Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-13
From Fridays Daily.

John Rock, the enterprisiI clothier, has had put m a new plate glass win- dow m front of his establishment to replace the one accidentally broken some time since Rev. J. NJ. Rich, who has been at Flagstaff in attendance on tie Meth 1 Ocist conference, returned to IOmb- stone this morning and wll officiste in the Methodist pulpit on sunday next
 Ed Grindell, agent for the Interns. tional Correspondence Schools Of scranton, PL spent yesterday in Tombstone, leaving this morning for }i-hee and Csnauea, where ne has q srowing business.
 Mr.. James Mars and family re- turn, d last evening from Fl Paso, where they have heen on a visit of a week or more with friends and rela- tiyes.
 Cashier J. T. Hood af the Miners X Merchants Bank of Bisbee. who spent few days in the county seat during the early part oithe week, has returned to his home.
 The late D. Willis James of Phelps, Dodge & Go. leit sl,nOO,OOO to be di- vided equally between ten colleges, churches and charitable institutions. Columbia, Yale and Amhurst were
 among the colleges which benefited
 under the provision Ii Attorney A. Oriia, Of Tucson, is 2 { Tombstone visitor in attendance on ,.urt MT Orfila Is well known here
 % q has many friends who are pleased
 greet hm.
 " Wa -h a' d bride arrived to-
 t,y from Denver and are receiving
 hr congratulations and best wishes of !, rmhstone friends The couple will make Tomt stone their home
 Mrs. James Howell oi Benson is visiting Tombstone friends today. e Sam Hayhurst, the Douglas peace l officer, came in yesterday with pris- oner, leaving for Douglas last even- i ing.
 !. Andrew P Martin left yesterday | for Tucson
 Miss Srsie Csbeil, daughter of Jas V rtheiI, assistant erk of the board of
 .npervi-ors, is contemplat ng a vis,t
 nth friends in Bishee for the next
 week.
 C Nr. and Mrs. Peter J"hn-on of Bis- T ee, returned to the home ast even-
 'ng.
 : County Recorder c. A. M;Donald is e on visit to Bisbse and Douglas. !, Chief of Pnlice Brsvin today arrest
 ei two strangers who are thought to .. be implicated in the dug store rob '-ry at Douglas few days since. The :. 'risoners had several raz,rs, jewelry , and novelties in their posse Ision,
 which were not satisfactorily explain
 ed The men, eac,. Oi whom are about
 ? years oi age, were held awaiting
 investigation. e Attorney J. NJ O'Connell, together = with his associate MT. C. I Mo
 Reynolds, left for their homes in Bis
 bee ia't evening after pending several
 days here on court business. Mir.
 McReynolds owns real est te in Tomb
 stone, navin lived he r ,ormerly at 8 l time when he was cUuit repprter. He
 -sys that Tombstone never looked
 brighter nor better u hin and Is of f the opinion that he sees future for , growth that wilI eel pse the old
 camps palmy days. District Attorney P. [. Robertson is still confined 10 his home, AZ re- suit of the injuries sus aimed in the assault upIn him last NJ, nda, mig by W. Lyon lt k expect' d that MT. Robertson will be able to zp- pear in court next Monday .-Yums Sun.
 | IL Is statei that the assault was made upon the district attorney be- cause of his opposition to gambling; that Governor Kib .ey is very hostile about II and will send the attorney general to Yuma to look into the l matter.