Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-17
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 TWeNrY.FoUR YEARS

home the last of this month from Colorado.
 Miss Nellie Walsh Is expected home from her visit to California the first Of next week.
 Mrs. Trover. who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Palmer Seamans. will leave for her home In Missouri to- morrow.
 w. 0. O'Neil. president of the worlds fair commission. has returned from an extended visit to New York.
 The Mohave County Miner ticket is a good one: statehood and Free Coinage"
 Mir. c. $. Fly went to Bisbee this morning on scouting trip.
 Wm. Leggit. at Bisbee. who has been quite i'll, is reported as being much better.
 Al Howe left today for Claremont. Cal, where he will continue his stud ies al Pomona college.
 There are two hundred children in attendance at the public school
 The noisiest thing yet developed in the campaign is the boiler plate car toon
 This morning Mir B. Heyman, president of the chamber of com merce returned from the east where he has been spending more than two months. In his visit Mir Heyman has never lost an opportunity to speak of the grand prospects of the territory. and he says the majority of the people are very much impressed with the country and he thinks the outlook in the matter of increased and amount of money in vested
 Canada declares with emphasis that she can live without the United States.
 Now that the infant Oklahoma is to receive the benefits of geological survey, the standing plea of Arizona for a like consideration should be needed and the request granted. IL would be of untold benefit to all the mining camps of the territory, and especially so to Tombstone, pro riding the several owners would con. sent to the plotting of their respec- tive developments on one chart.
 Joe McPherson left on Wednesday for trip to Phoenix.
 w. c. Parsons of the Contention, is in the city. a guest of MT. D. J. Bausfield
 Wm. Brauch was taken down to Benson Saturday evening en route to the insane asylum at Phoenix.
 Major J. A. Montandon, Of Benson, came in on today's stage.
 Our readers will regret to learn that Mir. s. L. Hart and family intend to move to Tucson. Mir Hart is one of our oldest citizens, a most affable gentleman and a skilled workman in 'hv inest achanism O steel or brass.
 Every Chinaman in the United States will be called upon to pay one dollar toward a fund to oppose the Geary Bill. which compels all China men to be photographed before their departure for China, when intending to return. The two American law yers who are to get this snug sum of money live in San Francisco.
 In the national celebration on the Fist. of October, on the occasion of the opening of the Columbian Expo sition there is no movement on foot so worthy of earnest consideration as a universal demonstration on the part of the public schools of the United States.
 Mickey" Stewart, of Flagstaff, for delegate to Congress on the Republi- can ticket is the biggest surprise since the Sullivan-Corbett fight. His name indicates that he is a renegade Democrat. Mickey" Stewart, you Are not in it.
 Col. Wm. Herring returned today from Prescott where he was during the session of the Republican Conven- tion. The Col. Is too loyal to find fault with the doings ,of.th conven- ton, but like all other stalwart Re publicans he does not appear to he