Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-17
From Fridays Daily.

company will present tonight is that delightful comic opera '0livette." The opera is replete with comedy and will prove to be just what our comic opera lovers like. The seat sale is quite large and indicates a large house.
 Mrs. Thomas Sorin is Tombstone visitor arriving here from Tucson this morning. She is here t- appear as courcil for the P & $ W in several matters which will come tefore the court tomorrow.
 George Henry and wife were city visitors today from the Drsgoon Cop per Company's mining camp in the Dragons.
 District Attorney Shelley has re- turned from a trip to Guaymas and Hermosilio, where he has been for the past two weeks on account of his health. He returns much improved.
 Richard Harris of Globe IS Tomb stone visitor today on business matters.
 J. C. McIntire; of the Brown Shoe company of St Louis, is in the city today
 A. $. York, representing the San Francisco Weekly Examiner, is in the city today in ihe interest of that jour- nal.
 f :. E. Hogue, of Los Angeles, is g Tombstone visitor today and is reg istered at the Arcade Hotel. Douglas Gray was an outgoing pas- senger this morning for his home in Fl faso after spending several days here on mining business. | N0TiCE---AII who desire suits for
 the Red Mems Ball on the 22nd inst, plcase leave orders at WoIcott's be. fore the l7th.
 A short session of court will be had
 tomorrow. There are a number of
 m tions in various cases to be taken up, among them is a motion for a
 change of venue in the case of the
 Cadena de Cobre, afidavits being filed to that effect.
 w. M. Carter, representing the Psrsfine Paint company of Louisians is in the city and is registered at the Arcade Hotel
 John H. Baker, the San Francisco, powder man, is in the city today in the interest of his firm.
 A Mexican near Fl Paso has bee n broken of cigarette smoking, and will never smoke another one. He lit the last one as he rode on 8 wagon load of powder and the whole outfit blew up.
 Chief of Police Bravin arrested thres strangers yesterday, who are charged
 with breaking into the saloon of
 James Hagan and stealing several
 bottles of liquid refreshments and also box of cigars. The prisoners were located at 8 shack below town and some of the stolen goods were found in the room, although the trIo denied any knowledge of the booty. They were placed in pail and will be gwen 6 chance to tell their tale to Judge
 Mcfarland tomorrow.
 In Judge McFsrlsnd's court a sen- satiOnal complaint was filed by Eniso Davila, who charges his wife Antonio Dsvila, with having succumbed to the wiles of Cupid a second time without having gone through the formality of divorce proceedings. A Mexican by the named of Ortez is the alleged Ls- thario that precipitsted the scandal by breaking 6 cardinal commandment and violating a statute lay of Ari.. zona. The offending couple were res idents of Tombstone up to quite re- II
 gently, when Ortez, it claimed, left with illegitimstely procured bride for Wilcox, where the twain are reported to be at present. Warrants have besn issued for the arrest of the alleged bigsmists.
 There has been e scarcity of ca.es filed in the district court during the pact fe* days, but another. divorce case was entered today. The plain tiff in this action is LilIie May Pow nell. of Benson, who asks to court to dissolve the bonds of matrimony be- tween hsr and James s. Pownell on. the grounds that for anumber of yesrs he hes failed to contribute anything to her support. D. L. Cunningham, is the plaintiffs attorney in the case
 The following marriage Iicense. were issued out of the probate court today: Jesus Nobarro to wed Conchin Navarri, both of Douglas; Angel AL Verez to wed Gaudalupi Luna, Do, of Douglas; Chide c. Cain to wed Mrs Virginia Skipper, both of Lowell: Jos.