Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
From Thursdays Daily.

today from Gleeson.
 George B Wilcox returned today from trip to Tempe. He was &C., companied by Ms Wilcox.
 The walls about the old Occidental are being rapidly removed and tn, corner presents lively scene. Thre' cars of lumber are already on tn. grornd and work will be crowded a, at as possible.
 Frank Williams is spending A few days in the city from Csnanes.
 Cupid has been active since yester day, and as a result of his antics, his agent, Ed James, has issued three cer. tific.tes. Those who received the pa- pers were Rutherford A. Wsnchope to wed Lo Pearl Pace, both of Doug las; Auriliane dibera of Bisbee to ~ed Dolores Angulu of the same place; Thomas Elwood Rogers to wed Rica Bohlin, both of South Bisbee. Charles Lewis of Fsirbank is the latest arrival at Hotel White, to be held awaiting the action of the grand jury on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon upon Ben Lang, 8 res. ident of the San Pedro. The parslytic condition of Judge Charles Johnson is reported as being slightly improved. but he is yet un- able to regain control of his voice.
 Mrs Ollie Simpson is confined to her home suffering from an attack of pneumonia.
 Deputy Sheriff Bauer left yesterday for the Huachucas, where he goes to summon W tnesses wanted before the grand jury, which body conyenes on next Monday.
 Deputy District Attorney Ross is in the city from Douglas on official matters.
 Mrs Mary Walker tf Bis 9, who has been spending several days in the city as the guest of Mrs Allen R English, has returned to her home.
 George Land ofGleeson was visitor in the city today.
 Earl Reed, formerly of this city but more recently of Bisbee, left Sunday for Los Angeles, where he expects tc reside for some time.
 MT and Mrs H Peoples will move into the Cummings block on Monday next with large stock of millinery goods.
 Bat Lesry, the wellknown engineer, has gone te Bisbee for few days on visit.
 Miss Alpha Black is confined at her home threatened with an attack of appendicitis.
 Dr B z Tarbell of Naco was in the city yesterday on a visit to his father. c B Isrbell.
 Jack Hsr.ha, the we'lknown Bis bee mining man, was in the city yester day.
 Mrs Judge Doan returned this morning from Tucson. where she has been visiting friends for the past few days.
 Deputy Sheriff Wm Bennett of I airbink was in the city today on 8 | rief visit.
 E O'Brien returned las. evening from business trip to Bisbee.
 w H Neal sn1 Ed Moore, promi- nent cattlenen of the Sulphur Spring Valley, passed through Tombstone to- day from 6 trip to Tucson. The special session of the district court held today by Ben Goodrich. acting judge, did not transact a great amt unt of business. The case of ianks vs Moore was to be tried, but when the case was called it was dis covered that neither the plaintiff nor his witnesses were in court. After considerable discussion the case was dismissed for want of prosecution
 The case of Wolf vs Turner, which i was to have been tried last week was until April z7th.
 It its quite likely that the ground the recent cave in in the vicinity of Toughnut and Fifth streets, will be blasted down and filled m. At present the street has been cl sed, tha. no further accidents may occur within the danger init.
 John Hughes, of the Tu son Star, Was Tombstone visitor today on s brief business trip, and is enroute to Sogsles. Mir. Hughes states that Tucson IS making marvellous strides n growth and prosperity, and joy- ng season of activity that eclipses he record of any Arizon. city. J hn 3 booster for his home burg and ever fIils to say a good word Tor it