Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-08
From Thursdays Daily

Tombs, one from Frisco md is stopping at the Arlington hotel.
 Allen street, between Fourth and Fifth. on the north side, spoke for itself yesterday; at least it "spouted" some.
 FC McNabb and wife are recent arrivals in Tom bstone from Denver on c visit.
 H Crego, accompanied by his wife. arrived in town on last sening's train from Bisbee on a visit to friends for a ortnight.
 Judge Fletcher NJ Doan went to Douglas today and will remain in the shelter city on 6 visit to his son. Frank Doan.
 Miss May Chamberlain, the efficient steuogrspher in the office of Ben Go drich, left for Chicago last evening and will be absent for about thirty days.
 Doctor H Hitchins passed through the city last evening from Courtland ou his way to Tucson.
 H D Madison, mine host of the Arr lington Hotel, departed last evening for Los Angeles, where he was called on business. He will be absent from the city for some time.
 County Recorder Charles cDon aid returned from brief business visit to 8isbee last evening, where he has been for several days.
 Earl Reed is at present at Silver Belle in the employ of the Imperial Copper company.
 Allen English, Jr. returned to his home in Johnson yesterday aites spending several days in Tombstone on business.
 R A Warren is a Tombstone visitor today from San Francisco on com mercial business.
 Deputy Sheriff Porter Mcdonald went to Douglas this morning on matters connected with the sheriff g office.
 Attorney John z Riggs. of the law firm of Cunningham. Ellerbe 6 Riggs, is expected to return in e few days from an extended visit to St Louis, Kansas City and Chicago.
 Ollie Walker and wife left on the lO:3O train this morning for Los An geles, where they will spend several weeks on 6 visit to friends and reIs- tives.
 Louis Kuchenbecker went to Los Angeles this morning on a business trip.
 F. R Wslsb, the well known mining engineer, arrived in the city last evening from Mexico, where he has been for the past several months in charge of the engineering department of the Santa Roelia Mining company at Arizpe. Mir Wslsh will remain in Tombstone indefinitely.
 An effort is being made to open the theatrical season here when court meets in December; but in the mean time if any attractions are brought in they will be one or two of the high clsss Lyceum attractions which gave such excellent satisfaction here last season and season before.
 Cummings' abbatoir, west of the city, has been finished and now is in full running order, & pumping plant with complete wa CT distribution hay ing been installed yesterday.
 Doves are plentiful along the San 1edro and few Sonora pigeons have made their appearance in the Hua- ;hucss. For come reason quail are not 'eported plen tiful this season; but on he other hand the cotton tail" crop . immense. Along about the lst of the coming January we suggest that with the put ing on of additional men ct the mines hat those interested should get mers n that would fill out with the local sleDt to make us up 8 fine band, or hestra and a cracker jack baseball cam. We have had all in the Iast nd there is no reason why we cannot O the same within the next year 'hen Tombstone will have more men work than she has had since the avs of "sI."
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