Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-04
From Mondays Daily.


 turned to their respective homes in Tucson this morning after a visit of several days m Tombctone.
 Hugh Fletcher is here from Here- ford on court business for several days.
 Dr Thos Watkins arrived in Tomb- stone last evening from Bisbee. being called here to testify in the case Of the territory vs. Psrkham, which is on trial in the district court today.
 PDL McLsurin returned from a trip to Bisbee on the morning train.
 A tire started by Mexicsns smoking cigarettes destroyed s hay warehouse, livery stable. lodging house and cafe at Phoenix. Two men fighting the fire were injured. One lost an eye by the exploding of a beer bottle in the cafe.
 Attention is called to the June sale 'sdv." of the Mschomich Mercantile Co.,, Hhich appears in another column. The Mschom.ch Mercantile Go. have conducted several successful sales in this city and the Tombstone house. wife would do well to take advantage of the bargains offered. Be on hand at the sale tomorrow
 Attorney Robert French was among the incoming passengers this morning from Douglas. He hs. just returned from a trip to the state of Sonora where he went to get a witness in the Tom Kelly case,
 Miss Georgia Wilcox is spending several weeks in the Hnachuca moun. tains, as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. c J. McCabe.
 Mrs George Ra tferty was an outgo. ing passenger yesterday for Bisbee on visit to friends and relatives. She was accompanied by her two children.
 Tombstone will send large delega. tion to Bisbee to see the Fourth of July celebration.
 Chief of Police Brsvin is now acting in his official capacity az city tax col- lector and gathering the shekels to run the wheels of municipal govern ment. Tax Collector Bravin states there will be out 8 small delinquent roll this year and taxes are being paid promptly. City taxes become delin- quent July 29th.
 From all accounts Mayor Went worth has set the pace in hair cuts The local barbers have been called upon to amputate the whiskers of several populistic looking citizens to- day. Long hair is tabooed snd en- tirely out of style henceforth in Tomb. stone.
 Harry Hanscom, who served on the federal trial jury during the recent term of the United States court. died at his home in Bisbee on Saturday evening. During his stsy here in Tombstone he made many friends who will regret to hear the news Of his demise. The deceased was the first postmaster of Warren. this county. having resigned about three months since.
 Deputy Sheriffs Porter Mcdonald and J. c. Norton returned today from Phoenix where they went to deliver Martin Jacob. to the asylum authori. ties ct Phoenix.
 Miss Edna Nevin departed this morning for San Francisco where she will visit during the summer months. Mrs. Neviu sccomDanied her darghter as far as Benson.
 The following isssriage licenses were issued out oi the probate court today: D J Morncs:lovich to wed Jovsnks Byelovic, both residents oi Bisbee; also Herschsl H Mason to sed Elizabeth Quinn, both of Fort Huachucs.
 Frank c. Earle, general manager of the Fl Paso Smelting company, is in the city or a visit of inspection to the HeIshall mine in this district, of which he IS 6 director and heavy stockholder.
 Mise Ruth Cheyney of Tucson is Q visitor here, the guest of her aunt, |, Mrs. W. F. stsunton.
 Reverend Father Burns has suffi |. ciently recovered from his recent at tack of grip ss to again be able to be about, 70 the delight of his many friends and his congregation. Harry Wheeler returned this morn- ing from 6 trip to Douglas, where be spent Sunday with his family.
 One. of the largest mining deals ever consummsted in the Paradise district was closed last week when the inter. ssts of Bsrnoundy & Wright were sold to B Q Musgrave and his associates Of