Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-19
From Mondays Daily.

J. U. hachomlch returned yester
 day from a short business trip to Bis
 bee.
 Nj. D. Scribner left Saturday fo
 Phoenix, where he is interested in 1,
 civil suit that is before the district
 court.
 Mrs. Ida Heating of Tucson is 6
 Tombstone visitor, the guest of Mrs
 Allie McNear.
 Mrs. Perry Wildman spent Sunday
 at Land as the gues. ot Lawrence Woolery and wife.
 W. K. Meade Is in Phoenix for a
 few days, being called there on busi-
 ness before the district court.
 The Yuma Examiner states that in anticipation of the shipment of not less than 5000 cars of can teloupes rom Yuma, the Armour Packing Com any will establish c branch agency there not later than May 20.
 JW Walker and Chas Bowman re turned this morning from the Shriners' Conelsve at Los Angeles. The rest of the Tombstone contingent are expected to arrive within a few days.
 H E Berner returned yesterday yes- .erday from Kingmsn, where he at. tended the grand lodge K. of P. B. Hattich, who also represen' ed the local lodge, will visit Phoenix for A lew days before returning home.
 Ben Cook returned last evening rom a trip to Douglas. He reports that city ss improving, but that the lust storm yesterday was something ierce.
 A Mexican by the name of Rodi- ,ues was recently caught by the game warden in the Santa Ritss, with leer he had killed. He was taken to Tucson, where he was fined $25. Deer filling out of season is an expensive uIury.
 The school board of Yuma has &C., opted plans for new public school uildirg to cost in the neighborhood I $30,0O This is the final outcome I s bond election held there about a ear ago. The total amount to be sed is S35 900.
 Mrs Julia Jount, A Phoe nix widow, ged 6S, died recently, leaving an es- ate valued at s75,OO0. She was an .riz0ns pioneer and was we'll known ,r charitable acts. The case of the Territorv of Ari- ons vs z. F. Sparrow for perjury, as dismissed by Justice TaIiierro at 'sco. About thirty witnesses were Hamined d iring the trial.
 "The Dime" managementannou , nat toaight will be the last presen- ,tion of The ThaS Trial Those ho have not seen this moving pic. , lre presentation should not overlook , he opportunity. i Joe, a Yuma Indian. who has been 'r many years apublic character in l una, died last week from blood which resulted from a light scratch on the hand.-Yums un.
 John Perham, a carpenter, who has cen employed on the new opera ouse in Brewery avenue, Bisbee, is ii.sing, having left his home stensibiy to go to work. but va, not t work and has not been seen since.
 Before Judge Mcfarland today a fexican named Farbsr was fined $lO ID charge of battery, while similar harge against another Mexican was IIsmissed. The case against E. l. tray m a charge of assault with a |esdly weapon upon Joe Emmons was ct for Saturday nsxt.
 or the To nbst1ne school boys who in the athletic contests It Dorglas on Saturday, Frank parks carried the honors Of let place or his home team in winning the 50 md l06-yard dash. Walter Yoho se- ,ured 2nd place in the 50-yard dash md mile relay race, while Phil mino Calves was given 3rd place in l the 1-2 mile relay race. The medals Tor the Tombstone winners will arrive in a few days. The Tombstone hoys | dld well and the event has awakened | much interest ip their athletic sporte.
 Assays obtained from one oi the mines of the Potts-Hogsn group, in the Union Pass section, gave big re- suits in gold. some of them running as high ss q, 1000 to the ton.-King. man Miner.
 During the month of April Sheriff