Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-22
From Fridays Daily

Hon Samuel I Lee. formerly Amei- ican consul at Nogales, SOnofa, his been transferred 10 San Jose, Costa Rica, where he will occupy the same position. Hon \ V Dye of Missouri. has been appointed his successor.
 James smith of Douglas was this morning granted a marriage license to wed Mary Seitz, resident of the same city
 ihe,e have been no civil actions filed with the clerk Of the district court since the l6th inst. Not even d. vorce case
 he 2:05 train this afternoon had two cars of high grade ore from the HersLell m ne for the Sssco smel'er, and one car of sacked ore from the T 0 M O., be ng shipped U Fl Paso tor treatment
 Arrangement; are now being made Dg NbG ibihbo sObc baecboi bibC " enter the baseball tournament st Tue son on Labor day
 W F Boggs and family will leave tomorrow for the Huachucas on . camping trip and will be absent from the city for fortnight Cozby of Bisbee was among the 1 arrivals on the morning train
 Henry NJ Gates was Tombstone visitor today from his home at Fort Huachuca During his stay in the city he visited the probate court and secured license to wed Miss Mary c l Newman of Bisbee John Rock returned this morning | from his ranch in the Huachucas Mrs J F James, who was recently awarded the contract for the making up oi the duplicate assessment rolls for the yer 1909, started on the work this morning with g clerical force. The work Is being done in the court room.
 Col W J Yonng, president of t!s Grea; Western Mining company, ope a.Ing in the CJurtland district, turned on yester day afternoons tra n from Los Angeles, where he has been for several weeks enjoying the a breezes
 Attorney John c R ggs, of the law firm of Cunningham. kllerbe & Riggs, lett this morning for Dos Cabezas, where he will visit for several days.
 George Wales and Jack Dunn re. turned yesterday from Sonora, Mex, where they have been working lease which has netted them snug returns
 Keith Preston, accoml snied by his wife, were visitors in Tombstone ses. terday from the Preston ranch in the 1 Dragons
 c \ Clark arrived in Tombstone this morning from Los Angeles and IS registered at the Arlington
 A I Irwin, the well known Tomb stone rancher, left this morning for Kinkaid. Kas., where he was sum- moned on account of the serious ill., ness of his mother
 Mrs George B:avin, accompanied by her son, John, and daughter, Miss Lizzie, and Mrs $ Bishop, returned last evening from Lowell, where they i went to attend the funeral of E Butler, father of Mrs Bravin and Mrs Bishop, notice of which appeared in these columns 1 So far this month there have been 1 issued by the clerk of the probate court, J E James, 2S marriage licenses and fl the pace keeps up August will eclipse the months of June and July 1 combined
 At the present tune tnere are con" fined in the county jail 54 prisoners, of which B are held to await the action of the next grand jury. Among the number are four women
 According to visitors from the Sulphur Spring valley large quantity of wild hay is now ready for cutting and ,he work will begin next week. The same reports come in from the vicinity of government draw
 Miss Fanny Johnson returned from B sbee last evening, where che has been visiting friends for the past few weeks