Tombstone epitaph., 1909-09-05
From friday's Daily

Harry Kendall is . Tombstone visitor today from the Kendall ranch in the foothills of the Dragons.
 John I Kelly has been appointed night watchman by Chief of Police George Bravin. to take the place of Sam Johnson, resigned.
 Henry Street, general manager of the Boquillas Lsnd < Cattle comp psny, was among the arrivals on the ee.ly train this morning from Benson.
 Mise Ellen Herman returned yss- t@rday from Courtlsnd, where she has been wis ting
 Jack Coy was among the returning passengers from Bisbee last evening, where he speut several days. He was accompanied on his trip to the cop per c'ty bS Mrs Coy. who was placed in the Copper Queen hospital, and ac. cording to MT Coy she underwent . successful operation and is recovering rapidly, which is blessing news to the many friends of the lady here.
 Joe Huber returned yesterday from s trip to Courtland and Gleeson, where he has been pottering around for several weeks. w B Lamb, superintendent of the Pit,sburg & Arizona company's pro- pert ct Charleston, was in the city yesterday CD 6 businsss trip.
 W E Boggs. deputy clerk of the dis. trict court, s again at his post after vacation of about two weeks.
 John Mcintyre is . Tombstone visitor for several days, and the guest of his brother, Roy Mcintyre.
 Councilman c B Tarbell left yes. terdsy for California, where he goes 10 spend several weeks with hi. family.
 Deputy Sheriff William Bennett ar. rived in Tombstone this morning from Benson on official matters.
 Mrs. Charles A Fisk will leave to- morrow for Los Angeles, where she will spend the winter on 6 visit to friends and relatives Albert Buebman went to Tucson this morn ng and after . visit of sev- eral days ia the Old Pueblo will jour ney on to Michigan.
 Frank c Earle returned to Fl Psso this morning after c brief stay in Tombstone.
 W T Cooper arrived in the county seat this morning from his home at Dos Csbezas.
 William Cowan is in the county seat today from his ranch on a visit.
 Mrs Charles Bowman left yesterdsy for Los Angeles. where she will spend several weeks visiting friends and en- joy the sea breezes.
 Mrs R Chapman, who has been visiting in Tomhs,o one tor the past two weeks as the guest of Mrs Mart Hoar. returned to her home in Globe today after sn enjoyable visit.
 Mrs Andy Laird, accompanied by her daughter, left yesterday for Chi- cago cn 8 wis t.
 Mrs D Choste and daughter gre the guests of Mrs W Lamb at Charleston for several days.
 Word wac received here from Psarce yesterday that a Mexican miner was killed at the Commonwealth shaft. From the mesgre details it appears the deceased, who was working in the shaft. gave 6 signal to lower the cage. The signal was given by mistake and before he could rect fy game the cage xas lowered crushing the unfortunate nan between the timbers. He lived put short time, the cause of death being attributed to his unfamilisrity with the signals. The name of the deceased could not te learned.
 The output of the Copper Queen melter at Douglas tor August was ',25o,OOO pounds o: blister copper. This is . slight reduction from last mouths output, that being S,60O,OOO ,ounds.
 H W Elliott is among the recent rrivals in Tombstone from Prescott. William Lowe left this morning for 'isbee and will be absent from the ounty seat for several days.