Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-12
From Fridays Daily

VIII enter the University of Arizona this year instead of returning 10 the University of New Mexico at Ros yell where he has been for the past few years.
 La'e Gibscn, wbo left here with the hunting party to go into the White Mountains, has returned, being called back here on account of pressing matters. He left the party at Cliff ton. where his mail had been for "arded to him, and wh ch ca led for lis return.
 Anton 0 Rose,t was taken to Bisbee yesterday 10 the Copper Queen hos pitsi, where an operation was per- formed on him In some mama, his intestines became knotted and it was found necessary to take him there to be operated npon, He is re. ported as be ng much better today.
 Frank c Curley, Of the law firm of Hereford Curley, the Tucson law. yers' was m the city today on his way to Courtland, where he was called on business connected with the Cslnme, X Arizona Mining Co.
 Tom Fraser. the we'll known minino man. was Tn the city this morning. hsv:ng arrived from Casa Grsnde. where he Is at present located hayinp taken contract on the Jack Rsbb,, mine. He IS looking for a number O miners as well as pumpmen and tim oermen. After a short stay here ba. went on to Courtl md, and from there ne WI go to Bisbee in hopes of secur. ing enough men to mse. his reaui,e- ments.
 Ahvlc-s received here today are to the effect that Joseph Tssker. who Tor numb-r of years was engaged in the mercantile business in this city and also located at Soldier Holes Tn the Sulphur Springs valley, engaged in the cattle business, was married in San Diego recently toa well kno.n lady of that city. MT Tasker's many friends in this section extend their congratulations
 Monday the Benson train pulled in with one oi the new all steel baggage coaches adopted by the Southern rs'iiic for all their lines. Fifty of these cars have been ordered by the southern Pacific, besides passenger coaches which are all steel but the wiodow frames. The baggage and express cars are built of a pressed steel In and out. They are torpedo shape Tn form and weigh 5000 pounds These cars are 63 fee. in length, 23 feet longer than the old style. They are four feet wider than the old cars and rise l4 feet from the ground to apex of roof. l. Ilams O! the Tombstone Tel ephone Co returned this morning from Saff)rd, where he has been for a fortnight on visit to his family.
 lie reports the farmers of the Gils valley enjoying great pr ,sperity. The re have have been abundant rains and and crops of all sor,s are above the average. Considerable hay is being shipped from the valley 10 outside places.
 U. 5. Marsha Chss. Overlook was Tombstone visitor today. This was the first official visit of the genial marshal and he was kept busy shak- ins hands and receiving the conerat- ulations of his numerous Tombstone friends, thus supplemen,iag the con. grstulations of the PRosPEcroR on behalf of Tombstone at the time he knocked the official plum. The mar shai continued to Douglas this after. Doon.
 Adv ces received at the Sheriff's l office today are to the effect that some fifteen Mexican families are in very destitute circumstances in the vicinity of Kelton on the new railroad extension to Douglas and Bisbee. Ir appears the families came with the railroad outfit from Mexico and sc- coTding to their vers on have not been put to work and left stranded without any provisions whatever. The matter Is to be taken up by the immigration officials who will inves- tigate same and see if the contract labor lave have been violated, which provide heavy penalties.
 Constable Frank Clark of Douglas wac m the city last evening, bringing over three time prisoners who will serve 50 days per io the county jail. They were sent up for misdemeanor offenses.
 Rev A B Carpenter, formerly pastor of the Christian church at Douglas, has been appointed travelipg eysnge- list for the territory of Arizona and will begin his work with a series of msetings at Prescott
 The 5 F P & P pump house ct W lckenburg was destroy d by fire of origin Friday afternoon.