Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-16
LOOKING eAckpARp
 TWENTY.FoUR YEARS

| Southern Paclnc, sunday, on thelr way to San Francisco.
 Mir. Douglas. a competent mill man from the east. arrived in town on Sun day and went to Soldiers Holes on the following day
 ! Tom Morser has young wild cat which he is attempting to domesticate. He has furnished it with a companion 1 in the shape of a house cat Of the same age but the two members of the feline race do not have any too much love for each other
 Jnaquina Alyerez, the woman ac- 1 cused of attempting the life of Hugh brought to Tombstone and lodged in the county jail today Mckinney was also brought up today and is at the county hospital The bullet is still imbedded in the muscles of the back. and will not be removed as no evil results are visible. He will be around long before another 4th. of July does.
 The San Pedro river contained a raging torrent yesterday. a2d z nun Der of narrow escapes were made try. ing to cross is
 The condition of Miss Kitty Raf- ferty, who was taken ill on Tuesday morning is still very critical Sine suffers intensely from hiccoughs which have not left her for a minute during the past sixty hours. Members of the family are nearly distracted over her condition.
 The indexing of the county records of the board of supervisors is just as much a necessity as the indexing of the filings in the county recorders of flee and the supervisors have done wise thing in ordering this work done.
 Several heavy transfers of city real estate are on the tapis for good figures. The man who has not faith in the camp sufficient to pick up real | [ h.1 GAnf rr1lE ina in Tombstone. is rot far seeing.
 Young Porter, who was shot by Frank Kibbey is slowly dying and no l hopes for his recovery aer entertain ed.
 A miner writes to the Stockman that there is no tin in the Dos Ca bezas mountains and calls the Pros pector correspondent liar for saying there was The Prospector sincerely hopes that there will be no blood shed over it. It is a veyr serious affair though, for if there should be tin in the Dos Cabezas mountains-well, heaven forbid,
 The body found near Phillips ranch last week proved to be that of John | McGraw, the company tailor of the 24th. Infantry. He had been stationed at Bowie and was on his way to Hua- chuca when he lost his way and per Graw was an old solder, having serv- ed with Major Norwell, now of the 10tth. Cavalry and for wounds receiy- | ed was drawing a pension, which he had let accumulate, and which at rhe time of his death amounted to about $500.
 l Louis Jager, one of the earliest set tiers of Arizona, and who resided for many years at Yuma, died last week in Washington. He at one time own ed all the steamers plying on the Colo rado river.
 | There Is growing belief that in the last days of the session of the senate will pass the statehood bill admitting New Mexico and Arizona.
 Gov. Murphy saved a young lady from drowning at the Phoenix nata- torium on Saturday. Every time the governor goes to the natatorium after this every lady will be drowning, and and they will not catch at a straw either when they grab at the Governor
 The county affairs in Cochise county have been well administered during ] the past two years. This is due.to the fact that both parties placed their best men in the field two years ago The same policy this year should pre- vail It is doubtful if ever in the his !