Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-05
From Thursday's Daily

NOi w foung Of the Great w est m company, was in Ton nsbstone last evening from Courtland.
 The cement found .tions for the engines aud dynsmos for the new electric light plant were completed today, and it Is expected that the machinery will soon b. pu, in place.
 According to reports received in Tom mbstone ducks and doves are plenti- ful along the San Pedro river iu the vicinity of st David
 During the month cf August there were only four divorce cases filed m the district court. This is the lowest record for any month tnis year.
 Marcus Schutte, a resident Of Bis bee, and a native Of Austria, wac yes. terday granted his first citizenship papers by the clerk of the district court.
 Mrs Edward Flsch and children. accompanied by Miss McGill. returned today from California, where they nave been spend ng the summer months at the seashore
 William Kline, the we'll known Douglas property osner, arrived in the county seat this morning on bus iness matters.
 Since January fret, this year, there have been confined in the county jail on various charges 320 prisoners. That institution holds 5l prisoners at the present time.
 Douglas Gray, president of the Machomich Mercantile Co.,, returned yesterday from 6 business trip to Courtland.
 Capt. Thos Pidve'i arrived in Tomb. stone th's morning from Gleeson on a brief business visit
 Miss Ruth Cheney, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs w F Staunton, in Tombstone for the past few wee ks |, returned to her home at Tucson yesterday
 The bosrd of supervisors will meet Tn regular monthly session on Mon day next.
 The Tombstone public schools will open next Tuesday, after being closed for the summer vacation.
 Johu Rock is at his ranch in the Huachucas for few days
 Ell. Brown has entered suit in the distr ct court against her husband, Charles Brown, for divorce. Both parties afe residents of Douglas. Csss X Sames appear as sttorr eys for the plaintiff
 Frank Earle, the we'll known mana ger of the Fl Paso smelters, arrived in Tombstone this morning from the Pass City on brief business visit. MT. Earle is interested in the Hershal mine in this district, of which he is a director and heavy stockholder.
 In answer to the cha lenge in yes te. days PRosPEcroR, Capt Harrison of the regular Tombstone Basel ball team announces acceptance of the ch illenge and will play the printed lineup ot The Revenues for their money, marbles or chalk, with the following lineup: Dougherty, catcher; Crable, pitcher; Gsllen, 1st base; Reese, I'd base; Harrison, short stop; Kuch- 3d base; Corbett, left field; Howe. center field; McPherson, right ield.
 With the coming of September an 'ther town will bloom on the desert. n fact it 6 pretty healthy bud just low, and the people at the head of the nterprise are sure going to create e loom on the California side of the river, eight miles below Par ier. The new town is Calzona.
 Mrs John Rock and Mrs Perrin went 0 Courtland yesterday morning and eturned last evening. The trip was nsde by automobile
 Slime Gsllen left for the Dragons bis morning on business trip. Attorney W G Gilmore went to ourtlsnd this morning on legal istters.
 Franklin Babcock went to Benson ester day to meet Mrs Bsbcock and aughter, Miss Hazel, who are return ig from the coast. They are ac. by Mrs Willetts.
 Miss Ethel Gage has accepted the