Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-13
From Mondays Daily.

from Los Angeles during the next few days, where he has been spending the holidays with his family.
 Tine supreme court will convene in Phoenix on Monday, January l4, for the regular January term
 Bert Holland was an outgoing pas senger for Douglas today on a brief visit.
 Judge Daniel Mcfarland today join ed in marriage J. c. Gardner and Hattie Akins, tcth of Bisbee. The couple left today for the copper camp, where they will make their home.
 Attorney Walter Kibbey left yestsr day for Phoenix to spend a few days
 Mrs May flower of Bisbee is spend .ng few days here on visit with friends.
 Ernest Everhsrdy, who has been spending a few days here, has return ed to Bisbee
 William McPherson has re turne to the Harvard Military Academy at Los Angeles, to res Iu,e his studie s.
 Dr. W. A. Greene, of Douglas, wasd an incoming passenger last evening, being called here on business con nected with the board of health. George Hsrdiker, of Dougla 6, is . Tombstone visitor, being interested ia the contest case filed from that city, which is being tried in the district court.
 | John Rock and wife have returned from a trip to Chihuahus, Mexico where they were called on account of the death of Mrs. Rocks father, which occurred few dave since.
 Mrs. J. F. Ross of Douglas is spend ing few days here with her husband who is Deputy District Attorney under the present administration.
 Deputy Sheriff White and ex-Under sheriff Wallace returned today from
 Phoenix, where they delivered two in. sane patients to the asylum authori- ties.
 . Mrs. Cornielus Munson of Douglas is Tombstone visitor and the guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. A. Hopkins
 District Attorney Shelley has re . turned from Bisbee, where he ha, been for the past few days on bushes: |. connected with his oftce.
 Mrs. c. A. Mcdonald and daughter came over from Bisbee yesterday and
 will make their future home in thi: city
 Probate Judge Goodbody-returned | ! yesterday from Bisbee, where he was called on business.
 | Andy Scott, of Douglas, is becom- ing 6 fixture of the District court
 When not serving in the capacity of a trial juror he manages to get himself subpoenaed as a witness. 1 J. F. Johnson, the dairyman, has returned from a trip to Stafford, where he was called on account of the ill- ness of his wife, who was visiting with her parents.
 Mrs. E. H. Stores and children are spending few days in the city as the guest Of Mrs. Stores sister, Miss Hat tie Lusk.
 | Charles A. Overlook is over from Douglas, being prominent in the election contest that is before the court today.
 Henry Street, of the Boquillas Land X Cattle company, was in the city yes. terday on a short business trip.
 Hon. Steve Nj. Roemer, of Benson, was in the city yesterday. He expects to leave for Phoenix within a short time to resume his duties q. council man from Cochise county. Hon. Owen E. Murphy, of Bisbee, who has been here for c few days on business before the board of super visors, left yesterday for his home. Miss Laura Crable, the efficient Tombstone postmistress, left today for New York and thence to Washington on official business. Miss Crable hopes to secure official recognition for need ed improvements in the local post ofice, and it is with s view of per- sonally presenting her claims to the department officials that she visits the nations capitol. The young lady will also visit with eastern friends and | will be absent about two months.
 Prof. H. E. Berner of the Tomb schools has been made clerk of the | board of supervisors, by which action our school system loses an instructor to fill whose place is no easy task.