Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-12
From Tuesdays Daily.

few days sojourn in the count, seat
 Mise Ma y McHugh is rombston, visitor for several days from Bisbee or visit to her parents and man, friends.
 Mrs P Rafferty aud her son Harry returned Saturday from Los Angeles where they have been spending sev- era weeks enjoying the sea breezes. John J Pesrce arrived in the cit, Sunday evening from his mines in the Pe.rce district. where he is doing considerable development work.
 Harry Mscia is smother of the Tombstone contingent who has recent ly returned from the coast, where he spent the summer mon the.
 County Assessor Charles K Howe, wife and children were among the in- coming passengers from the west yesterday. They visited several Cali- fornia points, besides taking in the Seattle fair and visiting British Co., lum bis.
 John Rock returned yesterday from the Huachucas, where he has been for tbe last ten days looking after his cattle ranch m that section.
 William Fiege and wife are Tomb stone visitors today from Cochise where MT. Fiege makes his head I quarters.
 County Auditor Charles Purdon arrived in the county seat yesterday from Douglas, where he has been ex- amining the books of the school trus- tees of that district.
 George Brown left on Sunday for Tempe, where he will enter the Nor mai school for the coming term. Chairman c. J. McCabe of the ! board Of Supervisors and Supervisor Jac Scheerer arrived today to attend meeting If the D ard, that body being in regular monthly session i today.
 John Haas returned yesterday from , Silver Belle, where he has been for some time.
 That Tombstone's commercial great. ness continues in the sscendenoy may be judged from the fact that today F. Y. Wolcott received s carload of distii. late, a car of potatoes aLd s car oi 1 flour. Not bad record for one day E shipment of supplies fer the Tomb- stone market.
 Deputy Treasurer Edward Hicks is spending several days in Blsbee visit ing friends.
 William Little is among the Bisbee visitors in Tombstone today on busi. ness matters.
 Mrs Weldon Humphrey. sccompsn- 1 jed by her son, is Q Tombstone visitor for several days from Douglas and is a guest Of Mrs F Harrington. Another shipment of bides was re- ceived by the clerk of the board of supervisors this morning ss follows: Seven wild cats, eighteen coyotes. five skunks and one lobo. The shi ,,ment was made by Solomon-Wickersham oi Teviston and James Estes of Paradise
 NJ R Harlan, superintendent of the Bisbee-Arizons and the Modern Min ing companies at Bisbee, is a visito, in the county seat for several days and the guest of Mir. ard Mrs. D. L. Cunningham.
 The Tombstone contingent of root CTS which accompanied the loca Basehal club to Tucson returned home today after celebrating Labor Day in the Old Pueblo.
 f, The second hunting expedition O Tom bstone nimrcds left this mornin. for Hooker Hot springs aud will b' gone about two veeks. The comoan, vas composed of Thomas Taaffe, Wanrooy and W G Mau din.
 Attorney Ben Goodrich returned this morning from Cslifornis, wher ] he has been visiting his family for th psst few weeks.
 Il Marriage licenses issued today Charles c Moore to marry Met ], Wagner, both residents of Duncan : , Ariz.; Glen Arleigh Mcdonald to ~e : Lucis WiIlalobas, both residents C Fl Tigre, Sonora, Mexico; Msrri
 Sorills of Silica, Ans., to wed Gusda lupe Quintsns of Douglas; savo ]
 Bsrretts to wed Petrana Martinovicl both oi Bisbee.
 d Prof, Trisler returned on Sunda O from his vacation of two months O
 the coast and is again ready to tai
 up his duties ss principal of ti
 Tombstone High school ,e PDL McLaurin, representing Il n the New York Life Insurance con