Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
From Fridays Daily

or money tne traSeI 10 CSi- fornis the present summer has been up to the average.
 Tombstone is well represented attire seaside, and from letters received here We judge that all are having A good time. When the district court sd- iourns we expect to see qrite q num- Der leave here for the beaches.
 The O. K. stable is now under the management of Floyd Smith, a man well qualified for the position. Floyd is A worker and it would be difficult to find better man to run a stable than he is.
 Financial aid was recently granted to the following named indigents by the board Of supervisors: Philiipo Gsllindo of Benson, granted B per month; Mrs Juans Lopez of Douglas granted slj ger month; and Ioh n Montezuma of Courtlsnd, was granted d B per month.
 Deputy Sheriff Bob Hilburn arrived in Tombstone this morning from Douglas with Mexican who wi l serve time in the county bastile.
 Harry Newton came in today from Courtlsnd.
 In the probate court yesterday Oscar K. Coll was appointed and granted letters of guardianship of the person and estate of Gustav Gottschalk in with an order of the court
 Master Earl Simpson is the proud owner of Shetland pony and may be seen on the streets of Tom bstone most any time riding the animal, which is not much larger than Newfoundland dog.
 K E Mof.tt of Douglas returned to his home in the Shelter City this morning.
 J H lobe left for John.on this morning.
 CP Borrowdale was at San Fran clscn yesterday en route to Seattle.
 The district court will convene again on Monday after a recess of about ten days,
 George Lu,z returnei to his home in Douglas this morning after spending several days m the county seat.
 D NJ Hunsaker was among the ar rivals today from Los Angeles on a business trip.
 George Crawford was an outgoing passenger this morning for bis home in Douglas.
 w M Miller is a Tombstone visitor from Fl P'so and is registered at the Arlington.
 Garnett King, the we'll known and genial railroad official, connected with the El Paso & Southwestern, arrived in Tom bstone last evening on business
 George Rsthmill was among the in coming passengers last evening from Bisbee on brief trip.
 So far Tucson has had only twelve this month. Apparently even Dan Cupid, despite his ardent does not find the Tue son summer weather to his liking.
 It is stated on good authority that Tom bstone is to have dramatic or yanization in the very near future. The object being to give performances turing the winter at the opsra house. If Tombstone can't supply anything ,lse It certainly can furnish talent 'nough for amateur performances.
 number of county prisoners were sken to the baseball grounds this morning to clear and put 1t in readi- less for the coming game next Sun- lay between Courtlsnd and Tomb tone. The prisoners are in charge of i'm Davis.
 Four new no aries public were re- ently appointed In Cochise county 7 Governor Richard E Sloan, and heir bonds approved by the chairman 1 the board of supervisors as follows: c Thompson, John P Bankherd, iewton Trenton and Albert H Rey- olds,
 John w Walker, court reporter. ex- ects to depart in few days for Maine, here he will rusticate for number weeks, and enjoy his chief hobby, ,at of fishing. John is ss good a sherman as he Is a hunter, and rthermore is an all-round sport. Charles Snyder returned to Bisbes 'is morning after a brief visit in ombstone.
 A T Simpson of Dallas, Texas, is ,mbstone visitor today on business lp.
 Deputy Assessor Harry s Ross has turned from a trip to Douglas. where
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