Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-15
From Mondays Daily.


 legal business. Ms. Alvin w. Howe left Saturday for Los Angeles on . visit 10 h. parents, who are at present located ir that city. H. L. Greuard of Tucson is Tomb stone visitor today on court busi- ness.
 J. NJ. Springer of Elgin, Illinois. whe has been here for few days on a visit to his son, E. K. Springer, left yesterday for his home in the east.
 Tombstoneites who are leaving the city should not fail to have the PRos- PEcroR follow them. In this way only can you keep informed about affairs at home.
 Mrs. George Kelly accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Stratton. left yester- day for Nevada, where they ~ili re. main for few months on d visit to relatives.
 John Walker returned this morn- ing from Tucson, where he went with his brother, Norman, who has been visiting here for few days from his home in Indiana.
 Judge Rouse, the Tucson attorney, is Tombstone visitor today before the district court.
 Mrs. Judge Doan, who returned on Saturday from an extended visit to friends in the east, is accompanied hy her cousin. Mrs. J. McAllister, who will spend some time in this city as the guest of Mrs. Doan. The republica D party was 50 years old last week and this fact leads a good many people to the belief that the republican party is old enough to know better.
 Frank Miller, an assayer of Bisbee, is in the city today on business before the court.
 J. W. Nolan of Bisbee, is in the city as a witness before the district court today.
 Mrs. +. L. Grensrd Of Lowell, who has been here for few days on busi- ness before the district court, return ed home this afternoon
 Mrs. Frank Goodbody is spending a few days in Bisbee on visit to friends and relatives.
 J. M. Johnson, the owner of the Johnson Addition to Lowell, was m the city today being called here as a witness before the distric court.
 Attorneys Shel ey, Neale and Mer- rit came over from Bisbee last evening being called here legal business be- fore the court.
 Attorney Parsons of Douglas is in the city on court matters for few days.
 Supervisors Bowen and Taylor re- turned this morning from their re- spective homes at Bisbee and Douglas to resume theIr duties as members of the boaId of equalization.
 Justices of the Feace Murphy and Mcdonald returned to their homes in Bisbee yesterday, expecting to re turn on Wednesday.
 Over two inches of rain has fallen in Tombstone since the first shower on the third of July, at which time nearly an inch and half fell. Fred Hedberg, owner of the Hedberg towr site near Don Luis, is in the city on business before the district court.
 George Young of Bisbee is Tomb stone visitor today on district court matters.
 Miss Lizzie rritchley returned last evening from Bisbee, where she has been spending few days on a visit with friends.
 Two carloads of mules were shipped from Calabasas, just below Patagonia oa the Burro branch, to Saline, Kau- sss. The shipment consisted of 64 mules, all large work animals.
 John and William Ayward came over from Bist.ee last evening being ralled here as witnesses in a mining case from Bisbee, that was on trial today.
 Bradley Cur tis, cashier of the First National Bank of Nogales, is in the city today on business before ths United States court.