Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-27
LOOKING eAckDARD
 TWENTY.FoUR vEARs

of the choice portion of them he sath- cred while in Tombstone years ago. which represented the clsracter of ore on nearly all the levels of tho bis 1 bonanzas of those days.
 You can judge the character of the child by what it is thought of in .he home circle And just so you can 1 judge of a mans character by what is thought of him in the section Of the country where he lives. The ovation rendered to Mark Smith upon his re- I turn was not confined to partisans. tut was an outburst of popular favor which cannot be misconstrued.
 Rev C. R. Nugent returned yester day from Florence and way stations. He comes back more than ever iin- bued with the knowledge that Tomb stone is still on top.
 R. w. Wood met his daughter, Miss Ebbie, at Fairbank today, and accom- panied her as far as Benson on her way to Los Angeles.
 The price of silver has raised two cents per ounce in two days. In with the pumps,
 The third term party and the third party are two distinct families and should not be confounded. Two years next Monday silver reached 1.20 per ounce. Whether the republicans of Cochise had this in their minds when they called their primaries for that day is only known in the bosom of that family of which John Kelso is the father.
 E.. H. Emanuel has foun.i from the index to the court records, which he is rapidly completing. that since CO chise county was formed, 33S foreign born persons have declared their in tentions to become citizens in the dis trict court of the county.
 Douglas Gray is up from Crittenden near where he has a lease on some choice lead properties. MT. Gray is also soliciting for the Sorroco smelter.
 It is a safe proposition that who soever is elected delegate to congress this fall. will not be abl. to repre- sent Arizona in congress. Both New Mexico and Arizoa will have two sen ators and a representative for them after March 4th. next
 Peter White the hunter who left here and went to Colorado a few months ago. was killed by a bear while on a hunting trip a short time iince.
 James Scow came over last night 
 from Dos Cabezas on his way to No gales.
 There was a foggy look in the at nosphere this morning and what it forestalled no one seemed to know One said wind and another said rain, but either had come to pass at {
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 Tom Sorin secured the building next to the postofiice for use as a head. quarters for his Worlds Fair display.
 The Apache troops stationed at Fort Huachuca indulged in a rain dance a few days ago, but the affair did not bear the desired fruit. It was novel sight to see the maneuvers through which they went to induce the flood gates of heaven to open. They believe now that the whites in this section are paying the penalty of some sin committed and they claim that if the dance had take place on the San Carlos reservation there would have been a downpour in less than twelve hours.
 The Democratic party of Arizona ii unit for the re-nomination of Marl , Smith for Congress.
 American silver in Canada now stands about the same as Mexican sil yer in American, banks refusing tc take it except at a very heavy dis count. and don't want it at that. The storm of yesterday was the frs one of the season in Tombstone, o , any force. During the hours rain . fall s0-100 of an inch of water fell. General Futile, who made a stak, , out of the Junietta mine in this dis | trtc in