Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-19
From Mondays Daily.

Some ''iellers" have not the prin
 cipsleof a trade rat. for they take a
 you have and give nothing in rC
 turn.
 Tombstone life preservers," ob-erS
 ed an ole boy who craw!ed out of hi
 lair the other morning rubbing hi eyes like q bat at noon time, ".s kep' il
 bottles" He t one on the compli
 meutsry plan.
 Attorney E. F Ellinwood was al outgoing passenger for the soutl today.
 Attorney c. F. Ellerbe went to Bis bee on the afternoon train. 1 Theodore Metz, the Bisbee soft drini man came over from the big camp to- day.
 Bill Gentry, formerly police officer of Douglas, came in this morning.
 Joe Stsrnfeld came out of the Ora. goons yesterday with a war sack full of promising samples of float from a new find located by him on his last trip to the hills.
 E. L. Desty is visiting Tombst ne.
 Mrs Thos R. Sorin, Arizona's able lady attorney and counsellor at law, is in attendance at the district court.
 John b. Mason of Fl Paso is in Tombstone on business.
 Lew Parker, pioneer Of Arizona in general and Bisbee and Douglas in psrtiuular, is in the county seat on business.
 Attorney Frank Doan, of the law firm of Richardson & Dosn, is in the city from Douglas in attendance on court, and will remain for several days.
 The Commonwealth mine at Pesrce with Superintendent Metcslf as super intendent, employs about one hundred men and is gradually assuming its old form with better goods than eyer in sight.
 Scott wha,ey, the Bisbee capitalist, is in Tombstone on business.
 Judge Duncan is scientific chic. ken raiser, and the manner in which the baby birds huddle under their wooden mother down at his residence constitutes an interesting study.
 Jack Lundy, the ample conductor Of the F. P. 6 s. W, returned to DoGglds this afternoon.
 Mrs. W. F. Walsh left this morning for Raton, New Mexico, where she wili visit her parents for few weeks.
 Yesterday afternoon it did thunder like blszes in the north. Three sum mers ago "Mescal <" was busy for sev- eral months recording 2 the havoc which old love spread around Tombstone with his promiscuous bolts, knocking down 'dobes, burying valuable dogs and thereby leaving thousand colo nies of orphan fieas homeless and uu- provided for. "Mescal' says this prom ises to be fine electrical season.
 Uncle Bill Jackson of Goddess Gulch was summarily rushed in yesterday for peddling his promiscous convictions too promiscuously in loud "stentor- ian" Reclamation, slightly associated with language,which could claim long distance relation to the profaue and the obscene. Uncle Bill will languish in profound and virtuous meditation for the mature space of ten nights and dave unless sooner released by his honor on a special dispensation.
 Mississippi Tom Drisdale is do- ing jury service for his country in the county seat today. Iowa men are in Yuma looking for solid tract of 1000 acres of ground which can be p0r shasei Al fair price. f the land Is secured they intend ! planting cAt.igS trees, which they claim in twenty years will be worth slo0 each. From TOO to l.e00 can be planted to the acre. Young trees can be secured at si per thousand. This would outdistance atwenty-yesr insur. snce p 5licy by about 100 city blocks. Prescott has advertised for bids fol street sprinkling. Mscadam is to b' used.
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