Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-29
From Fridays Daily

her daughter, Mis Mildred, will cave tomorrow fer Columbus, Ohio, where they will vsit relatives for several weeks. After short sojourn in the latter city, Miss Mildred will go to Baltimore, where she will enter school for the coming year
 Miss Lucy Wo.cott left yesterday for Los Angeles, where she will re- sume her music studies. She was accompanied A far as Fa'rbank by MT md Mrs F x Wolcott
 Ben Marvin is & county seat visitor today from Courtland, where he is now lDcsied
 Rev A J Benedict leaves tomorrow for Texas Canyon, in the Little Drsgoon mountains, where he goes in the interests of the Home Missions society
 Deputy SbeIiff William Bonnet re- | turned 70 his home in Henson this morning after visit of several days | in Tom bstone
 Miss Rita Heron is in the city and the gues, of her friend, Miss Ellen Herman, for s fortnight. Miss Rita has been attending the convent at Tucson for the past year.
 Mrs B Hsttich returned today from several weeks visit with friends and relatives ct San Francisco. ] Cashier Brand of the First National Bank of Tombstone can furnish trsv- elers' cheques of the American Bank. CTS association to any one contem- plating trip either in this country or in foreign lsnds. These cheques pro- ylde most convenient form of 1 money order and can be csshed at par anywhere. They are safe and 1 economical and PROTECTOR readers who intend to make journey will ind it 10 .Geir advantage to see MT. Bran in regard to these cheques be- fore starting on thelr trsyels.
 District Attorney Williams is ex- pected to return from Cleveland, O., today, where he has been visiting friends aud relatives for the past two months. He will probably be accom- panied by his mother, who will make her future home in Tombstone
 Agent W F Siedel of the local Wells-Fsrgo office, expects to leave about the iirst of :he month for Cali tornia. where he will spend a vacation of several weeks visiting his mother and sisters
 The l Paso and Southwestern has about twenty section hands at work near the depot engaged in removing the old dump at the Vizina shaft, the rock to be used as ballast on the main line Ol that railroad between Naco and Douglas. The company esti- mates that there are about 100 car loads 10 be had from this dump and tEe material is excellent for ballast ing purposes. As was recently stated, the company contemp stes hauling 1000 cars of rock from here; the ad- dit onal amount will be taken from the rock quarries below town. Owing to the fact that the section hands now engaged oa the dump are badly needed on the main line, the com- psny intends to apply to the county for prisoners to load the cars at the depot
 In communication Philadelphia parties ask information regarding q lost relative. The letter is as follows: Will you kindly help me to find a long lost brother.in-law? He Is about 45 or 47 years old, has large scar under his chin caused by . lamp ex- ploding. He enlisted in the army in this city as & private in Troop D. Fourth cavalry, AS Joseph Chandler and was sent to Fort Mcdowell. We have heard he is alive somewhere in Arizona. Mrs M Howard, care Mrs J Walton, 5525, Sullivan Street, Ger mantown, Philadelphia