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

rived in the city this morning on tn early train
 Frank X Sachtmsn is visitor il the county seat today from Douglas.
 Attorney Curley of Tucson is ir ombstone today on business belor' the probate court
 W H Worthington was among th' incoming passengers last evening from Douglas
 William Cowan, the well known rancher. is in the city today transact ing business
 NJ Kelligsn arrived today from Bisbee and will remain in the county seat for several days
 General Manager w F Staunton ot the Tombstone Consolidated Mines company returned yesterday from a trip of inspection to Imperial and Congress
 Hon M D Scribue- and wife returned this morning from New Orleans, where they have been for the pas. seven months. They will again take up their residence in Tombstone
 Hon Ralph Cameron arrived in Flsgstsf last night. having come home via Maine where he was ca led owing to sickness of an uncle. Dele gate Cameron was accompanied part way home by Postmaster General Frank Hitchcock. MT Cameron will visit Tombstone, Bisbee and Douglas next month.
 Deputy Sheriff John Newell, &C., compsnied by his vile, left this murn- ing for their home in Nsco after 8 visit of several days in Tombstone.
 Attorney H c Beumler arrived in Tombstone this morning from Doug las on legal business.
 H 4 Cartwright is Tom bstone visitor from Los Angeles today.
 The transcript of judgment from the justice court in the case Of Joe Kline vs A Johnson has been filed and docketed with the clerk of the district court.
 City Attorney Chas Bowman re. turned this morning from Phoenix, where he was on brief busines' visit. He left here or the regular trs but returning travelled in & private car. He was the guest of Col F NJ Mur. phy on his trip here.
 Attorney John c Riggs has returned from a trip to the Riggs ranch at Dos Cabezss.
 Frederick Wsugh.al is a Tom bstone visitor for a few days from bis home at Dos Cabezss.
 Reiugio D Mitchell this morning to Postmaster Frank Crable a mammoth musk kmelon which was grown in Tombstone. It weighed nine and half pounds
 Waters is a county seat visitor from his home at Cochise
 Mo Johnson of Los Angeles is . visitor in the cit, today
 Thomas A Smith, Sam Watt and Capt Ben Cook returned yesterday from a trip to the coast and the Seattle far.
 Deputy Sheriff Scott Gstliff re- turned 70 his home in Pearce :hi; morning after visit of few days on business with the sheriff. office.
 HG Pfaunkuche arrived in Tomt- stone this morning from San Antonio Texas, to visit his brother. William Piaunkuche. who is held in the county jail to await the action of the nex' grand jury, without bail, charged with tie murder of Asa Hoy ant William Bockhoit. It is has not ye been dec dcd what steps will be takeI in the matter of defense. The pris' oner still maintains an indifferenc as to measures taken in his behalf such as the employment of counsel t Ioe r after hIs interests. even express ing regret that h 5 brother shoul make any effort to aid him \ The latest marriage license issue out of the probate court is that (
 Manuel NJ. Brown to wed Teris
 Palma, both residents oi Douglas. :
 far this month there have been issue
 thirty. five marriage licenses.
 stated in a preyious issue of THE PRO
 PEcroR the month of August bids we
 to eclipse the months of June ar
 July. During the month of Jur
 there were issued twenty-five license
 and during the following month the
 were thirty five. Last years recor' will also show the same result. Ther
 fore it would be g good idea if cup
 would change the month of brides August instead Of June.