Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
LOOKING sAckoARo
 TwENrY-FoUR YEARS

are wearing third term hats. They are very neat and attractive. The small sizes are known as first and second termers.
 It looks as though both parties in 1 Arizona would have to come to Co chise for timber to make their dele gates of Mir. Cheney would probably beat any democrat outside of Mark Smith that latter party could put up. but Marcus will snow any man under by twice the majority he did two years ago.
 George Fitts has new cash register of the latest pattern that attracts much attention.
 Mrs. Graham, widow of Tom Ora ham, who was killed near Tempe. last week, pulled a pistol in court at Phoe- nix yesterday and tried to shoot Rhodes, who was being examined on a charge Of being an accomplice. The woman's father cought her arm and saved Rhodes ;ife.
 Wm. Kieke will locate in Albuquer- que His goods were shipped today.
 Wm. Carizon. who was taken home on Tuesday. suffering from heart trouble. is confined to his home and unable to get out of bed.
 Tom Lowry, who has been in poor health for several weeks, left today for Tucson. where he will put himself under Dr. Goodfellow's care.
 Richard Welsh. brother of the late Thomas Welsh, has gone back to his home in Dayton, Washington. He may return to Tombstone in a few months to reside. He thinks a great deal of our country and camp.
 The comet mine shut down this
 
 morning. Owing to the low price of silver it was impossible to ship ore al profit
 Tombstone will go broke" on lot tery tickets for the next few months.
 They have just discovered up in i hor l. iau aSps the carrying Of fire arms within tire corporate limits of any city in the territory. The chaces are tha- if they had discovered it sooner thefe would have been a much larger popu. lation there than can be showa at The present time.
 Mrs. Wm. Kieke and daughter W i'll leave in a few days for Albuquerque to join Mir. Kieke. who has secured a location and will settle there.
 The Prospector office is in posses. sion of the first newspaper press ever brought to the territory. lit is a Washington hand press of the larses, size and is in as good condition as wien it was brought from San Frer. cisco by wagon years ago. The young wildcat owned by Ton, Monier is one of the best ratters .har . ever grew It was tried with a nun Der that have been caught in traps . and never missed getting his prey , at the first jump.
 . Grass in the Sulphur Spring alley r is ten inches high, and cattle are looking sleek.
 From the gradual dropping of the | price Of silver and the lack of th, gradual dropping Of rain water. it il a problem of whether it would be bet ter to boon Arizona as a miniug can: or a cattle ranch
 Mrs. Tom Lowry left yesterday fo Tucson upon receiving a telegram from her husband to come.
 This was the day set aside by Foste. tLe prophet, for a deluge. Will so.i one please urn tie hose VI hin'
 Mark A. Smith and wife returne, , today from Washington. They ar C both in good health. and are sratiie Y to be home once more. As for state T. hood. Mir. Smith speaks most enroul s agingly. He thinks there is no dcub D but that the bill admitting Arizon e will be passed at the short sesslo 'e which meets in December It ha is passed the House and has been fsvol ably reported by the senate committr and needs but to be called cp an voted on.