Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-08
From Mondays Daily.

the territory. but of the series
 seven games played, Phoenix won for
 and Bisbee three
 | T. E. Worlop and family left Sat
 urday for Congress, where Mir. Wol
 Top IS interested in some mining proT
 erty and will work the same. Ml
 Worlop disposed of his Arizona Bak
 cry here to Tony DeMuth, who bs
 assumed charge and will hencefortl
 conduct the same under the name o
 The Tombstone Bakery. Word wss received at the sheriff
 office from Sheriff Thompson of Gil, | county to the effect that Ed Hodges
 alias Ed Dayton, who made his escap.
 from the Globe jail few days since after being sentenced to serve a term
 of 20 years in the penitentisry, va:
 captured at Florence. Dayton had a
 Tombstone experience, being arrested
 here on s charge of robbing a room at local lodging house. He was ordered out of town.
 c. D Gage, John Walker, George Wales and James Mars spent yes terday in Bisbee, where they went to attend the memorial services by the Risbee EIks.
 Deputy sheriff Frank Clark of Doug. las wss in the city yesterday, bringing over prisoner who will serve a term ot 90 days in the county jail, having been convicted of the crime of petty larceny in that city.
 Mrs Arthur Hopkins returned last evening from Douglas, where she had been Tor several days on visit 70 her parents. Mir and Mrs c Munson.
 Charles Wiles and family of Lowell Ire in the city visiting relatives.
 Attorney E E Filing wood of Bisbee [. in the city today on business before he District Court.
 W B Clesrv, the Bisbee attorney, anne over last evening, being called lere on business before the district ourt.
 Ed Flsnigan, the Bisbee lawyer, is n the city today, having arrived last vening to attend to a number of cases e was interested in before the court | oday.
 A io'ly party composing James trophy, J. M. Johnson, Chss. Me- ,ean and J. H. James drover from .Owell yesterday to be in attendance II court.
 The coal famine in Tombstone was e'ieved today by the arrival of three ars of coal for the McPherson Trans ,r Co. The transfer force is being ept busy supplying local back orders.
 Mayor c. L. Caven of Bisbee, drove yer this morning from the copper amp, beng called here as a witness , the Hsnsen case that was set for rial today but which went over until december I6.
 Supervisors J. J. Bowen and G. J. IcCabe came in this morning to at. md brief session of the board.
 Alfred Godfrey returned today from isbee, where he bss been for a num- CT of months, and will again take up is residence in this city.
 Sher.f White is in Bisbee on busi- ess connected with his office. He xpects to return in the morning.
 Otto Simmons, who for the past ear has been opersting the machine ,r The Scbiefeln picture show, left his morning for his home in Okla oma, being called there on account the dangerous illness of his little aughter, who is reported to be on the erge of death. Mrs. Simmons and he child left here few months ago D a visit to her parents, and the child 'as taken sick there.
 George Gsllen left last evening for Goggles on his way to Mazatlan, where Ie goes to resume his position with i he Grant Brothers Construction Company, who are building the exten. ions of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company in Mexico. MT. Gallen has cen with the firm for 6 number of | months, having been stationed at Del | Rio on that branch. He is connected | with the purchasing and employment | of that concern. MT. iallen expects to be located at Mazat- an for some time.
 According to advices received here rom the United States attorneys ,ffice, the United States grand jury viii not meet until the 18th of this month and the trial jury will not be ,slled until the 2d of January, 1908. l At the present time there is not much work in sight for the grand jury, as he only United States case reported vas that of Francisco Montana, who