Tombstone epitaph., 1906-08-12
From Fridays Daily.

1odayis pay day ana the hearts ol the employees of the T. c, N. Co. made glad thereby.
 Tn Arizona several large crops of corn and beans will he ra.sed this year without irrigation. The Soto Bros, in the Rillito, have planted seT- eral hundred pounds of corn, and others are doing the same.
 Alfred Paul accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Myers, came over from Douglas last evening to attend the funeral of Calvin Fenton Swain.
 E. G Humphrey, of the Southern Pacific compaL,, .-s A. JAo city today in the interests of that road. Mrs. Stewart Hunt was an outgoing passenger this morning for Bisbee on a visit to friends.
 J. N. Games returned this morning frc m Phoenix and trIp to the Grand i Canyon. He states that the latter place is one of the grandest sights be has ever witnessed, and that a number | of eastern tourists are in that section most of the time.
 Chas. Wiles, formerly of this city, but at present employed as a ma l clerk on the E. P. & 5. w., came in this morning on a short business trip.
 Mise Lillian Batchelder returned last evening from Douglas, where she has been spending few days visiting friends.
 George Wilcox returned this morn ing from Tempe where he has been on business.
 The following marriage licenses were issued out of the probate court during the past few days: Dolph Teague to wed Cora Beckham, both oi Gieeson; Werner Wennberg to wed Beda Nelson, both of Douglas; Felix Brischu to wed Annie Rosa Bartch, both of Bisbee.
 Buckeye near Phoenix will on Tues day, Septemb Der decide whether or not they want to exclude the saloons from that section, the Maricopa coun- ty supervisors this morning having acted favorably on their petition for a local option election.
 R. x. French, the Douglas lawyer, has returned to his home after a stay of few days here on legal business.
 Vernon Kendall, of the delivery de- partment of the mercantile firm of F. \. Wolcott, is confined to his home with an attack of grippe. His many friends hope for an early recovery.
 Oscar B. Todhunter. the we'll kn own mining man, came mp from Nogsles this morning on his way to Bowie, where he has a number of valuable mining properties.
 o. B. Leonhart, the travelling man is in the city today. He registers at the Arlington hotel as from New San Francisco.
 c. B. Eby of Phoenix is in the city and is registered at the Arcade hotel. i William Lutley mas purchased the Lee residence on Ninth street, ad join ing his present home on the south. F. T. Beebee an old prospector wh O was in Cochise county during its early history, and spent many months in this section of Arizona and in Sonora, came in yesterday from Mohave county ] where he had been for the past few years Mir. Beebee found & number of his old friends still in Tombstone. He has a copper property in Moha ve county that he thinks will make one of the best m mes ip Arizona.
 The King of Arizona mine has clos ed down temporarily, on account of a rod dropping into the l2OO-fCot we'll which supplies water to operate the machinery. It will probably be nec- essary to sink another well. 
 A night shift has bOen put to work on the Bonanza property of Colonel Herring. the work being started last night. The property promises to resume its foi mer record as a producer of high grade silver ore.
 County Superintendent of Schools Rockfellow has apl ortioDed $569S 36 in the general school fund for August. into the funds of the various districts. All of the districts of the county will have good fund to start of school with next month.
 David Arzate and family, who have been spending a few weeks here on A