Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-27
From Tuesdays Daily.

Mrs c B Tarbell and daughter, Miss Grace. expec. to leave soon for Santa Ana, California. where they will make their future home. They will be joined later by MT. Tarbell, but will continue to look after his interests here.
 OB Leonhart, enc of the most popular drummers on the road. Is . Tombstone visitor today. Mir. Leon hart is with the wellknown firm of Baker < Hamilton.
 The following marriage licenses were | issued todsy:-Everett E Hines to wed Edith Gray, both of Douglas; Antonio Lost aunan of Bisbee to wed Matildo Leon of Don Luis. Jake Shearer is moving his goods in from his former ranch in the Sulphur spring valley preparatory to shipping them to Los Angeles. where he expects locate his family. Mir. Shearer expects to return to Cochise county next spring and do some extensive deyel- ment work on his mining claims in the Swisshelms.
 At the sheriffs sale which was ad- vertised on yesterday of the property of the Bunker Hill Gold Mining con- pany, in this district. which was oi- fered for sale on . judgment issued out of the district court in suit brought to collect the back taxes due the county for the year 1905, there was but one bid of $l00, which did not cover the costs in the case, and as consequence there was no sale.
 Norman Barr and family are spend- ing few days in the city.
 A suit for divorce was filed by Rosa Catilino of Douglas vs G Cstilino
 whose present address is unknown, on the ground of desertion. G w Swain is attorney for plaintiff.
 Constable Twomey came over from Bisbee today with W NJ Jackie, whc will serve 90 days as the guest L. Sheriff White, for obta ning goot., under false pretenses.
 Otto Geisenhofer, the we'll knowr Bisbee restaurant man. was in tn, city today on a visit to frinds, return ing home this aftern oon.
 H. W. Eselstyne and family expec
 to soon remove to Los Angeles, wher'
 they will make their future home. Mir
 Eseltyne is at present in that city snt
 will be joined within Q few days b!
 his wife.
 W. H. Neal, of the 4-Bir ranch, i, town for . few days on s short busi'
 ness visit.
 Pedro Mechilins, the efficient cour interpreter, has gone to Graham coun |
 ments to remove to Tombstone. Pc jro, with several others of Graham county, during the past few week. , have sold their interests in . number
 of claims in the Clifton Morenci die
 trict to eastern capitalists, and from the sale thereof he will receive . nice , little piece of pocket money. The amount of the deal has not as yei been made public, but it is said to be good figure.
 II The appointment of H. 5. Ross as a , deputy county assessor was one of the instruments placed on record in the county recorders office today. Mir. Howe, the county assessor, is getting his blanks in readiness with other sup plies, and expects to start the work of assessment foI this year on the first Monday in February, which is the time the law provides. He antici- pates that the assessment roll this year will show . considerable increase over that of last year, which was about $l2. 2.OOO,O 900.
 It is stated that the Colorado river ct its new break into Salton Sea has cut s channel into the soft soil for . depth of 30 feet, which is, in places 1,500 feet wide, and is eating its way backwsrd at the rate of half mile . mile day.
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