Tombstone epitaph., 1906-08-19
From Mondays Daily.

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 non for Douglas.
 l Mrs. Joe Anderson came over iron
 iisbee this morning to spend fort night on visit to her mother, Mrs. s M Barrow.
 Jim Reilly, the Huachuca rancher was in the city today on a short busi- ness trip.
 Henry Pyatt, the Huachuca cattle man, was in town today, being called here on business before the probate court.
 A. Ashman, of the Russ House, is expected back this week from an ex. tended visit to southern California points.
 Mrs. F. E. Carr an ! son, Thad. came up from Csnanes last evening and will remain here for some time on g visit to friends and relatives. Sheriff Hunt is in Bishee on busi- ness connected with is office.
 Mrs. H. NJ. Woods of Bisbee, who was here Saturday on visit to friends, has returned to her home. Dr Bacon and wife are expected home this week from an extended trip to various eastern points. T. Alderman of Bistee, who is asso- ciated with s. E. Hazard in the piac. tice of law, is in the city on legal business.
 Jack Barnes and Hugh Maxfield, formerly of this city, are at present located in Globe
 E B Gage and W. F. Staunton of the Tombstone Consolidated compa ny left last week for the west, where they go on business for the company. ex . pecti to be absent week or ten days.
 J (. Phelps Of CT fton is e Tomb stone visitor and may decide to locate here. He is stopping at the Russ.
 A. J. Wakefield, a brother of Ex- Sheriff Wakefield of Pima county, came up from Cananea vest, rday and will remain here for s few days.
 Dick Haviland, the San Pedro rancher, was in town today from his home on the river. He reports crops in that section of the county as doing nicely.
 Judge Reilly returned yesterday from trip to Gleason, where he was called on legal business. Vim. Fraesdorf and wife of Benson were in the city yesterday on a short visit with friends. James Kelly is in town from hi ranch in the Huachucas. He reports cattle in that section of the country as looking exceedingly fine and there will he plenty of feed for the winter.
 B. A Taylor, the Gleason mercha nt, was in the city today. He states that at the present time Gleason is rather quiet, but that the Copper Belle peo- pie are still sinking and that this fall will see considerable activity in that camp. The Tejon company, which -e- gently purchased the property of the Western company, will have things in shape to begin active work soon. A Mexican named Juan Senouqui was arrested yesterday on a charge of grand larceny. He is charged with having stolen two burros belonging to 4. Fredwalld. He will rave an ex- animation before Judge Mcfarland tomorrow.
 Thomas Dorick entertained a num- Der of his friends at musical Satur- day evening at the residence of Mir and Mrs. Ed. Nevins on Toughnu, street. A most enjoyable time wal recorded
 R. L Anderson of Bisbee is spend. ing e few dsys here on business mat
 ters.
 Plew Arthur, hands some snd accom-
 modatinR baegageman 1.-the E P X SV : leaves Wednesday for m nths' visi to Denver. During his absence h , position will be filled ny L. P. Stradle, | ar experienced depot man, wno is
 recent arrival from the East.
 Eugene Larrie,. owner of one of tk most ferocious badgers in all Arizon, was e Tombstone visitor today froI : Benson. It is probable that Gene wi he here on Labor Dav to conduct
 badger fight scheduled to then occu