Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
Editorial Comment
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of the year. Nine have been filed in the past week six being for divorce Clerk James office is one of the busiest in the court house at all times of the year.
 Before Messrs O. F. Teaschnor and R. L. Burgess representatives of the Mountain States Telephone pany left Tombstone yesterday they finally decided that comylete system for Tombstone should be installed at The growing business here warranted it and they gave orders rush n al the needed material. Two of standard poles to replace the temporary work already here switch board new cable outfit and many modern improvements will be installed once A switch board and complete renovation of the main office will be made in fact the plans call for everything modern and uptodae, and look Manager Evans and the office force "a puffed up the coming change Manager Evans says it will be rea telephone exchange in a few weeks.
 sea of mud apty describes the condition of the country around Pearce A. C. Karger clerk of the board of supervisors had to give up attempt to get into the north end o the county and also ordered the county truck with the equipment for building the Johnson a back to Tombstone await the time when the roads are pass able bond issue of the right size will build what roads needed A little work the road through the Dra- goons would the north end accessible the present time. This road runs by the Wm Fourr place and needs but little work to open it up
 Three r.es to avoid grippe are said to be Don't kiss hug and don't oyerwork. But whatever you do don't overwork
 the end of the He has probably been reading about Methuseah,
 The fame of Arizona copper producing state is great that sometimes her deposits of other minerals due receive their due share of attention It very generally known that within the boundaries of Arizona of the largest and richest gold placers in the country The early prospector discovered these pacers and worked the richest spots with his pan and rocker Considerable of money have been spent in attempts develop certain of the deposits but either through mis- management unwse expenditure of the money because of insufficient investigation few of these ventures have paid.
 In the exploitation of placer ground the question of easily available supply of water is important It is preemnently the great problem in the development of Arizona placers where there is little rainfall and few streams To the who is able solve this difficulty with reasonable expenditure of capital, Ari- gold pacers will give up millions of dollars worth of gold.
 The great possibilities of placer mining in Arizona lie in the deposits that described in less detail in bulletin recently published by the Arizona State Bureau of Mines entitled Gold Pacers of Arizona by Frank G. Mcclure. These deposits well worth nves tgation and will, with the proper methods of develop ment assume considerable importance in the states production of gold.
 Believes in Chickens" says an Arizona newspaper headline. 50 do we.
 Today all hats in Tombstone Bsbee and Douglas and Farbank of Governor Hunt because he has wisely seen fit his endeavors with the Board of Control and State Engineer regarding the continuance of work the Tombstone Bsbee link of the state highway to the effect that the prisoners will be kept working AT LEAST SIX WEEKS LONGER that magnificent piece of nat ura roadway which Joe Gray. in magnificent flights of oraory Engineer French of New Mexico at the recent otorcade banquet Fl Paso strongly praised
 The Prospector time and again has spoken of this great monument which Governor Hunts administration will leave behind and although have differed con- scentousy with the Governor times yet say again. this great roadway he is building will be of his great monuments for when tourists from all over the world