Tombstone epitaph., 1906-11-25
From Thursdays Daily.

The Mems Club of the Congregi. tiOnal church are planning for an it. lustrated lecture by S. J. Entriken, who was with Pesry on his Arctic exposition.
 Al. Hoagland, superintendent of the Huachucs Water company, is in the city from the mountains and reports a total snow fall of thirteen inches at the reservoir.
 Although the rain settled the dust for the time being. { suggestion to the city council about oiling the streets still goes.
 The Norris & Rowe circus is billed to show Tombstone next month and will be here Dec. 9th. Dr. Hickman and Justice of the Peace Mcdonald of Douglas were in Tombstone today in attendance on court.
 Emil Marks and J. c. Callaghan re. turned to Bisbee today, being excused as trial jurors.
 The Misses Chichester, Simpson and Green are three Tombstone visitors from New York State, en route to California. The ladies are friends of Mrs. J. A Rockiellow, who is expected home from Santa Barbara this week. : The visitors are delighted with Tomb stone and may conclude to remain here several months.
 The remains of the infant chil MT. and Mrs. Lee Nelson. who died Thursday, was taken to ST. David yesterday for interment in the family plot. The infant was two months old.
 P Chris Dobovich, one of the busirle ss men of Bisbee, is in the city as a wit /, ness before the district court.
 Hon. Charles Strong is a Tomb. C stone visitor today on mining busi e ness. NIT. Strong is interested in r mines in both the Gleeson and 1T Tombstone districts and has great
 faith in the mining possibilities O
 both sections.
 Gambling was voted out of Phoeni,
 this week by a majority of 204 vote \ of l,OSO ballots cast. The vote fo " gambling was 43S; the vote agains
 was 642.
 Mrs Grace Watson arrived in Tomb
 stone yesterday from Douglas Mir
 Watson has been making a hurrie,
 trip to the various cities in Cochis
 county in quest of her two childrel aged three and fiveyears, respectivel, - whom she alleges were taken iron = her at the instance O: her husband
 while at Globe where she resided witt
 her family.
 Mrs Watson learned of the childrer
 at Douglas and latter brought here b
 the father and placed in the fsmil
 of A Saunders The children re
 mained here until a few weeks az 1 and are now believed to be at Pearce ! where the father is also said 10 locat
 ed. Mrs Watson left today for Pearc
 being determined to locate he ,A children. A divorce case is said to b
 pending in Gila county and tn
 family arrangement has evidentl, II brought about a determination o II both parents to clam possession of tn, I children.
 II The case of the Territory vs. J. J
 Warren was postponed in Justice Me II Farland's court until Monday, owing to the absence of material witness for the prosecution. The defendant i, charged with an assault with deadly
 weapon upon Frank Willard, manager for F. N. Wolcott's store. Warren until the day before, had been book keeper for the firm, and upon settle
 ment it is claimed spute arese | with the manager which eliminated | in the assault. Warren using a ham, mer and striking the manager a blow on the head with the same, which in ficted a painful wound. Although the scalp is painfully lacerated, no serious results are anticipated, though it was a.narrow escape from a fatality Peuding a hearing on Monday next Warren is at liberty on bail.