Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-05
From Tuesdays Daily.

AOiutcf bItibcu LII tue count, sest last evening from his home il
 Pslmerlee and will remain for severa days on business mission.
 District Attorney John S Williams
 was among the outgoing passenger for Bisbee this afternoon on officia matters.
 When the next territorial grand jury of this county meets in October besides considering the regular cssei they will have four murder csses also They come from the southern part oi the county ss follows: Tso from Pirtlsville. one from Douglas and one from Bisbee.
 Mir and Mrs Jack Coy were among the outgoing passengers for Bisbee this morning.
 Mrs Mart Hoar left this morning for Bisbee, where che will visit, with friends. 1:
 Since the first day of August there have been issued out of the probate court thirty nine marriage licenses. Mrs Sarah Robinson returned last evening from Bisbee, where che has been visiting her daughter, Mrs J J Patton for the past several days.
 Hiss Josephine Critchley returned yesterday from Cslifornia after visit of about two months.
 Harvey Mcdonald was today grant. ed a marriage license by Cupid Ed James to wed Fanny Hszelwood. Both are residents of Douglas. Attorney O Gibson returned last evening from Gleescn, where he wac called on legal matters in regard to mining business. Mir Gibson states that the mining activity of that camp IS very noticeable and the people are highly elsted over the coming of the railroad:
 PDL McLaurin, representing the New York Life Insurance company, arrived in Tombstone on the noon train from Globe. where he makes his headquarters.
 Douglas Gray, president of the Machomich Mercantile company, is 6 visitor in Bisbee today.
 The supposed ra lroad surveyors who were seen working near town have turned out to be government men running liIes on three tounsbips which take in the Reeves ranch and the Haoerstock ranch.
 Mrs Black and daughter, Miss Alpha, returned this morning from the Black ranch at Courtiand.
 Rev. A Crouch of the Methodist church returned this morning from a trip to Benson
 A summer rain last night without the aid of electrical and thunder accompaniment, was what we drew in the weather line. The lowering and stormy condition of the last two lays was probably the tail end of the big storm that visited northern Mexico last week.
 The deer season opens the 18th of September and closes on the let of December. During that time each hunter is permitted-if he can-to kill three buck deer. and the killing of does and fswns is strictly prohibited.
 There was . big wsshout west oi Yuma last night and consequently we have no California mails today.
 By all means we trust that the gov ernment will sec fit to make the Santa Cetalinss . game preserve. There ought to be one ouch place in the south of Arizona:
 The Misses Blanche and Goldie Thornton returned yesterday from the coast. where they have been spend. ing the summer months. Miss Blanche Is one of TumbstOne's efficient school | teachers
 The local Wells-Fsrgo office has | sholished the use "i tie e treasure" box and are now using 6 pouch The boxes are now being done away with by the express comrsny
 Mrs George B Wilcox, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Helen, left last evening for Stsuntor, Virginia. where the young lady will enter the uni- versity at that place. Mir G B Wilcox accompanied them e fer as Benson.
 Dr Townsend' went to Bisbee this morning, where he will assist Dr Shine of the Copper Queen hospital in an operation
 ! During the month of August there were filed and entered upon the civil docket of the. district court IS new civil actions, which will be tried st the coming court term
 The Tombstone Nimrods have every thing in readiness for their sec