Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-22
From Mondays Daily.

clty today.
 County Tax Attorney VIC Gilu or
 has returned from trip to Cali foroia.
 County Recorder Mcdonald mad a flying trip to BIsbee yesterday |,
 see the new McD0nald heiress, whici
 was among the late arrivals in Bisbet r last week.
 Agent E J. Westervelt left yester.
 day for Douglas
 The Tombstone merry go-round has
 departed and is billed for nightly
 performances at Bisbee.
 The laws against cruelty to animals are strictly enforced in California. In
 Pasadena local justice fined s man
 s2Oo for running "bIind pig. g."-Pres- colt Courier.
 An editor died in Kansas the other day and left. besides the print shop. slll to his wife He had been in the newspaper business twenty-six years. In a speech at Sacramento last week | Governor Kibbey told all there is to | tell concerning irrigation and reclam- stion. Governor Kibbey is among she best posted men in the world on those subjects.
 The school bell rang this morning and the Tombstone boy and girl trudged their way to school to begin r, another term. Prof. McLsurin re- ports an increased attendance over last year. Upti all assignments shall have been made and the new text books listed and exchanged it will take several days to get the regular courses under way and school work thoroughly organized.
 President w. G. Hearn of the Black f Diamond Copper Co.,, and Captain 2 Pidwell, arrived today from the Black a Diamond camp on a brief business s visit at the county seat.
 Miss Etta Bravin, daughter of Chief of Police Brayin, returned today from | Bisbee, where she has been on several weeks visit with friends.
 Miss Lottie Huber of Bisbee is vis- ting her friend, Miss Alpha Black. Miss Huber iJ a former Tombstone esident, and has many friends here vino are always pleased to greet her. q A. R. English and wife were outgo- , ng passengers today for Bisbee on a " 'rief visit. , District Attorney Shelley left for D, 3isbee today on official business. cl Mrs. Frank Moreno and sister, Miss s' oto, arrived yesterday from Douglas al nd are the guests of Mr-. E. Davis. '"
 or Mrs. II. Kin-ley, wife of Treasurer h, ,insley of the T C. NJ. Co, and il sughter; Mrs NJ. Neal mother of ,, lrs. W. F. Staunton, accompanied by v. CT two grand children, returned to- as Iy from Los Angeles and several lonths' pleasant stay at the sea shore. so Sup't. Al Hoagland and wife re- urned to the Huschuca Co. reservoir se D the Huschucas today after several VI avs stay here with friends. Fs Four negro deserters from the pe egulsr army were taken through tuna Thursday morning under guard ' 26 soldiers. bound for the military 'U rison on Alcatraz Island near San f' Examiner. .' Henry Lsvonio, miner living near he smelter district with his family uried S250 in gold in his yard for Ife keeping, and when he went to. T, ake another fond look at it few days ey fterward it was gone.-Globe Mascot. vi We notice in our exchanges a num- u' CT ot towns are having having heavy M enslties to pay on account of dam 70 ge= sustained by diiapidated side to ,alks. A broken board in the walk de ost one town g, ,5O0. word to the WI -ise is sufficient. A Dr. John E. Storey, a prominent = 'ythian "f the domain of Arizona. with headquarters at Morenci, and ho was recently elected grand chan .; ellor, has decided to change his resi- Ience and left this week for his new 7, iome in Beaumont, Texss.-Clifton =. Copper Era.
 Arizona has s33 900, 900 more as essed ~eaIth than New Mexico. No su wonder the New Mexican politicians wi wanted joint statehood with Arizona. in The ninth annual session of the ca Northern Arizona Normal School will tu open on Sept. 17, 1907. M A gun club IS being organized in :, Wilcox. :, The treasury of Yavapsi county b. contains S94, ,343 50. St There are 303 inmates in the terri b torial insane asylum at Phoenix, ie