Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-24
From Mondays Daily.

5 is having erected on lower Frenon
 street is near Dg completion.
 All the carpenters and mssons il ( Tombstone are as busy as they can be . II Nolan, cash CT Of the tirs ! National Bank of Bisbee, was in th,
 city yesterday accompanied by hn wife.
 Mrs George Porter returned to B,s. bee yesterday after spending several
 weeks here on visit to her sister, Mr-
 George Rafferty.
 Mrs Mark P John of Lowell is spenG
 ing few days in the city as the guest
 of Mrs Hitchins.
 Two more divorce cases have been
 filed in the district court since Sarm-
 day. Victor F. Huffman of Lowell
 asks for decree or divorce from Anna | NJ. Huffman; and Susan Allison asks
 for similar decree from George F. ! Allison.
 M A Newman, of the Fair Store in
 Bisbee, was Tombstone visitor yes.
 terday on mining business.
 Mrs. J. c. Nowlin, of Bisbee, ac companied by her children, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lewis Sessler, of this ] city.
 Hal Smith lef, this morning for the Rincon mountains. where he goes to do some further development work on his mica claims. Pieces of the mica which he brought in with him the last time contain a number of small sarnets.
 George Marquard left yesterday for Douglas, where he goes to accept position in tine store of Soto < Moreno. Martin Costello was an outgoing 'assenger for Tucson this morning, 'here he goes in connection with his q cal estate holdings in that city.
 William Deckeraw left this morning | )r Benscn, from whence he will visit \ inning properties in the Rincons. E
 E. E. Gage and w. F. Staunton of 5 he Tombstone Consolidated Co. re- U lrned yesterday from Phoenix, where hey spent few days on business with the company. 7 D Machomich left yesterday for ucson on a short business trip.
 The district court is at a recess un- l the first day of April, when the rst three weeks will be devoted to the 'isl Of civil cases, So that they can u ? cleared up before the regular April W 'rir. which begins on the fourth cI Iondsy in April. al There is a probability that there - il be increase enough in the county K roll to cut the rate down om S2 :65 to flat g It is certain V ,st if such is the case that next year re decrease will be remarkable, for ,' ,e growth of Cochise county for 1907 =, nd 1908 promises to be most phe- ., ominal. " Turneau, the negro who recently T lot another of his race named Hodge, as been held to await the action of ,e next grand jury on a charge of CD D 'sault with intent to commit murder. e was taken to Benson on Saturday ,d given hearing before Judge heseldine, who ordered him held ithout bail. Advices from Tucson re to effect that Hodge is improving 1d will recover from the effects of le wound.
 The preliminary examination of D. A. Doyle and Vim Downey charged ith the burglary of James Hagan's .loon last week was ned before Judge IcFsrland this morning and both = Ten were ordered held to await the ction of the next grand jury. There re now four men in jail charged with I, reak:ng into the "Peeriess Saloon" h nd the town wag asserts it is s good i, indication that the brand of whisky i, is of the best when suct o esperate chances are taken to secure he same. n
 Cupid's agent, Clerk Ed James of Il he probate court, has issued the fol- owing passports to those who wish to inter the sea of matrimony: W H u Bell to wed Theresa A Peterson, both ,f Bisbee; Peyton c Andrews to wed Laura White, both of Bisbee; Chris F Tegmeyer to wed Alice D Sharer, both of Douglas; Chas Miller of Tomb stone to wed Lenore Robbins of Bis bee; John J lobe to wed Hazel G Me- Lane, both of the Huachucas.
 A youth, named Hubbard, wa brought in from Bisbee today and giv- en a hearing before Judge Goodbody on a charge of waywsrdness. After