Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
From Fridays Daily.

Joe Sutherland and August Teller left today for the eastern part of the county, where they go to do assess- me work ou Il group oi claims be. longing to the latter.
 D. P Hickey who has been i'll for sometime with typhoid fever, was able to ne about again today.
 Mrs. Pink Murray returned this morning from trip to the San Pedro.
 Attorney Thomas E.anett. came over from iSisbee this morning, being ctlled here on legal business. A. J. Balmforth and L. Lorensten, surv yors from Paradise, are spending d few days in this city on business with F. w. Hear, formerly connected with the Chiricshus Development Go. at Paradise.
 Geo. Shearer ,ame in today from his home in the valley and will leave in the morning for Los Angeles, where he will enter school.
 l Probate Judge Goodbody is in re- ceipt of information from the terri toriai insane asylum to the effect that Tom Bell, who was committed 10 that institution from Cochise county, died on the l2th inst. Bell was one of the
 
 old-timers of Arizona.
 | P. w. Marx and Maria Fare, both of Douglas, were made man and wife today, irobate Judge Goodbody Of- tcIating.
 Mss Marion Thomas left last even- ,ng for her home in Yuma after 2 stay here of fortnight with relatives.
 Wm. Harrison, the shoemaker, left
 today for Globe, where he expects to locate.
 William McPherson will leave to. morrow for Los Angeles, where he goes to enter the Harvard Military I
 Geo. Gallcn has gone to Los Angeles where he expects to take a course in g
 business college.
 e A party of New York mi ing men,
 accompanied by MT. Casey of the Cop
 per Belle Mining Co oi Gleason, ar
 rived this morning from this east nd u departed at once for that camp.
 The funeral of William Ritchie took
 place yesterday afterroon. large y attendance of friends of the deceased
 pioneer paying their last tribute of n regard in following him to his last ,- resting place. Allen R English y. delivered brief address at the grave , and touchingly referred to the traits ,s and characteristics the brave and a, patient pioneer, A representative of
 W om was now srilled in death
 A marriage license was issued out P, of the probate court today to Louis
 'owley of Douglas to wed Bessie Mo-
 bile of the same place. The consent 'R of the parents WAS necessary for the T. issuance O the license, the bride not having attained legal age.
 District Attorney Flannigan is pre-
 pairing to go to Nogsles during the '- term of the district coArt there. to prosecute m the murder charge against " Mrs. Henry Sauvage and her son, le Amos Stone, charged with killing n Henry auvage in Bisbee during t e y month of August, 1905. The case = was transferred to Santa Cruz county " in December of last year. There are
 some forty or fifty witnesses in the
 case who xill be compelled to go to
 Nogales when the case comes up.
 Douglas broke into the string of |, divorce actions today, evidently con-
 ing to the conclusion that Bisbee vas
 getting too much notorietv, and
 wanted to "butt in" herself. The case 2 filed is entitled Rutherford Andrew Wsuchope vs. Lizzie Mildred Wau- chope. The complaint contains Some allegations that are out of the usual run of divorce complaints, in that it alleges that the couple was granted a decree of divorce in Fl Paso, Texas, on December |, 1904, and during the next few days following they became rrconciled and were remarried on the 17th of December. On September 1. following, the complaint charges, the defendant left the plaintiff, taking with her the minor child, aged four years, and had since continued to live separate and apart from the plaintiff. He therefore asks the court to dis solve the bonds of mstrimony exist ing, allegine desertion. Two patients died at the countv