Tombstone epitaph., 1917-01-21

named Adams from practicing in the territory.
 NJ. E. A. Nichols of Wilcox came in on the stage today. Edgar Mills. a brother of O. D. Mills. died in San Francisco today.
 General Weaver will be in Tomb stone on or about Jan. goth. the exact | date which will be made known to- morrow.
 The Republican at Phoenix has a report that Jerry Barton was killed in | Prescott last Sunday. while resisting arrest and that Sheriff Lowry and a deputy were also killed in the melee. Gus Tribolet has returned from Phoenix and reports a boom there of no small proportions. Everyone from ! Tombstone is making money Or get. ting ready to do so, and capital is plenty and eager for investment. MT. A. c. Sheen of Wilcox came over today from that town and will remain for several days. L. c. Hughes has the solid support of the press for governor.
 Several interesting Tombstone cases will be argued before the Supreme Court this week.
 Some mining men are just begin ming to find out that Arizona is a gold country.
 L. A. Rockwell has been to Nogales to look up a location for a branch drug store.
 The hotel accommodations al Phoe- nix cannot accommodate one half of the people arriving there.
 The Nardiniz strike near Turquoise, is looking very well as work pro gresses. Some of the ore from the bottom of the shaft is very rich and the size of the ledge is undetermined.
 The board of supervisors met this morning but transacted no other busi- ness other than to revise the jury list.
 R w Wood and son left today for Los Angeles. where the latter will be placed under the care of an oculist.
 P. B. Warnekros has commenced 2 suit against w. L. Reynolds in the district court to recover $500 claimed to be due for goods furnished the de- fendant a year ago.
 Wm Ritchie today received his ap- continent from Sheriff White as jail or. Bill has been expecting some such plum, but was just as pleased over 1t as though it were a surprise
 The board of supervisors today en- powered Frank Hare to supervise the purchase of supplies for the county that were necessary during the times that the board is not in session.
 Tucson people are anxious to have prescribed quarter to be called China town, to which all Chinamen are to be relegated.
 Michael Pagan of Harshaw, who in 1878 with Dave Harshaw and three or four others, first located the Her mosa group, died yesterday morning
 Thomas Sutton. representing the candy house of Bishop & Co.,, Los Angeles, is at the Palace.
 A. Pateman of Fl Paso, who is trav- cling for the Anheuser Bush Brewing Co.,, is at the Palace. J.. J. McClelland left today for the east. He will return in a few weeks prepared to do extensive work on his mining properties in this district.
 A. H. Emmanuel is suffering from an attack of La Grippe.
 Work in the Lucky Cuss mine be- low water level progresses satisfac- torily at the rate of about a foot a day. Rich ore continues to be hoist ed. and water is not at all trouble some.
 Judge Reilly came in today from Phoenix, where he has been spend ing a few days during the session of the supreme court.
 C. Powers, an old prospector. who has been in the county hospital for eleven months suffering from con sumption, died yesterday. He was a native of England.
 This morning at Phoenix, a new era was inaugurated in the practice of law in this territory. It was the ad- mission of Miss Sarah Herring to the har of the eunrama courf and Uas the