Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
re seems to scandal brewing in the National

There seems to scandal brewing in the National unfortunate time than now, just when home guard is apt be sorey needed We make no comment on the merits of the scandal further than say for the good of Arizona the 'nigger in the woodpile should be threshed and the guilty dismissed dshon- orably and expect that Governor Hunt will that this Is done.
 The resignation of Joe" Gray as Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce of Bisbee accept editorial chair daily paper in Honolulu will from the District of its most energetic boosters The call of the printers ink too strong for Joe and he is going back to his first love- Its long way Tipperary but its dun sight further Honolulu and here's good luck you Joe and may you wake up the sleepy folks in the islands and don't lock sending the Prospector force jug of 'poi when you personal use' is fact in Arizona.
 Did the bad boy get your goat today with the thread okethe hat with the brick under so innocently reposng the side walk did you bite the old poe ket book which when you stopped pick it up from you like streak of lightning while the bad boy at the other end of the string screamed with delight?
 Remember when you did the things? It great to be an innocent kid.
 William B. Kelly of Clifton. editor of the Copper Era has been appointed postmaster of that city, and that he will make good P NJ goes without saying, since he is brother typo and besides when he gets be able to read the postal cards of the camp he get inside m formation for the Era, which information undoubtedly would make good reading for the subcribers Here's you Bill and long may you serve.
 A clever book of poems from the pen of our former townsman Ned White is upon our desk It is ceverly gotten up and written in that breezy western style that is characteristic of Mir. White. Some thirty five poems a pear there in covering every conceivable subject of the desert One n particular that appeals is entitled Tombstone in the early days Mr. White is to be graduated his effort and the booklet makes appro priate gift to send to ones eastern friends
  than of passing moment and that the old Stonewal nil where is located the Oregon mine belonging the Bunker Hill Mining Company. This property is fairly alive with and is the of great activity It the big manganese mine of the district and all the hill active shafts; dumps arising and motor trucks well four and eight horse hauling the output to either the mill the Some of the is shipped it from the shafts and other is centrated Daily shipments of this is going forward to the big steel and iron mills of the It nspi ring sight to this great activity in the old camp we wish the Phelps Dodge people and Doctor Grebe great in this operation well that of all the other vast holdings in the district and that mindful of the fact that their success in Tombstones success.
 There some Americans who yet regard the bandit Villa romantic character educated and refined. They almost believe that when he captured he will be found to be wearing wrist watch. But think that he is equipped with aspeedometer instead, says the Arizona Republican.
 According to the Gia Valley Farmer eggs are legal tender in Pima, and the Farmer says: Tt unordi- nary thing here boy walk into store pull out his pocketbook hand the sorekeeper egg and say ve me an eggs worth of candy" Eggs also used a means of trade circulation by older folks. Here eggs standardized There eggs have the de- nomination of five cent six equal ten cent and on"
 Secretary Oscar K. Coll of the Douglas Chamber of Commerce has succeeded Joe Gray immigration l, na nr,lcr of the Bbee Chamber has been appointed deputy commissioner Messrs Qehridpe puhicitv