Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-03
From Mondays Daily.


 injunction proceedings against the Huachuca Water Co.
 The board of supervisors will hold a
 brief session on February 4th to take rp some unfinished business of the last session.
 Samuel Inge has filed suit for divorce against Grace loge. Both are residents of Bisbee.
 1 Miss M. Christiansen, who has lee n acting as nurse at the Bacon hospital, left today for El Psso.
 J. NJ. Speck, of the Crystal Palace, left yesterday for Los Angeles on A visit to his family.
 The.stock of goods belonging to Foo Kee the Tombstone Chinese merchant recently declared bankrupt, was sold today to F. N. Wolcott for $l600. The bid was within 75 per cent of the ap- praised value and was promptly ac- cepted.
 Charles A. Wallace has been ap- pointed Special Con- nmissioner by the Supreme Court to sell the Aztec prop erty in this city. owned by NJ. D. Scribner and w. K. Mea 'e and over which much litigation has resulted. The property is to be sold by the order of the court on February 18th at pub lie sale and the proceeds are to be ap- portioned to the owners, w. K. Meade receiving two. thirds and NJ. D. Scrib- ner one third.
 During the past two days three more guests arrived at Hotel White and had tbsir names placed on the register. Two of them were brought over from Bisbee yesterday by Deputy Bauer. Both of them will serve sen tences of l20 days each. They are Ramon Garcia, sent up for petty lar ceny, and A. J, Mcconnell for va grancy. Garcia is an old offender, and was released from jail only a few weeks sipce. The other arrival was from Fairbsnk, named Antonio Tspia, who was sent up by Judge Morrison sf that precinct for a sentence of ten days snd the payment of . fine of sl0 for carrying concealed weapons. He was brought up by Deputy Sheriff Bennett.
 There wss much activity in sport- ing circles last night, and as a conse- quence there is one less roulette wheel in operation today. l.. Hart, the metallurgist, sauntered up Allen street last evening, leisurely bending hs way toward devotional service, when the jingle of silver and the rattle of the little ivory ball attracted his piou. mind to Wentworth's Billiard Parlors. MT. Hart is famous all over the world as the king of Monte Carlo" and is generally barred from the games when his identity is known. Last night there was 8 new man on the ], wheel. The King of Monte Carlo" would play few, and he planked down his shekels with a liberality and pre- cision that soon wrought the ruin of ] the roulette game. MT. H. broke the game, winning near on to a cart load of silver dollars, It was an exciting game, and many persons witnessed the "plunging" by the veteran sport.
 sheriff White left this morning for Phoenix, taking with him the insane patient, Precious" the religious ma niac who was committed some time since but who was held here pending
 the opening of communication to Phoenix. The authorities have so fsI
 been unable to learn the patient'' name outside of what he calls himself
 Precious" He however christenec
 all the force of the sheriff's office a
 "Holy." Sheriff White he calls " Hc!
 Silence" Under Sheriff Hopkins an
 swers to Holy Unseen" and Deput [ Bauer to "Holy Blue"
 An order wac made in the probat . court this morning appointing W. R ' King, L. E. Woolery and T. R Brand
 ss commissioners to apportion the re . idue of the estate of A. P. K. SaffoI ,. among the remaining heiro, Glsdy :. Summons and Margarits Safford, tf former to receive 7-24ths and the la :. ter l7-24th. The estate consists of |. number of pieces of valuable real c
 tate in this city. Charles Bowma T. the administrator of the estate, h
 filed his final account, and with tl
 division of the property between |
 heirs the estate will be closed. 'at was ..at the request of the two he St. that the division of property V all made.