Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-26
From Tuesdays Daily.

E. J. Jacklin left yesterday for where he will remain for eversl days as the guest of Max Ak ord and plan e duck hunting expe- iitiop.
 Frank Smith has returned from a short trip to Douglas and Fl Paso and resumed his position on the run this morning.
 John Caliaghan of ITO Marion street, Denver, is making enquiries in the territory for his father, who three months ago was working as a brick layer at Cananes. Johnnie says that his mother recently died, leaving him with the care of five little children and that he is very anxious to find his father. Frank Matinee, Yaqui Indian, is held in the county jail at Nogales, charged with being one of the mur- derous gang which recently raided Sonora.
 The recent advance in the price of the copper stocks has been the means of increasing the wealth of several Tom nbs,opeites. During the slump in the copper market @ numher of our citizens who saw an realizing on long priced stocks invested in same, and as consequence are now reaping a hsr- vest. Several of them have been clearing up from $200 to s300 per day.
 General Manager Wyatt of the Arr zons Gold Mines Go. left yesterday for Fl Paso, where he was called on business connected with that com pany.
 Max A1ford was in the city yester. day from his home at Hereford. He ststes that the ranges in that locality are in fairly good condition.
 To settle a controversy over hi fathers estate Sam Bailey of Stafford has married his sisler-in-law. That i move calculated to defeat tn lawyers.
 A petition filed by several creditor in the district court today. in tn Brown Store assignment case of Bis bee, will cell for a review of the pro : ceedings on February 4th to conside the petition to have ssthe matter g through bankruptcy. The petitioner are Fecheimer- Keller & Co. S2, ,535. B Isaac Taller Sons, slllSO; Stern Lauer -Shohl Co. $46.8I.
 The judgment that was recently st cured by Paine, Webber & Co. agains the Copper Belle Mining Co. for S272 229.04 in Pima county has bsen file, in the district court here by tine al torneys for tLe plaintiff. It is expec, ed that unless the minority stoc holders take steps within the next 3 days to intercede, that an effort vi be made to have the property sold t satisfy the judgment. At the presen time there are several other suit pending against the company; one 0 Martin Costello, who is trying to fore close a mortgage that he has on tn i property. which case has heen in tn courts for a number of years and Ii i now on appeal to the supreme court c the territory and on which case de cision is expected to be handed dow at the present session o. that court.
 Advices were received at the sheriG office today from Benson to be on tn lookout for prisoner by the name O Van Lean, who is wanted there on tn charge of robbery. Van Lean was ar rested 6 few days ago by Ranger Nc Ada on 6 charge of having broken in to 8 ranch house below Benson. Dur ing the night he escaped from tn Benson jail and later was captured near Dragcon. While being brough back on the trsin he received permis sion to enter the toilet and agail made his escape through the window while the train was in motion. Hi. whereabouts are now unknown.
 At the sherifi's sales of Deugla property had yesterday afternoon fol back taxes, several Tombstonites wer, the successful bidders, among then being Mrs W. Fuller, D. P. Hickey and J. F. Ross. Some of the prop erty brought from $25 to s3) abcv the costs and penalties.
 l The bidding on the Bisbee propert' which was sold this afternoon, was quite brisk, some of which brough good prices.
 | The sheriff on receiving tine bidi gives certificate of sale for the prop erty to the purchases and at the end of nine months executes . deed for tn, same. The former owner has . right according to an opinion of the Attor- ney General, to redeem the property within nine months time, but is com. pelled to pay to the purchaser 10 per cent interest,