Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
From Thursdays Daily


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 w G Taylor is a recent arrival in the city from Philadelphia on A busi- ness trip
 Charles Snyder arrived in the city last evening from Bisbee, having busi- ness here for few days.
 Miss Maud York has returned from A trip to Johnson, where sine spent several weeks visiting friends.
 Road Oyerseer James Lamb arrived in the cty last evering from the Dragoons. where he has been for sev- eral weeks past on matters connected with his road district.
 Attorney M O'Connell left for his home in Bisbee this morning.
 Parties recently arrived from the Hutchucas, say that section has been visited by pious rains during the past ten days.
 Hugh Corbett returned yesterday from Los Angeles, where he spent a vacation of several weeks. He reports as having had sn enjoyable time.
 Clerk George Wilcox returned from the Wilcox ranch at Hereford this morning. where he has been for the past several days.
 John w Walker, the official court reporter, returned from trip to Doug- las this morning.
 George W Swain left this morning for the properties of the Mabel Copper company, in the Dragons, of which he is the general manager.
 Lafe Gibson and Thomas Iaaffe re- turned last evening from Courtland, where they have been for the past few days.
 The family of Clerk H E Berner clerk Of the board of supervisors, are camping out at W Berner's ranch in Ramsey canyon, Huachucs noun tains.
 Partially confirmed rumors have i. that new bank and trust company is about to be organized in Phoenix with a capitalization of S50O,00O. It is said that the new company will have its quarters at the corner of Adams street and First avenue.
 Some ardent admirer of Cyetana Torres, the Mexican woman who was ordered sent back to Mexico by the Bisbee court on complaint Of the i'm migration officials, broke into the iail where she was confined Saturday night and released her.
 A large marble monument is to be erected at Nacozsri in memory of Garcia, the brave locomotive engineer who lost his life while pulling s car of burning dynamite away from the town. Gsrcis's act saved many lives and his native government, the peo. pie of Nacozari and the compsny for which he worked, will now remember him.
 Mrs M Gensrdini was among the incoming passengers this morning from Douglas, where she has been visiting friends.
 Attorney " G Gilmore was called to Courtland yesterday on matters of legal nature
 Reports from Los Angeles are to the effect that a number of the Tomb- stone contingent who left for Los An geles to attend the Elks convention have left the Angel City for different parts including the Seattle fair.
 General Manager G K Reed of the Copper Belle mines, at Gleeson, has returned to the mines.
 I : Cole arrived iast evening from San Francisco on a visit. General Manager " F Staunton, of | the Tombstone Consolidated Mines company, returned this morning from | B trip to the properties at Imperial. Jas Berry is a Tombstone visitor to- lay from Chicago on commercial business. He is registered at the Ar ington.
 R F. Moffett was among the arrivals rom Douglas last evening on few lays visit
 George Crawford is & county seat 'isitor from Douglas, having arrived 
 Governor Sloan has appointed NJ. Cunningham, hovsl A Smith and E Ellinwood as delegates from 'ochise county to the Trsns-Missis- ippi Commercial Congress to be cid at Denver
 City taxes delinquent on the 25th re coming in very we'll and the tax ,llector is kept busy taking in the