Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02
From Mondays Daily.

Patagonia, came down from his camp yesterday The beauty of the range since tine recent rains set in Is operst- ing to cheer the public heart in his district immensely
 Mrs. c B Bsrrowdale and two chil. dren are just back from Santa Bar bara, Califordia.
 If there is a finer all round climate than Tombstone, 1t is undoubtedly kept in heaven or we will not have any agreeable surprises sprung on the faithful PRosPECroR force when that pious aggregation kuocks at the pearly gates and is duly admitted.
 Mrs Mullen, mother of w F. Maul- din, the ieweler, accompanied by her daughters, Misses Maud and Bertie Mullen, arrived from Dallas, Texas, yesterday, and may conclude to re- main, in which event Tombstone so- ciety will be gamer. We hope these worthy people will conclude to be- come permanent Tombstoners.
 About ten o'clock this morning, Judge Goodbody welded the golden bonds of wedlock onto a devoted cou- pie, Rudy Crsckendall being the mas culine end of the transaction, chang ing the name of Miss Rosa Hale. Both of the contracting parties re- side in the agricultural belt a few miles north of Douglas.
 EraImo Modero secured license to wed Carmen Gonzales in the probate court today Both parties ot Dou- glas
 Blind Charley has manufactured a one-string fiddle out of cigar box on which Tommy Tastfe gives an exhibi- ton at Ollie Simpsons place free. The instrument is emirently ipgenIous and it's work unique.
 Miss Laura Crable returned rather unexpectedly from the east yesterday, very much to the delight of her friends who, by the way, number al! who ever had the pleasure of her acquain- tance in Tombstone Miss Crabie who for ryears was tine Tom bs;one post mistress and one of the most efficient and popular postal servants iu the southwest, has been absent for over a year, and Der friends are delighted to observe the improvement ID her health, which was poor when she left Tombstone.
 When it rains iu Tombstone 1t is al fl dear old mother nature was out sprinkling her rloSer garden. When it rains in some oi these other places that are clamoring for the county seat, you would think the old lady had emptied pan Of dishwater over the country.
 Charley Hicks, late Bisbee city off. cial and local politician, was in the county seat on business today.
 Col. Hawkins of the firm of Cham berlsin & Hawkins. vas in town today bidding in an execution and judgment at sheritf's sale wherein his company uas plaintiff and O. c. Davis defend ant. over a transaction arising in Pa rsdise
 Theodore Metz, the Bisbee soft drinks man was up from the big camp yesterday looking after his numerous | customers at the county seat. The family of Major Geo, B Wilcox returned from Ash canyon yesterday The author of "I Would Not Live
 Alway-' had better not. come tC
 Tombstone. No one ever dies 1T
 Tombstone, unless he brought the dis
 ease with him, or fell into a thousand foot shaft, or fooled with tie wron,
 end ui ''gatt," or swallowed fou
 ,unces Of carbolic acid or like the las f the great Mc(ilIes, sat OB Al keg O l powder an lit his pipe wid fuse
 Several old timers have died elsewher
 and when brought here for buria came to, but DO healthy subject eve hecomes the suhjec. of an obituar notice in Tombstone,
 The Republican county central con
 mi::ee wi!! meet in Tombstone reI
 Saturday for the purpose of arrangin for matters in connection with tf ] territorial covention at which couvel tion the Republicans will again put c their biennial race horse to run 1, Congress-mark you we said ru g thst's all, just run. Bob Kirke, Jot T. Or wiley. Charley Overlook end sever J. other big gnns will be over to u C meeting Saturday. It is very like e that McReynolds will be over also 'i look after his fences"
 The Phoenix board of trade h.
 rendered a site about seven and on '' half miles from Phoenix to the Typ v graphical union, provided the ord 'e decides to build home for consump
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