Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-29
From Mondays Daily.

| ha pm hOo ttOn was among the incoming passengers last evening from Bisbee, where he has been for the pas, | two months.
 Jss Dslgelish returned yesterday from Salt Lake City. where he was summoned about ten days ago on ac. count of the illness of his brother. Mrs D Choate and daughter, Miss Lillian. are spending few weeks on the Babacomsri visiting friends.
 Ed Drew was in Tombstone yester- day from Courtisnd.
 County Auditor Charles Purdon has gone to Bisbee to inspect and audit the books of the school trustees of the Bisbee school district
 Arthur Heney of the Fa'rbsnk Com mercial company. was 6 Tom bstone visitor yesterday between trains.
 The Fl Paso & Southeastern con- templates hauling 1000 carloads of rock rom the stone quarry belos town to be used on the main lrne between Naco and Douglas.
 Harry Hssseigren was Tombstone visitor yesterday from his home at Lewis Springs. He IS just recovering from c severe attack Of malsrisl fever.
 H T Fisher, the well known mining man, has just completed his new resi- dence on his ranch at Fairbank, and will occupy the same within a few days.
 Ed Garrett has returned from Bis bee, where he was D the employ of the Copper Queen company.
 Mrs A W Howe went to Bisbee yes- terdsy to visit her parents.
 William Lutley was sn outgoing passenger this morning to his mines in the State of Sonora. He will be absent about siI weeks.
 Attorney Lee Woolery and wife re- turned this morning from Land sta ton, where they spent Sunday visit- ing relatives.
 Yee Sam Sing, familiar fixture in the Tom pstone Billiard Parlors. left this morning for Los ADg-les. where he goes to spend several weeks with his cousins
 Sam Barrow left this morning for the Fowler ranch at St David.
 Robert lobe returned on Saturday evening from Bisbee, where he has been for some me.
 Sher Il Jack White and wife re- turned home Saturdi iy from three weeks visit to Los Angeles snG coast points.
 The train crew of the local branch accompanied the engine down to Fair bank thi. morning to bring up A car load of powder for the 1 c NJ Co. The new law specifies that powder cannot be hauled on 6 passenger train and there ore the spec al trip.
 Mrs McDsniels was among the in coming passengers on the morning train from her home in the Huschucs mountains
 John McGilI, until recently bsilitf sn the district court, has accepted position at the industrial school at Benson as night guard
 Rev Alexander McAllister. an old and honored resident of Holbrook, died at his home in that city Thurs day afternoon. He was we'll known and highly respected all over the ter ritcry.
 Arthur Ivey has resigned his posi- tion with Flsch's drug store and will leave on Wednesday for Dem. ing, \. NJ, where he will enter the employ of the Southern Pacific Rail- road company. He will he stationed ;u siye ruadmaster's office. Arthur takes with him the best wishes of a host oi Tombstone friends Died-In Tombstone, Aug. 2l, Be- nito Pereds, infant son Of Mir and Mrs | Pedro ''G; ! A Magdslens dispatch says: Col onel Kosteriitsky, the noted co'oreI of the Mexican rursles, is dsngerousl, i'll at his home here with typhoid fever, and it is feared that he may mol
 recover. He was stricken about tw,
 two weeks ago and has grown stesdil.
 worse, notwithstanding the care of hi
 physicians.