Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
From Tuesdays Daily
Travelling The BorderIand


 ed over night and left this mornioI over the Borderlsbd for Bisbee, Doug las and the east. They will spend tn summer in eastern Nebraska. The. a-e travelling in e Ford that had besr fitted up for itst .ach . trip. ID, entire Barlow family are enthusiast, boosters for the Borderlsnd Route snC he San Diego Fair. They said tbs they W're suprised to find the Border. land Route ss good ss it is and srt going to boost it, along with the Sar Diego fair as they go east and while in tbe esst.
 h From Ranch
 Thomas Hsbesssok was in the coun- ty sest today from his ranch at Syca. more springs, purchasing supplies. In On Business
 John M son Ross and party, in Mir Ross's big touring car. came m over the Borderland this morning, and af 1 ter tran-acting some business bere left for Bsbee.
 Oyer From Bisbee Bsssett Watkins, mars al of Pisbee m mctored over this morning, snd after attending to some court matters rec turn.d to the city of "signs and beers."
 Road Matters Before Board The board of supervisors were ip session yesterday and sodsy, all mel bers pre- ent. B sides the regular monthly routine busipess, many other matters were before tbe b, ard for con - .ider.tion, including road mstters. Leaves for Los Angeles
 Mrs Paul B Warnekros after 8 weeks visit in rombstona, left this morui ing for her home ID Los Ange'e.. Mr. Wsrnekros, once more enters the ranks of our grass widowers In from Road Camp
 Wm Buchanan of the county rosd fore. being employed on the big srsctcr, is a visitor in the city teddy CD business before the board. Return to GIeeson
 L NJ Brown and family returned to their home in Gieeson this afternoon after visit of few days Tn Tomb stone with Mrs Browns mother, Ms Colee.
 went to Road Camp
 Clerk Karger Of the super visors went to tbe road camp in the divid, today on business.
 Back From Tucson
 Chief Deputy Sheriff Guy c Welch returned home last evening from Tucson where be went 10 app ar as a witness before the Federal court, which opened in the Old Pueblo yes- terday.
 Visit Douglas
 Superior Judge A c Lock VI ood, and Deputy Clerk Ray B Krebs, spent Sunday in Douglas,
 Here On Business
 County Engineer McNeish va. e visitor in the county seat on business before the board.
 Registering Has Begun
 Mrs Francis J AbelI and Judge F W Good body have been appointed ihe two registration offc re for the Tomb rtoLe precinct, and have begun their work.
 Here from Phoenix M L Ns9uin of Phoenix. ssste agent for theVelIe automobile was 6 visitor in the city today ou business before che board Oi Supervisors. Today Is cinco de Mayo Today is the Mexican na'ional holi- day, that is one of them, Cinco de Nsyo and the day is being duly ob- served by the Mexican people from all over the northern part of the county and part of the south in Pesrce, where c celebration is being held. A dril,;ng contest, 2 match game of ball ard a dance are among the numbers on the on the entertainment program Tomb !, stone sent over quite delegation. | Youngest But Not Smallest Although the youngest state in the Union, the Federal GIvernmenIs 1 census of the ststes gives Arizona 239. .053 people, and trailing behind us comes Delaware with 209.sI7; N. vads with 9S .726, and Wyoming with l6s,- 736. Tn 1920. when the next regular national census is taken. not osly will those three states be trailing in our smoke, hut we will. in all likli. hood, pass the states of Idaho, Mon- tsns, New Hsmpshire, New Mexico Utah and Vermont. We are going some, and like the jack rabbit and ths coon going down the cotton furrow vs want those s:ates to get out of oul way and let us run, "caues we car