Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-23
LOOKING sAckpARo
 TWENrY.FouR YEARS

| vas ftiuoNeu iioni r rioIeuCe to luCsou by the sheriff to guard against an at tempt at lynching. Kibbey is said to be a pitiable object.
 A heavy pair of blankets was a comfort last night. the slight shower 1 bringing with it a cool wave Charley Mauk. who lived and pros | pered in Tombstone in early days. is visiting Tombstone in company with his brother
 Ingram and Fitts are still taking ! out rich ore from their extension oi the State of Maine. It is one of the biggest strikes ever made in the emp
 Harry Hanna, formerly of Tomb
 le, owns the claim upon which the l, town of White Hills" is located and is reaping harvest selling lots at fancy prices. stage line has been put on between Kingman and White Hills. The rush is said to be great Fare sl0. and freight cents a pound The distance is fc.ry miles and the ther- mcme:c- ,,-
 The territory of Arizona has l57 public schools with s. 6l7 pupils.
 Tomorrow the French residents will celebrate the anniversary of the fall of the Bastile
 Casa Grande wants a newspaper and 1t is said that George Meek will run 1t if it materializes.
 When the annex to the Prospector building is completed it will make one of the largest and most complete Of fees in Arizona
 A. Ashman is back from Los Ange- les, where he has been spending a few weeks. He will act as engineer at the Old Guard mine, which will start up August lst.. without a doubt
 Cyrus W. Field is dead, and another Astor has gone to bloom in the great beyond
 While poverty strikes are going on all over the union. rich strikes are the rule in Arizona, and yet We are not happy.
 IL is about time that this country was handed over to the gentler sex to govern. The spectacle of men pledged to the free coinage of silver casting a vote against it when the eyes of the world were upon them, shows the race to be without shame and barren of honor It was Herbert who said. Words are Women, deeds are men" but could he have lived in the present generation, he would have modified his sentiment to read. Hon est words are women. dark deeds are men"
 The insane asylum directors have resigned and a new lot have been ap- pointed. The row was over a stew ard who compelled the whole crowd to evacuate.
 Alex Hill having completed the erec- ton of the new custom house near Bisbee, is again in Tombstone
 Charley Mauk is located in his old home on sth. street where he lived ten years ago. He reiterates the oft re- peated truism, there is no climate on earth equal to Tombstone" When the people of Tucson, Yuma and Phoe- nix learn this fact there will be rush to this point in the summer months which now goes to California. MT. Msuk and borther are here to enjoy the cool. health giving noun tain breeze.
 Adam Berg Is back from Kansas City. He reports a fattering outlook all over that section of the country for farmers and cattlemen.
 The Stockman is strongly opposed to the consolidation of the offices of sheriff and assessor. It's all right Brother Pugh. If you'll give us the assessor we'll give you the sheriff
 Joe Bignon is in Albuquerque. He is shipping the scenery from his Elite theatre in Tombstone to his new To- cation.
 Tom Sorin will go to Dos Csbezas district the first part of the coming week to gather Worlds Fair speci- mems and data