Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-10
From Mondays Daily.

care of the orphans and prov de II t spectacle Christian homes tor the chi e dren of depraved parents" G vernon Kibbey has proclaime
 Friday, February S,as Arbor day. No'
 our pupils should combine in plantin
 trees, shrubs and vines on the prem ises-of our schools. l Chief of Police George Brsvin kf . been unable to perform his usus duties during the psst two days or
 account of an attack of lumbago
 which has confined him to his home . W. c. Buchanan is acting in hi'
 stead.
 Mrs Guy Eads returned yesterday
 from Los Angeles, where she has been
 for a number of months. She will re-
 main here for some time visiting her
 relatives.
 Considerable repair work and re-
 painting is being done around the in-
 terior of the court house during Hull in
 business in the court room. sThe | stairs, banisters, tables and chairs have a I been put in good shape and and the general appearance of the hsllways considerably improved since the last term of the court. The re. port of the last grand jury seems to have had a good effect in this direc- ton.
 Mrs. A Clark left yesterday after noon for Bisbee, where she will visit for few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Edward Tarbell, before returning to Los Angeles.
 Ollie Simpson, of the Revenue Ss- loon, is confined to his home with a severe attack of lagrippe.
 The number of guests at Hotel White is now placed at 45, two more being added to the register since Sat urday. One came from Douglas and l will await the action of the grand jury; the other is A time man from Tom bstone.
 The board Of supervisors are in ses- sion today, Chairman Riggs and Su- pervisor McCabe being present. A brief session was had to audit ac- counts. An order was made request ing the sttorney-general to assist the district attorney in the prosecution of the back tax cases recently instituted against the big mining companies. |. ls likely that Supervisor McCabe will attend the territorial meeting of su- perviscrs at Phoenix this month.
 Deputy sheriff Frank Clark of Douglas was in the city yesterday bringing over prisoner who has been held to await the action of the grand jury on charge of assault and bat tery.
 Miss Alpha Black returned yester- Jay from Los Angeles, where she has been for a number of months, having received her diploma as trained nurse.
 Mrs. Allie Mcintyre of Douglas is spending few days in the city on a visit to her parents. Mir. and Mrs. P. B. Warnekros.
 Mrs. NJ. Fade of Los Angeles, arriv- ed here yesterday and will remain for a few weeks on visit 10 her daughter. Mrs. Fred Hahn.
 H. S. Ford left this morning for where he is engaged in some promising copper 
 County Treasurer Gaines returned yesterday from Bisbee, where he has been on a short business trip.
 Charles Strong returned to Bisbee today after a stay here Ui several days. i He expects to leave for his home in Los Angeles within the next few days.
 J W. Walker of Paradise is spend ing few days here on business with the probate court. He states that Paradise is improving and that worki is expected to be started on San simon Copper company's property during the next few weeks.
 Wm. Fourr, the pioneer Dragon rancher, was in the city on Saturday bringing a bunch of beef cattle for the Bay City Meat Market. Charles T. Connell, the Chinese in- spector, was in the city yesterday on a short visit in connection with his of-
 ficial duties.
 A brief telegram from Solomonville announces that Rev. G. W. Bodwell
 was drowned Saturday night whie e attempting to cross the Gila river at
 that point. No further particulars
 were given. Rev. Bodwell was a
 minister of the Seventh Day Advent ist church, who came to Arizona from