Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20
From Fridays Daily.

Messrs Duey and Giibs retu ned to Bi-bee this afternoon having been discharged from custody on heabes corpus pro eedings granted by Judge Doan today.
 Ben Goodrich was an outgoing pas serger today or Bisoee on legal busi- ness.
 Andrew P. Martin left today for Tucson, wh,re he will remain fer some time
 From present appearances Tomb stone is threatened with coal famine. ] The coal dealers are Tout bu, several i cars are expected daily.
 Swain returned today from AL 0gqutrq Ie, where he has been in at. tendance at the grand lodge sess'on of \. 0. |. W. having been A epre- sentative of the local lodge. He re- ports an enthusiastic session and Ari- zoua well represented.
 W. Burley has gone to Douglas on brief yi-it.
 D. Parkinson is in town taking orders for clothing
 Fred Wald returned to his camp in the Dragons yesterday James Wolf is q Tombstone visitor today on court business.
 Henry Fink i, in town rom his . carap n the Whetstones Ge rs- Henry i- m the city from tn. D agoor> un a business visit
 \ great many rheatrcal companies
 p-",,d i- irlzou during the sum u.r ay-,., ,crll-a'n~.rdate- through a pur tu ;-r story ta- reason given k
 th'' ru, lu co ger pr ce has caused 1 r'-.rc,..n Of the purse strings, and e that people HiII. during the stringency {. nt tie money market, seek the chea D : e: forms oicmtertaIument-t moving 2 f picture shows.
 T The Fort Yuma Indian school has
 secured an appropriation Of 5000 to r 'a I-ed in building an addition to the . hny-' dormit Y and other improve B ment-.
 Following the order from head '' quarters which went in effect on Q Monday. October s4,h, to cut down ? the force 10 the sh IDS and y4rlols . op-rat ng departments and 10 short = 1 on the working day from ten to
 nine hours. the Southern Pacific Rail,
 road company let go neary one
 hrudred oii's emplJye~ on its Tue .ssa iyisson 'r Trursd ~. I Tie qra!l hunters sp far have been
 bringing m -m Il bags the weather be-
 ing to' windy for goo. quail shooting o Prrf E. c Doltn fJr son, months Jh- n nipuIator oi the worries at The
 Scrietf-Iin, has resigned his position and goes tD B-bee, where he has sc- |, .2ted similar position. = NIT and Mrs. John Critchley are Q spen ing DIT; oi their honeymoon Q " tn NIT and Mrs Al Hoaghnd at the Q Huchura re-erv TT in the mountains.
 The petty little cottage a, that place
 i- becoming itnoIs for money moon 2 gatherI gs, no less than three couples T having sp-n the beginn ing Of the r [ hDneymDr ,t that place. Q L,-t nights -t 'rm was prolific of " lg ltuinE around ahont Tomhsr"nr. '' and in ? t"r- tre irwn ? ar of ram
 ,a- .It- hard, s.lIe rh- city W-
 jus, had -n,us ram [, lte the dust
 q me m .,trr oi I'm '-tp..r IT nt
 ers wII acc mpany th-. loraI ba team tu Csnauea -undty OIr n Ign bnr- across th- l sr nt to play
 ball to beat rhe Tombstone aggrega- iion this tr
 Norris < Miller oi Phoenix, owners of "Tuach the Breeze, trotter, and Edds Luke, the local bic,cle rder.
 were [ have entered a match race last week. Luke trained or week
 and found that he did not care to
 race Norris & Miller state thst they are willing to race their horse against
 any bicycle rider Tor mile The
 horse has track record of 22l
 Salt River Valley farn'ers are i'm DOT ing goats from Switzerland