Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-28
Looking Backward
 Twenty-Four Years
MONDAY

MONDAY
 AIa'gs number of Bisbee patriots will visit Tombstone on July 4tb.
 Henry Fitch of Dos Cabeaas reports . good rain over there lat Tuesday.
 The Fourth of July in Tombstone this year vii oe one long to be rec membered.
 E Durkee loss . wheel of his bug sy CD Fremont street this moruine, and narrowly escaped . serious acci. dent. He caught the horses' beads before they could get a~ay.
 The election O. school trustee in place of Frank Wolcott, wbose term of office expires. will take place next month. Mir Wolcott ssys that he will not be . candidate.
 JC McCoy. specisl agent of the Tressury Department, is mskipg his regular tour of inspection. and is visit ing Tomhstops He reports the trial of the "A Chinese evsders st Tucson e progressing slowly but satisfactorily
 CIV chsyney. J ? McAIl'ster. A Il Grow, and A Fl Emanuel will leave tonight by private conveyance, for Benscn. where they will take the train for Phoenix, to be on hand at he Republican gathering tomorro~.
 TUESDAY
 The same nan who drew . prize oi $lOOO in the Ceoe6cia lottery on the 5sh of this month. yesterday drew, through the agency Of $ Drscbman. . prize O 5000 ss bis share of ticket 6Oll9 in the Louisiana io.te:y. He also drew $55 in smaller priz's.
 The solid men Of the Sterling Silver Mil & Mining Company will visit Tombssonc ;n .e.y short lime. Flem all accounts they will find their affsirs in . most eatifsctory condition.
 A baseball match for $l0 has been arranged for July 4th at "a n,. The commit,e has restricted the two sides to boys upder IA years of age. The Pioneers will be one of the clubs, and . picked nine will battle against them for the prize. A grace bachelors race is also talked of. There will be many entries if the race is decided upon.
 Mir George W Choyney and A L Grow returned from Phoenix last night. The balance of the party vi return tonight.
 Congress has sppostionsd $l70,0C0 for the maintenance Of Apsohes in AFi1ons and New Mexico.
 WEDNESDAY
 The Gazette is urging the citizens of Phoenix to report early and often 60 the cen.u. enumefator.
 The Trinidad mines are about to be sold to an American company for two million dollars.
 The last carload of ore from si Bry. snt's mine as Turquoise netted the neat sum ci $107v. He bas but three men as work ct pre-ent but will add to the force in . short time. The troops at Fort Hus:hucs made . quick trip few nishts ago when ness reached there that Iodisns were out O sr Crittendon. They received the news ct 9 o'clock st night and were on tie scene of reported depre- da.ions at 8 o'clock the next morn. hg.
 Tues, D will celebrate the Ash by giving . church social in the evening. Mrs Net Hawke left yesterday for New Jersey. where sbe will remain during the summer. ] From March l, 1878 to Dec 3I, 1889 the government hes coined &349, : 93S 900. from which cost s7S7 ,995 .lO7 l-s profit of $6l, ,9l2. .sS3. 1 THURSDAY
 San Frsncisco butchers gre lament ing the fact that ell of the cattle be. ing sold from the ranges Of Arisons and New Mexico are going east. I, looks Co them as though the Cslifos- pis and Nevsds rsnGes should bs stocked vi b feedsrs from these twc territories. There is 10 doubt bot that tbers l. large amount of the 6osst pss.uripg under the sun goinl to waste this sesscn along the coas, counties.
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