Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-10
From Mondays Daiiy.

 z a few days on business matters. U Ex.Msyor Charles A. Overlook
 Douglas was among the incomlr
 passengers this morning from u
 shelter city on court matters.
 M Brown is a Tombstone visitt from Bisbee m attendance on court Assignee Jno. s Williams, of tL . Peoples Store, is firm believer ! ad cruising, as the assignee sale todd opened with crowded store and lsrt sales and bargains are recorded.
 J. Frshm and fife are Tombston visitors and while in the city are tE guests Of MT. and Mrs. Warlop.
 The mill of the T. NJ. compan, resumed operations again on Sstur- day night after a shut down of sbout twedty four hours fer repairs.
 Attorney Geo. Neale returned from Bisbee yesterday to look after his legal business pending before the dis trict court.
 Attorneys F. A. Sutter, W. Ross and J. NJ. O'Conneil returned from Bisbee.
 Attorney E. J. Elanigan, of Bisbee, was an incoming passenger last even ing.
 Henry Street. superintendent of the Boqulllss Land & Cattle company, was Tombstone visitor yesterday on bu iness.
 Judge James Reilly returned Satur- day from Tncson, where he was on business before the Pima county dis trict court.
 Geo. Keith has returned to the Huschucss after spending several days in the county seat on court matters.
 Dr. Harvey returned to Bisbee yesterday morning after days stay n Tombstone.
 Chss. Vincent, of this city, is visit ing Bisbee and may decide to locate at the copper camp
 Mrs. Geo. Longt)n has returned from a trip of several days to Bisbee, where she has been the guest of friends.
 c. NJ. Henkle, the wellkrowu Bis bee ieweler, has returned to his home after brief stay in Tombstone.
 Emil Marks, the wellknown Bisbee- 'te, has returned to the big copper camp.
 Mrs. Lacy spindles has returned to her home in NacO.
 J. o. Anderson left yesterday for the southern part or the territory, where he is interested in some min ing properties
 Henry Littleton, & prominent min ing man from Ysvspai county, was Tom hstcne visitor vestei day on n-in- ing business.
 The large window display of the Machomich Mercantile is very attrac- tive and tasty. and arrests the favor able attention Of pedestrians.
 Sam Frisco, c L Deckwith, L R Allen. Ed LOomis, Leo Perry, R c Me Bride and wife, W White, c \ Thomas, E. Thomas and wife are in the city from Bisbee as witnesses be fore the grand iury.
 The creditors of the busted broker age firm of Duey X Overlook have re- ,eived their first payment, amount ing to 10 per cent, of their claims.
 Gus Gottschalk has gone to Glee- son, where he will do his annual as -essment work on a group of copper claims.
 Miss Alice Smith, who for some months past has been one of the nurses at the Dr. Bacon hospital, was an outgoing passenger yesterday for GIote on a visit to her sister.
 Dry farming has been proved pro- nounced success in the San Pedro val. ley. Corn harvested this year aver ages about twenty bushels to theacre Barley, wheat and vegetables of all kinds are grown.
 The contract for building the old Pueblo at Tu-son hss been awarded the Barber Bradley Construction com pany of Los Angeles. Contract price s37 ,OOO.
 A smooth young fskir, A stranger ir the city, handed Councilman Mos' Drachman a telegram which he hsC just received, reading. "Wife is slosl' sinking, come at once," and requested A loan Q, s2O. The alderman took tn,