Tombstone epitaph., 1917-01-28
LOOKING BACKWARD
 TWeNTv-eoUR YEARS
Taken From the Files of the Pros.
 peetor, Thls Date 1898

s. Clark, Is an applicant Tor the posi- tion of postmaster of the Tombstone postoffice. She has a petition nu- merously signed by prominent citi- zens asking for her appointment. The young lady has many Qualifica- tions for the place. having been as- sistant under her father for the term of four years.
 A sick Apache scout on his way to San Carlos to. Fort Huachuca. stopped over in Tombstone this af- ternoon. He was in charge of two troopers.
 John Haley is confined to his bed with a serious attack of pneumonia, which he contracted about four days ago.
 Origen c. Smith. who has been a fixture in Tombstone since@the earli- est history. left today for Phoenix. where he will embard in some en- tsrprise or other. lie has a host of friends who will always be pleased to hear of his success and prosper ity. wherever he may be.
 John Montz, who has been suger- ing from a bad case of bronchitis, is able to be around again.
 The big coach "Modoc" was taken to Fairbank today to be in readiness for the trip up tomorrow with t.e Free Coinage load.
 The infant child of John Miano is very sick and fears are entertained that it may not recover.
 The mother of Mrs. Hamilton ar rived today from Los Angeles. She will remain the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton for several weeks.
 A. D. Walsh returned today from Phoenix, where he has been for a fortnight. He was summoned lCme by the dangerous condition of his son Walter.
 Mrs. G. w Cheney. who has been visiting Mir. Cheney at Orc Blanco, came home today.
 Francis J. Heney is candidate for U. s. district attorney of Arizona.
 s. Siegler and wife are in frori Tur- quois. They are stopping at the Palace.
 c. B. Kelton left today for Los An geles. where he will remain for sev- eral weeks. He will stop over to- night in Tucston.
 It's all over but the memory of it will finger in the breasts of our peo- pie for many a long day. General Weaver has come and gone but his words and warnings will be needed when the time comes for action. The speaker of the evening was received with thunders of applause. He launched at once into his subject and for two hours held his audience with riveted attention. The decorations at Schefiin Hall were furnished by citizens and their attractive arrange ment was due to the artistic skill of Pete Butte.
 Mrs. Henry Cook has just finished magnificent gem in the shape of an oil painting. which is attracting much attention at Yaple's. It is a credit to the artist and will be surprise to many citizens who did not realize that talent of such high order existed in our midst.
 DIED-In Tombstone, Jan 20. Wal. ter W. Walsh. aged 27 years. months and 21 days. a native of California Funeral from the residence at ? o'clock D. m. Sunday Jan. 22. Ser. vices at the Catholic Church at 2:30 D. m.
 The funeral of the late Walter T Marsh took place yesterday afternoon "A solemn requim mass was said by the Rev. Dolje assisted by Rev. Gran jon. and Miss Nettie Rafferty accom- panied by Miss Flora Cohen. rendered beautiful music appropriate to the oc casion.
 Fred Herrera left yesterday for the Huachucas. where he went to lool after a shipment of cattle.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Broad have the sympathy of the public in the loss oi their son, Edward. aged five years who died last night at o'clock from croup. He had been i'll about a week but a serious termination had not been apprehended. The funeral tool place this afternoon at o'clock iron