Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-17
From Mondays Daily.

l the c. X A camp near Gleason.
 Henry Etz, the well known BeusoI citizen. was iu the city today on cour matters.
 Francis NJ. Hartman, the we'll knowf Tucson attorney, was in the city today on business before the district court
 R. D. Redfeld. postmaster at Ben son, was in the city today being called here as a witness before the distr ct court.
 | Attorney s. NJ. Franklin, of Tucson was Tombstone visitor today being here on business before the district court.
 Mrs George Howard went to Berson yesterd y on brief visit to friends, re- turning las. evening NJ Rosenberg, a we'll known Los Angeles business man, is Tombstone visitor, being called here on business before the district court in case that involves a title to some valuable Ben son real estate.
 Master Newton Wolcott returned last evening from Los Angeles, where he has been visiting with relatives for several weeks and taking in the sights of the big fleet.
 William Holmes, one of the original owners and president of the Leadville company property near Gleason, was in the city yesterday. The company is making arrangements for further developments on its property since the c. & A. company allowed its option to expire.
 Miss Anna McGeehee, who has been the efficient director of the music at the Congregational church and a very successful music teacher, left this morning for her home in Louisiana. Her pupils and a large circle of friends greatly regret her de parture. The sunday school yester- day passed resolutions of appreciation of services and regret for Der departure.
 w. E. Storebeck and wife of Lead vile were in the city yesterday on short visit to friends returning home this morning.
 E. T Hams, of the Tombstone Tel ephone Co.,, returned last evening from Bisbee where he was called on matters connected with his interests there.
 Attorney Chas. Blenman, of Tucson was in the city today on business be- fore the district court.
 County Treasurer Gaines has issued an official call ordering all registered warrants of this year from Nos. 20 to l30, inclusive, to be presented at his office for payment, the interest on the same having been stopped.
 Constable Shropshire of Douglas was in the city yesterday bringing over patient for the county hospital.
 H. P. Newton, of Cochise, one of the old-timers of the county, was in the city yesterday on visit to his many old friends. He returned home today.
 Albert Thurman, formerlys resident of Tombstone, but at present engaged in mining at the Johnson camp, was in the city on a short visit.
 Judge Doan returned this morning from Solomonville where he has been holding court for the past two weeks for Judge Nave, who was attending to the work in this district. Attorney George Nesle, of Bisbee, and democratic candidate for mayor, came over from that city this morn ing, being called here on business be- fore the district court. It is now announced officially that n the c. R. Y & F., the main line rom Navajoa t0 San Bias and the 8uena Vista branch to Cumuripa, will be opened Tor traffic on the 10th Jf May.
 William Shiliiam, the republican var horse of Benson, was in the city today as a witness in the Rosenburg case in the district court.