Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-17
rom Tuesdays Daily

Doan, arrived Tn Tombstone from Douglas this morning on legal busi- ness.
 Deputy Sheriff E. P. Els of Nsco was an incoming passenger this morn ing from the line city, bringing with him prisoner, who vii serve out sentence ID ti county ca'abDse.
 Constable rwoomey arrived in the 1 city this morning from Bisbee with | A prisoner for The county jail.
 The t.llow ng T nb-tone school teachers left la-t evening for Phuenix to attend the Teachers Institute and incidentally to see the Fair Prrfs. McLsurin and Butler left the evening before to arr nge for the Tombstone contingent. The ladies included the Misses Williamson, Msrtendale, Me Elroy, Thornton, Benedict, Critchley, McGee, Chowning and Small.
 Sam Watt and Oiie Walker are taking ;n :he sights at the FaIr.
 Mrs. c. D Gage and daughter, Miss Ethel, departed yesterday for Los Angeles. Mrs. Gage will return in A fes weeks. while her daughter w.il spend the winter in that city attend ing school. Mir. Gage accompanied his family as far as Benson, returning last evening.
 Robert Treman is a visitor in the city from Bisbee.
 Each new ad. brings new faces tc your store-re-Interests casual GUS toner's" and quickens the interests O all old patrons.
 Dr. Geo. E. Goodiellow, formerly 0 Tombstone and now general surgeon of the 5. P. lines in Arizona and Mexico, was q brief Tom 0ston.. visito yesterday, leaving this rlprning fo Tucson.
 The Tombstone contingent at tn, Territorial Fair numbers nearly on, hundred, and more are making hast, to go.
 E.P Grindell, representative of tn, International Corresp ndence Schools oi Scranton, Penn, is a Tombston, visitor for few days in the interest, of his institution.
 gorge Harringto returned lac evening from Cananes and vicinity where he has been for the past lev weeks on business of a mining na. ture.
 J. c. Hsrtness formerly connected with the Tombstone ConsolidatvC Mines company, but now in the em ploy of the Hsrdshell Mine ID tL, Patagonia district, was among th, arrivals on the early morning train.
 On Sunday Bishop Granion of Tue son confirmed a large class of Tomb stone Cath lies and the beautiful ana impressive ceremony which by he grace Of confirmation gives strength to all who receive it for the fulfil!me of christian duties and grants fnlI privileges of the church, was confer red on more than fifty applicants and witnessed b. large congregation :. The bishop left yesterday for Pearce on a similar mission.
 Col A. l.. Grow returned today from Tucson, where he has spent the past several days assisting Tn the formation of a new Masonic chapter. An advanced step in Arizona Masonry was made when a Council of Kodash and Consistory were instituted, whereby Arizona Mssons may now climb the ladder to the 32d degree aithout having to leave the territory as heretofore. In choosing officials for the advanced chapter in Arizona Masonry, Tombstone is honored by the selection of Colonel Grow As orator Of Council of Kodash No. l.
 Governor Kibbey has recommended by public proclamation that all the afternoons during fair week, be ob- served as half holidays hy the mer- chants and business houses of Phoe- nix. Wm. H. Jennings and Miss Mabel Wilmore, both of Douglas, were mar ried at the Congregational parsonage | today, Rev Benedict tying the nup. tial knot and sending the happy couple on their way rejoicing. The newly wed left rhls afternoon for i Douglas. where they will make their home.
 Jno. S. Williams returned today from Phoenix, where he underwent the attorneys examination required under he new law, and passed with high honors. He was obliged to return here on important business, which precluded e stay for the fair week.