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

Hon. Steve Roemer was in the city today on business trip.
 Charles Kreuder left this evening for Benson, where he goes to meet Mrs, kreuder, who is returning from a visit to her home iD Kansas.
 Deputy Sheriff Wm. Bennett of Fsirbank was in the city today on business connected with his official position.
 W. c. Berry, of Nsco, was in the city today, beii called here on busi- ness connected with the sale of Naco property for delinquent taxes.
 Mrs. Fred W. Shelly and two chil. dren arrived from Pasadena today and will take up their residence in this city.
 The Womans Club of Tombstone has issued invitations for a social event, which it will give on Thursday night of this week in the club rooms of the Cochise Club. The music pupils of Miss McGehee
 will give Recital Friday evening,
 January 24th, at 8 o'clock, at the
 Congregational church. All are in-
 vited to attend.
 Prof. T. F. Swanwick, who arrived here from Douglas some days ago, on
 visi. for his health, is now anxious
 to form special night classes in Span
 ish, bookkeeping and stenography. | Mir. Swanwick has had many years
 experience in the above branches, and
 we trust that his efforts here may prove successful.
 The supreme court mandamus ar rived here today, ordering Treasurer . Gaines to begin suit against the Cop
 per Queen Go. for the back taxes of Y. 1901, an account of which was pub e lished in these columns. The writ V states that suit must he filed not
 later than February 20. 4. R. H. Sneed aud son, Robert, left a yesterday for Big Springs, Texas, i. where Mir. Sneed goes to look after 70 the branch store recently established
 there.
 ,s Frank Smith, the popular E. P. & ,e s. W. brakeman of the Tombstone ,- branch, has returned from Douglas }. where he spent several days visiting ,r friends.
 70 Mics Laura Irwin is reported very rs i'll at her home at the Irwin ranch 5; below town. The many friends of tn, D. popular young lady hope for her early
 recovery.
 G. The law firm Of Gilmore & Williams st has been dissolved by mutual consent ',- MT. Williams retires snd will oper d offices in the quarters formerly oc t- sIpied by s. A. D. Upton. V Col. H. L. Pickett returned yester ,n day from Phoenix, where he was ir w attendance at the session of the su " preme court. The court calendar il lengthy one one and many import.
 ant cases are an the docket. The colonel scored a victory in all his
 cases argued before that august body
 Many Coehise attorneys are at the
 territorial capitol in attendance on
 court, which will continue during the
 present month.
 l. Agent Fisk of Wells, Fargo & Co n today received telegraphic ipforma-
 tion of the death Of F. L. Rowell at
 Pasadena. The deceased had been identified with the Wells.Fargo Co 'e for over half 8 century and endeared 't himself to all employees of the com. 'e pany by enlisting his influence on be- = half of the fellow workers in any '- grievances affecting their welfare. l. Mir. Rowell paid a visit to Tom tone T. few years since, being the guest of e NJ. D. Scribner, and will be pleasantly O remembered by many Of our citizens U Champ Clark says that William '- Jennings Bryan will be the next n democratic nominee for President.