Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
l0OsINs BACKWARD
 TWENTY.FOuR YEARS
MONDAY

 editor Crawford has been missed m the newspaper field for a year past and his natural gift of gathering news ought tn make the Advertiser q sue cess as a newspaper,
 The Southern Pacific Company have generously rendered Transportation. on irS road iroR all points In Arizona to all editors and their wives who propose attending the annual meeting of the Arizona Press Association which will convene at Phoenix Feb 5.
 The late storm which swept over he Pacific coast states aud territories means free coinage of grass next sum mrr
 The best way to step all talk against statehood IS to let every politician in Arizona afix h,s name to the coustitu- ton recently adopted.
 Do not fud fault with the high wind that comes up from the south. It is the only thing we get from IoTe,gn country without duty on il
 The Phoeniy people observed what they called comet last Monday night. The poor deluded settlers of the $ alt river valley, even ,he stars as they fall seem to them to have strings tied t2 them
 Adam Berg came in from the valley yesterday and reports a copious rain fall on the other side of Turquo,s but a less quantity between that camp and Tombstone.
 Mir. $. NJ. Aguirre and Miss Will Sueed were united in marriage today ar noon. al Mrs Ecceles,oa' on fth street. Th- ceremony was performed bv Judge Wolcott in the presence of only a few relatives and irtimate friend. of the contracting parties.
 Mrs Al'ou Williams died ,hi, nora ing al the residence on Fremont street neal fifth The deceased had been from pneumonia for some time She was a sister of Bob Te e.nple- ton. who feels the loss keeuly. To him and two orphan children left so by the death of their mother, the sympathy of rhe community is extend ed. Tn. funeral w.U take place to- morrow at : p. m. from the MeihoGis, 
 Tom yrrow is Arbor Day but nobody seems to care t~ call il a holiday II will pass without thought as far as Tombstone is concerned
 Charley Smith. the line rider brought up Mexican smuggler this afternoon and landed him in the county jal
 The Old Guard Company to Jay re ieemsd the judgements which were as igned 10 ( $. Clark and h-Id by him as trustee. The claims irc!uG-d those of Hoxhurst and Shanklapd The total amount was s176O.
 Frank Ealenzuela. m ner having a arge circle of acquain;ances in Tomb stone. died yesterday and was buried his afternoon The deceased leaves | wife and two children.
 Peter Moore made short stay m own coming in yesterday and return ng today He is doing much for the !. Sulphur Spring, valley in the.shape of -aising fruit.
 MT. H. NJ. Woods was in Bisbee the .arly psr' of the week, the guest of | Charles Clowson and family.
 NJ Rally the Diauo tuuer left for Bisbee by stage aud will remain until i III Bisbee IS tuned to a concert pitch. | Lieut.. Elliot U. s. A.. who has been /, .ringing a company of Indian soldiers | Town from Prescott paid Bisbee a visit ,n Thursday. for the purpose of visit ng the famous Copper Queen cave.
 Harqua Hala would be good place if it was a white mans camp.
 There is satisfaction in knowing | hat if silver is going down. zinc is ,oing up and the two metals are liable 9 be on par very soon.
 Mark Smith addressed the committee ID territories on Wednesday in behalf f statehood.
 MT. H Schmieding, who has been in