Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-05
Looking Backward
 Twenty Six Years

Tim Griffith, while hanging val paper at the Sunny yside hotel sn,
 taking to . pretty chan ber maid. los
 hls tslance and fell from . step ladder
 breaking his ankle.
 The impression is Rsining ground
 that Red" Murphy wss the leader o:
 the train bold.up gang at Psntsno
 the other night Rcd" has been . hanging around here since he broke
 jail in Apache county, Uucle Bob winders hes gone .o
 Nogsles.
 George Bemenderfer arrived iu the city yesterday from S'eins Peak |.
 having in charge the body of b,s late partner. M L Calhoun. A brief statement that Calhoun had met bis desth from other than natural causes bad already reached here.
 Billy Nichols has recover ed from his recent illneee and has also heen joined by his wife who arrived in the city last Sunday
 The examination of the party charged with obtaining money unde. false pretences from R E Jackson. which was to have taken place in Justice Easton's court yesterday hss been postponed until Saturday.
 Mir Patton, who has been at Deaths door with severe attack of pneumonia is reported much better by Dr Goodfellow.
 The funeral of NJ L Calhoun killed on Tuesday lsst ct the Beck miAe at Sein's Peak, took place yesterday from the city hall, under the su.pices ! of the c A R.
 The race track associsting is pre-. psring @ series of races to take place | soon.
 The autographs of Henry Pyestt ana Lon Grey of the Relug Ca'tle Company are on the register today at the Occidental.
 A fire broke out about one o'clock yesterday, in c hay stack in the rear of house CD Allen street adjoining the county tos pital. By the persi tent and untiring sfcrts of the peiRbbor the fire wss prevented from spreading to the house. No alarm was sound. ed.
 We are orry to have to cay ,bs, the propo ed game of baseball at Fort Huscbucs next Sunday. is of, owing 70 the fact that the Thomas brothers, "ho are employed at the Rattlesnske mine, will not be permitted to lay of It is to be regretted ss this game wac to be return match, and the Thomas broth rs are two of the prircipal players of the club.
 From s c Bseg. who returned yes terdsy from Bi-bee, we learn that that camp is in . flourishing condition. building is going on and ere month has past the bose cor per camp will look better than ever.
 "Too swfuIly sweet" The eusar trust.
 Cummings & Henpe.sy vas former ly the name of the fra. Mir Cum- mings like many of us. was taken wi,h the California fever. He went. 1 He saw We conquered. He came back yesterday. ready to take up srms if necessary, Tor Arizona and her in- terests.
 It is estimated that ii the money paid by the merchants of Tombstone to the railroad companies in the shape of excess freight cbsrRee couli be cole lected from them, it would be suHi- cient to psy the entire indebtedness of this county. -s
 Horse thieves are sgsin ct work. Two horses belonging to . ffeighter named Olle:ton were stolen here the other night, end the came night t~o ssddles were stolen, one from Willi m Baken, of this town, and the other from c W Tedd. ct his ranch twelve miles southeast of here. The theits were undoubtedly committed by Mex- ic ans.
 Thomas Hughes, Esq has been sp pointed aide de camp for Arizona to the Commsnder in chief Of the Grspd | Army of the Republic. Apache couoty has exchanged $63,- 900 of her bonds for warrants, and re- jecsed e frsdulent, varrants sggfe- gstins SI2! 900, the exchange having | been made st par. As the wArrsnte were drawing seo per cent intsrsst and the bonds issued therefore only draw ! per cent, it is plainly seen that that | county has decreased by tbis trsns- action alone, her annual indebted nsss q. .ssO. The msssivs doors of the cooler ! ~~>,aA l~.S u;~he Ao sAl~nsna . h~