Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-13
From Fridays Daily.

Win. Kemp, the well known min- ing man, is A Tombstone visitor from Tucson. Mir Kemp is an experienced mining man and inventor of the Kemp copper sinel,ing pr cess which Is destined 70 revolutionize the methods of copper extraction. Mir. Kemp IS interested in mines m the Dragoons, and left tor that range this morning on trip of inspection.
 John Prindiville, former Tomb -tOner, but now popular merchant of Pearce is in the clty today. Mayor Adamson, Douglas, is . county seat visitor today. The sheriff's offic is busy serving subpoenss for trial jurors Who are to be on hand Monday lith inst.
 Today is payday with the employees of the Tombstone Consolidated MInes Company.
 At the Arlington-Wm Kemp. Tue son; T B Warren, Tucson; c O Ksrub, Donglss;J Wasken, Balto, Mex co;
 "A Ford, Oakland; L Lowenthsl.
 Louisville, Kentucky; c G L, nch, Los
 Angeles.
 At the Arcade-Mrs JIG Campbell
 Bisbee; P F Welsh, Los Angeles;
 J Simmons, San Francisco; Joe Will
 liams, St. Louis, Missouri l Many Tombstonites will take ad- ,vsntage of the Sunday rates to the various points on the E. P. & s. w..
 during the summer months.
 Miss Alice Feldman is visit ng;
 Tombstone from Tucson, the que to.
 her sister, Mrs. Mark Walker. Hsrr, Daly, of Ventura. Cat, IS &
 Tom bstone visitor. Mir. Dsy is s cousin of the Rsfferty brothers, whose.
 guest he is for brief time. A sale of the cattle interest of the, Cummings Cattle Co. to tisbee md eastern parties is reported. The price is ated to be $29,0OO. Mrs. Campbell c.me over from Bis bee yesterday and visited her hus-
 band in the county iait. She expects ? to remain in Tombstone until after P the trial of her husband, which has ] been set for the 18th, but which date 5 will probsb:y be changed to later in | the term.
 Numerous Pspsgo Indians. loaded down with ollas, pottery and curios peculiar to their manufacture, are transacting 8 thriving business dur ing their present pilgramsge to Tomb stone. These Indians make annual 7 trips to Tombstone, pitching camp be-
 low the city, from which they rad,ate
 tn Bisbee, Douglas. Pearce and ot her
 camps and gather into the tribal ex-
 chequer numerous ducats.
 Frank Moreno and Alvin W. flows , returned yesterday from nerrIae.
 where they went to see the Id ds,inllasr 9 of
 the grand lodge of K. of P.
 J. R. Martin of Dubuqe, Iowa., S . Tombstone visitor. Mir. Martin. i, m terested in mines in the DragoOne and is here on visit of inspection. 9 The dance gwen by the woma D g l Club at Gage Hall last night was
 crowned q grand social and hnan:ial , success. The l.dies worked indelstig- s ably tor the success of the Occas.on ? and were rewarded by large attend.
 ance and happy tbrong of dancers who showered enconiums galore the , Woman's Club. thsexcellence of ihs l, music and genera! arrangements. The
 net proceeds of the dance will be sp- B piled to the public library fund of the. |, club.
 P! U. 8. Commissioner W. G. Gil,aors, 3 1 returned last evening from Dosglas .. where he saw the Tyrs travel over . the hot sands of Knightho"d during. , the initiation of the K. K. K's.. at the , Shelter City.
 Thls morning the incoming train
 from the eass had appearance which
 would have done credit to an overland
 limited. It consistet of five cars,
 three of them express and 'aail One
 of the two extras was on the way to Cauanes, where the motor cars be- longing to Col. w. C. Greene will be
 loaded to be taken back east. The
 other will stay regularly on the run,
 so great has the express business of
 this section increased, ouglss Ds Iy,-
 Dispatch.