Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-02

Thomas A. Dunbar of Benson is il
 the city, being called AS member c
 the trial jury.
 Charles May of Bishee is here serv ing as a trial juror and renewing old
 scquaintances.
 Attorney O'connell, Neale, Ben
 nett, Williams and Morrison came
 over from Bisbee last evening and will remain here for few days in attend
 ance before the district court.
 Joe Pslmarlee of the Huachucss is
 in the city for few days. being called
 here on business before the district court
 Isaac Ives, the well known Bl bee club man, came over last evening to serve as a trial juror. He brought his gun along and will no doubt get up shooting match at the gun club grounds during his stay in the city.
 E. P Draper of Cananea is spend ing a few hours here on a visit to friends. He reports that camp as prosperous and a number of new min ing companies entering that field George .Berk, of Lowell, is in the city and will remain for few days, as he was fortunate in getting caught on the trial jury.
 F. E. Baldwin of Bisbee is here on duty as a trial juror. This is his first experience ip that tline, although he has been resident of the county for a number of years.
 Carl Behn, the well known propri- etor of the Peoples Cash Store in Bis bee, came over last evening to answer to his name as A trial juror in the dis trict court this morning
 Charles Malcolm of Bisbee is in the city for few days serving as a trial juror.
 Judge Kirkpatrick, probate judge of | Pima county, is in the city, being call. ed hele on business before the district court.
 Attorney Sawtelle of Tucson is in the city for few days. being ss- sociated with the defense in the Will jams case.
 Wm Leggett of Naco is in town for few days, being called here as A witness in the Williams case
 Senator Eugene S. Ives. the we'll known attorney of Tucson. is Tomb stone visitor, being associated iE the defense of the Star Williams case.
 Charles Coleman is Tombstone visitor from Globe.
 Csptsin Ben Cook Is slowly recov- ering from an injury sustained to his right hand by fall few days ago.
 Judge James Reilly has returned from trip to Phoenix, where he at tended the session of the supreme court.
 W. H. Cardwell of Bisbee is here for a few days on business before the district court.
 Theo. Metz, the we'll known Bisbee soda man, is in the city on business connected with that enterprise.
 EPA Larr;eu, better known as Joe Bush,7i is in the city from Hua- chuca Siding
 At the brief session of the supreme court the cases of John McGowan vs. J. Gaines for s25,O0O damages al- legged because of dismissal as tax st- | torney, and the Boquillas Land X Cat tie Co. vs the St. David Cooperation | ssociaticn, involving water rights on the river, were both appealed to the United States supreme court. The supreme court will hold anotfe brief session on June ll. J.P. Adams and S. G. Sherman, two Denver, Colorado, cattle buyers, have contracted for 5000 head of cattle from the Hysham & Neel and double bar outfits. Shipments will be made | as fast as car.can be obtained. Other shipments will also take place oi cattle contracted for by A H. Long of CaE- fornis. The average prices paid fer ones, .wos and threes is said to be $l4, $I7 and 2l, respectively. | Capt. W. H. McKittrick the we'll known cattle and mining man, is a Tombstone visitor. Capt. McKittrick states that large cattle shipments are being made from Wilcox, and this season promises to be the second largest in point of numbers sold and shipped for many years. Most of the cattle are destined for California points.
 Henry Hall, formerly of Benson but
 at present resident of Bisbee, is here l for . few days, being called as . wit. :, ness in the Starr Williams Case.