has sssiu gone up, said . | member of the sporting fraternity yes,e'dsy when he coppered the ace and lost. A great many people avsindicsted that they siIl return to Tombstone for .he coming summer, their wisdom is only exceeded by our superior cli- | mate.
 When Tombstone is obiitsrsted from the face of the earth, and is swallowed up by sn sartbquaks, the last sem blance of its former greatness will be portrayed by . copy of the PRosPEcroR flying from the hurri- cane deck of burro.
 A cock fight is on the tspis and ru- nor has 1t that is will take plsce in the resr oi prominent iqscs dis~ pensary on Allen Sf. tbss -is if che ghost oi Hery Bergh does nos step in to prevent it..
 | We bad our spring poetry on tbs hock yesterday but change in shs weather delayed n.
 Ben Cook came in on the stage yss- terday afternoon.
 Five b.sshs in this .csmp this last weeks-shst's hitting 'sm up pretty lively for sn iposssss io populs- sion:
 0us Dssshsats dispessd ei . lot oI ussshasdiss yssssFdsy to 5ooors Iossdem. bssase knovn e smugglsss.