Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1915-11-28


To make the Borderand the best of all tanscontnenta
routes should be their and object This only be
done by hearty cooperation and persistent effort by all
commercial bodies and individuals favoring the route
Every change of alignment to cut out unnecessary mile
age every reduction of grade stone removed and
every chuck-hole filled in contributes little toward the
object in view To it proper proportion of through
travel this needs only to be put into proper condition
throughout As yearround route it has advan-
tages possessed 10y none other.
A newspaper is the official medium through which the
public is kept in touch with its servants In giving news
paper information for publication. ofiicehoderS
doing neither the reporter Oh ne paper he represents
favor they doing what it is their duty do that is
communicate through recognized responsible and proper
channels their employers of their steward
ship Many public officials recognize this: "a few do not.
says the Arizona Gazette.
The people of Arizona will have much give thanks
for next Thursday. In material way Notwithstanding
some handcaps the state prosperous and the promise
of the future is exceedingly bright.
copy of "A Directory of Arizona Mines issued by
the State Bureau of Mines has been received at this office
and is compact enumeration of the different minerals of
the state and where they found The list is compiled
from government reports and other authentic and
will be of interest and value to those desiring to become
informed to Arzonas mineral resources.
Excitement over the discovery Of rich gold quartz in
Miller Canyon in the Huachucas, about thirty miles south
of this city, is likely quick invasion of that
gon by prospectors and mining The country there
about has long been known good placer ground and
that lode claim reported to be valuable has been
brought light the probabilities all favor further dscov
cries of the character. While the discovery is not
likely to result in immediate stampede Of the Oatman
variety still the Huachucas being comparatively speaking
virgin territory, may yet yield up wealth of mineral pro-
ducton exceeding all past expectations.
man was arrested for drunkenness in Indiana, says
the Yuma Examiner who that he drank sio juice
There are many of this kind of dstieries all through A
zona And they say the drink is pleasant to the taste
simply fermented stalks ETC. Why shouldn't it
tain alcohol?
The 1915 Mining Edition of the Bisbee Daily Review is
the desk of the Prospector which in estimation is
one of the largest best and profusey illustrated Of
any such edition issued in the state of Arizona Con
tanning 60 pages of exclusive mining data better
dunn of presenting to the outside public descriptive
account of the states most valuable asset the mining in
dusry has been published Congratulations the
Review and its efficient working force May the reward
of its enterprise be MANIFOLD.
Charles D. Reppy founder of the Tombstone Eptaph
ow issued the weekly edition of the Prospector and
of the pioneer editors Arizona, is reported to be
dangerously i'll in Los Angeles The many friends Of Mr.
Rippy hope for his recovery.
The Five Points Herald, commenting on recent art
Gle in the Prospector says Quail according the Pros
pector, often the business streets of Tomb
stone. How about chickens. neighbor?
Well, Brother Hiener when you mention chickens, :"
that where the streets of Tombstone sass Phoenix
any other in the for that We have the
best looking chickens the Tombstone streets that
cares throw lamp on and if Brother Hener will pay
visit he will be rewarded three-fod for his journey
Did you say Chickens man Well any way these chick
fed but they capable of furnishing the
ice sodas boxes of bonbons any Salt River
Valley alfalfa belle that ever cackled.
Phoenix relates a story of motor ride he was
taking weeks ago when the suddenly turned
corner. The light fell certain back porch where
lady taking BATH The lady fell out of the tub and
the driver smashed into fence No other casualties re-
norted