Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-03
LOOKING sAckpARo
 TwENTY.FouR YEARs

mine to the Worlds Fair exhibit being collected by Tom Sorin.
 The writer of a letter from Sassabe. sonora to the newspaper Fl Partido Liberal says that in the recent hurri- cane there fell in that region a shower of fish three inches long, and a num- Der of small pelicans. but no rain, while al Mazatlan the ground was covered with dead winged bats.
 Miss Pauline Brauch and MT Frank Engle will be joined in the holy bonds Df matrimony tomorrow. The cere- mony will be performed at Ramsey l Canyon in the Huachuca mountains by Probate Judge Wolcott. A host of friends will wish the bride and groom q life of happiness and success. Gus Baron and Tom Sorin returned | yesterday from a trip to the formers mining properties in the Huachuca mountains. They brought back few hundred pounds of samples for the Worlds Fair exhibit. One of the pro perties is a gold ledge of immense size and the other of copper and zinc. Tom Sorin went to Turquoise today. While there he will secure a fine dis play Of mineral for his Worlds Fair collection.
 c. C. Hall of Albuquerque. was visitor in Tombstone yesterday. He .s doing yeomen service for the sue ! cess of the territorial fair at Albu. querque.
 youngster aged about years, | picked up a campaign badge of Cleye- land on the street in front of the Pros pector office this morning After brushing the dirt of of il and bending teh brass portion of il back into shape he looked al the picture in brown study. It was just at this time that prominent democrat came by, and 1 stopped to see what the youngster was examining so critically. Thinking to assist in relieving the boys mnd. he asked Little boy, do you know who that is picture of?
 Little Boy. "Yessir. I know who that is.'
 Man. Who is it"
 Little Boy. That's Fatty Ryan"
 II is hardly possible that any move looking toward county division will | be successful until after the territory 1 shall have become a state. The mat ter may bob up in the next legisla- ture but it will bob down again. IL will come some time in the near fu- l luTt. put not yet.
 There is no use in holding on to your money until election day. Under he Australian ballot law, money will be no factor on that day
 On Wednesday last a huge snake built much like a rattler. but without the appendage characterizing the lat ter. invaded the kitchen of Colonel Herring's residence. The Chinaman, instead of allowing the intruder the undisputed possession of the room pro cured six shooter and began to plug the floor full of holes in close proxi- mity to the snake. The fusilade brought the neighbors to the scene and the reptile was soon dispatched by the dexterous stroke of a butcher knife in the hands of one of the gen tier sex.
 Let silver go to 50 cents if it will Tombstone will not suffer. We will let our low grade ores rest till silver is remonetized and work our high grade ores in the meantime.
 It is a significant fact that no one holds an elective office in Cochise county. who did not come out and an- nounce himself before the convention net.
 Cochise county never looked SO pros porous from a mining standpoint, as t does today. From every mining dis trict, from the Huachuca mountains n the south. ot the Chiricahua range on the north, comes the same fatter- ing report In the Tombstone district
 here is more silver being produced than at any one time for five years past. The gold properties throughout