Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-24
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". ihele is t'Sis S'ieShSS ehes eAS affair will be a quiet one.
 The news of the killing of Vic Wilson by the train robbers, Sontong and Evans, was received in Tomb stone last night and caused feeling of deep regret. The news was brok- en to Mrs. Wilson by her mother Mir Wilson had many friends in Tomb stone who will feel deeply grieved at the loss. and the sympathy of the entire community will go out to the widow and orphan in their irrepar- able loss.
 Parties ties are weak this year and you can hear them snap in the most
 expected places.
 The remains Of the late T. A. At chison were escorted to the limits of .e city yesterday by a delegation from Rescue Hose Co.,, Engine Co. No. l, A. O. U. W. and K. of P. The remains will be inferred in the family cemetery at Steubenyille, o.
 There was atouch of vim about the Republican primaries today that shows that the late Republican con vention gave birth to twins.
 Chas. Weiser was the lucky man today. He had his name on both tickets for delegate to the Republi- can convention.
 Today at four o'clock will begin the celebration of President Diaz' oZnd. birthday. Its observance will con tinue until tomorrow at the same hour when the regular anniversary of the independence Of the republic of Mexi- co from Spain will begin.
 Gus A. Hoff, of Tucson, a promin- ent member of the 16th. Legislative Assembly, is in Tombstone on com nercial business.
 Let us hope that the democratic ter ritorial convention will go the Repub- iicans one better and endorse the Peoples party platform in its entire ty.
 Mark Smith will leave tomorrow for the northern part of the territory. He will be in Flagstaff durina; the ses- sion of the convention that will place him in nomination flr delegate to congress, to which he will be elected by a larger majority than he ever dreamed of.
 WaK. Meade star. d for Flagstaff yesterday. He is delegate to the ne locratic convent )n, aL.. Giso has i'aT, rtant business to ;ransa-t before the meeting of the World Fair com missioners.
 The Democratic primaries to ee held tomorrow will not be without in- terest. There will be two tickets in the field and the fight will be an in- teresting one.
 C. B. Kelton returned today from Tucson, to which place he accoTpan- jed Mrs. Vic Wilson When Mrs. Wilson arrived there, she found sev- eral letters awaiting her husband. One letter was from his home, telling Of the death of his favorite sister
 Mrs. Mark Smith will spend the next fortnight at her fathers ranch in the foothills of the Dragoon noun tains.
 J. W. Clark, superintendent of the Huachuca Water company. left for the east today. He will be gone for a month or six weeks.
 Van" Van Horn, who has been all over the United States during the past few months, has returned to Co chise county and is at present visit ing his old home. Tombstone. There is a strong possibility of cholera visiting Arizona this fall. The work of cleaning up the centers of population should be carried on sys- tematically and thoroughly. A stitch in time saves nine.
 title hope is ent-rtainol tor the recovery of Mrs. Harrison, wife O the president The physicians no longer conceal their real anxiety st ri.c situation and practically adu ,' ::a ie case has gone beyond t.s i-oint where medicine or human cad can further avail.
 The Maricopa county democrats !