Tombstone epitaph., 1907-07-28
From Tuesdays Daily.

A prisoner named Thompson was brought from Bisbee today to be plac- ed in the county hospital. He is a confirmed morphine fend and has been acting queerly, the officers deem- ing it advisable to place him in re- straint before he becomes violent. Should his condition not improve, it is likely he will be examined ss to his sanity and committed to the asylum.
 Supt Paterson of the Denn. Arizona at Bisbee is among the Tombstone visitors today.
 Frank Gear was an outgoing pas- senger today for Colorado Springs. He will be absent on a six weeks vsca- tioL trip.
 The Gils bridge will be completed by the end of the present week, and by the end of the month the old structure will have been abandoned and the NJ. & P. trains will be running regularly over the new bridge.
 Phoenix papers comment on the fact that an educated Pima Indian girl who died had just been cremated by her tribe. No good reason can be advanced to show that the white mans burial of the body is an im- provement on the Indians crema- ton.
 County Assessor Howe is in Bisbee checking up the fire losses which vii be stricken from the assessment rolls
 A lady who spread her bed undei the shade of fig tree ip PhoeDi, retired for the night and went tt sleep. Soon a man named Jesu
 came staggering along and fell upor
 the bed without waking its occupant He was soon asleep and woke the lad, up with his vigorous snoring, whel
 she woke the neighborhood up witt
 her vigorous yelling, and the unwel
 come bed-lellow finished his sleep il jail.-Prescott Courier.
 A report reached Tombst ne las
 evening of the desperate act of
 Mexican woman residing at Naco, wh being desp 1ndent at being tilted b. : her spouse, deliberately poured coa oil on her dress and ignited same The flames were put out by friends but not before she was badly buruet and it is feared may yet die as resul of her suicidal act.
 According to the Journal Miner
 within another year Prescott Mason
 will have the grandest and best ap
 pointed Masonic Temple n the terri tory. The building will occupy floor space O! 50 feet frontage by 9'
 feet in depth. A front of beautiful design will raise B feet from tn , floor, divided into three stories the building to be four stories il the rear.
 a private car of George Gould, tn railway magnate, is to arrive in Tomb stone today, bearing a party of Co lumbia University students and in structors who are making visit 0 Arizona mining sections 70 study rnt naturalization and general mining conditions. The distinguished party is composed of Kingdom Gould, Geo Danehy Of New York, Rush Estee of Monpelier, vt., Arthur Hamil- ton of New York, and a cousin of Kingdom Gould. All are senior students of the famous university. The instructors are Dr. Charles P. Berkey, instructor of geology and of the faculty at Columbia, and Dr. Aicdci'SA hi use, aH eHiiucut iuiuinS engineer of Central City, Colo. The party will probably stay here several days and look over the mines and pumping plant of the T. c. M. Co.,, and see the coming greatest and big gest producing camp in the west.
 Contrary to the report published last evening, George Musgrsve, the desperate outlaw for whom the rangers have been looking for several years, is still at liberty, the man who was caught being Colney Musgrave, 8 brother of the outlaw, who is also wanted by the authorities of Texas for horse stealing.