Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-08
From Fridays Daily


 supervisors t, day made big shipment oi hides, wh oh have accumulated during the past month. having been drought m by the various hunters and trappers for the bounties which were paid on them. The shipment con. Ia ned the sksns of 50 coyotes, 3 lions. lotos, z7 skunks and IA wildcats They were sent 10 h de buyers in the i east.
 A F Stumpf and wife returned last evening from Bishee. where Mrs Stumpf underwent sn operation in the Copper Queen hospital. Mrs Stumpf IS much improved m health which IS pleasing news to her many friends here.
 Mrs Frank Meyers was among the incoming passengers on last eve ning's train from Bisbee, where she has been visiting friends.
 George H Brooks. one of the pio. neers of southern Arizona, arrived in Tombstone today and is fenewiDg old acquaintanceshIp. He more recently halls from Patagonia, where he owns a valuable group of copper mines which of late years he has extensively developed. Mir Brooks is well and 1 favorab y known throughout this sec- tion, having ia the early sos been connected with the mercantile firm of Brooks X Ayres at Charleston. and furthermore he is well posted with the COW boy and early Indian war history of tine county. He will sojourn in Tombstone for several days.
 Judge Daniel Mcfarland returned today from short stay in Los Angeles and the seashore. He reports having had a very enjoyable time, and that during his stay in the Angel city felt quite at home, which he says was due 10 the fact that he met many Tomb-toneites.
 JO Anderson arrived in the city on last evenings train from Csnaues, cn a visit to his family. returning to Mex co.'s tig copper camp this morn ing.
 An E P & W locomotive pulling seven fat cars pulled into Tom bstone this morning from the quarry below town, where the company is securing many carloads Of stone which will be used as ballast or the main line be- tween Lewis Springs and Hereford.
 Ray McPherrin is an arrival in the city from St Joe, Missouri, and will visit friends for several days. William J Berner is & county seat visitor today from his home in Ram sey Canyon, in the Huschucas, and will spend fortnight here.
 Mrs W Bojourques, an old time res ident of Cochise county, died at the county hospital yesterday at the age of 90 years. She had been for many years a sufferer from consumption. She was buried in the city cemetery yesterday afternoon.
 w E Boggs, deputy clerk of the district court, expects to take vscs- tion in the near future and VII accompany his family for an outing of several weeks in the Huachuca mountains.
 John Rock returned this morning from a visit to his ranch in the foot hills of the Huachuca mountains.
 William Bowden returned to Court land today after visit of several days in Tom bstone.
 Austin W Brown went to Benson this morning to meet his wife, who returned home today from Akron, Ohio, where she has been visiting friends and relatives for the past sev- eral weeke.
 Frank K O. 3rien left this moIning Tor Phoenix, having in custody the Mexican who was yesterday ordered :o the insane asylum.
 The Tombstone Consolidated Mines company today shipped two cars of high grade ore to the smelters at Fl Paso. The ore comes from tine big 'hsft.
 Mrs Joseph McPherson and family Ire expected to return from the coast luriLg the next week, after spending } delightful vacation at the seashore.