Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-16
PUBLIC FORUM

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 Fn yon- a~Sr. of March 4s'h A.- nr.a interested ,u reading a;r itaI" ForrrS a,conn' of Wyatt Earp Dra l#~ cs-,-r wh.. ~ty mar~ha cf Tombs,ou.
 r rj,a-am ysa t --,ati.d rae ta,s or old. me day. o9 gold and 'n" rav, of S.,tnty-n.n-
 N~ purpose a r,n,an4 th.- I'd reveal 'ha personal social traits of Wyat, aad h:s brothers. which 1 an certain arr uahnavn to many na may interest yoa .n!ul--d in in, tere~'ns so,al chats with wya,, t AS h:lliar3 r'-.r; as"l.- as tma- ind.r- h.m always frar.rnal --aiai .-! re:a.t a l5- .ta-n n"- aud -r. .o-' IT. r..a@nl.a m- a~ ono %. tho camps pro~pe,tor~. asI -.., m. i;h 'he customary good at'r .nI 'u.r nr. ~alr,ac.oa ,omaoa '1 'u. rt.aarr- q; those days
 Ht- hrorh.r~ iy--I. Nor-an snd Iu found as respectful .nd m ,-.,en'ioa~ s- himself. Meeting or pas-nn- them oa The street, was greeted With a smile and friendly nod whenever seen by either ~ them
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 vas ua, @ osr,d- .ha 'a~a limits tending ;c my own a. fairs and u.s -ay indifferent 10 'h~ affairs O. m1 ae rhlor> Perhaps ! s-a-dei ,ae stability os n.y h~-,,h
 superior 10 anything el~~
 One aav ! entered Geo Srana.u. h1rrS =ia ~.o-. on .rl street. be -H~r Allen aaa Frenon; streets. 10 nepse, new .a,a..- cf guns he Lad received On ea,,-iar. found one af ,aa l:arr~ and ,amp-rtoa- eza:n- .".ar aeT Gat- '- .n tho nsh, ., ,ao door
 G"o. and n.r- looking over ,he display e, i5~ 1T ,ae glass case OF 'h~ counter when we go; ,he sur prise Of the loud report and crash of 9 5ul'e, into ,h- floor jus, behind a." Lookiac with surprise at ths gym handlers they met cur gaze ai'h smile and beg pardon for careIe--a-s~ n 14r;ial tho trigger e,.p
 One of my mine locations va, the Nat-l situate ar west base oc Com stock HiH Adjoining my E end line. was ;h- comstock Claim. !ocat. ri by rn" i:arps. where they sank a ehaf. near the top O. h. hi,. ia view 'n!sv rom The road
 They proved to bo good a.iehbo-s To identity myself. will say came Go Tucson in the spring of 1873. from the san Miguel mine on th" Yaqui River. Sonora Mexico. three miles about Soyope. where ! had been at work some time Finding mining last art on account Of Apaches in Arizona I accepted an invite to help develop Fort Grant into comfort able residence for the 9th Cavalry. under command O! Gen. Kantz left Tucson with good man from Texas as comTade Charles Teny While at Fort Grant. worked besid. Mi chael Casey. Iate- the locator of the Juniper Gold Mine al Dos Cabezas. ! ! also met there. George Warren. To- cator Of the Copper Queen. Geo At i kins, Sorghum smith, Geo Chesney. i Jack Fleming, who located Indio. on the Colorado desert as station for i the stage line 10 San Diego in '74. and I a number of other noble and notable citizens
 In December. '.3, was offered free transportation to san Francisco. if | wished ;o go in company with gov ernment prisoners bound for Alcatraz ] Island. I accepted. Getting to Mari | copa Wells, the headquarters of the !