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

stone will "wauop" Courtlsnd nex Sunday. Co.. Young of Courtlan, townsite, to the contrary, notwith standing.
 Copies of the enabling act intro duced last week by Delegate Ralpl Cameron will be received from th' Public Printer this week and A Arizons will be called upon to go over the bil carefully so that whatever amend ments are needed may be gotter ready between now and the Conveniue of congress next December. | The reputation of the "old timer, Hostetters almanac and the ne~ moon were saved by the arrival o copious rain just ss predicted in ouI issue of last Saturday. There is nc prophet" like one who hts the mai on the head.
 The "stay at homes" xill soon begin getting the "unwritten work" oi what happened daring the Eik-' con vention last week on the arrival oi our sight-seers, many of whom will come marching home during the week
 News is rather scarce about the cour, house since the adjourn ', ent of the district court until July 26th.
 Two marriage licenses were issued in the probate court today az follows A Walton, Jr. to Emelis Cota. both residents of Douglas; and A Young of Bisbee, to wed Helen L Hamburg of smbufg, Arizona.
 Chairman G J McCsbe aud Super. visors Jake Scherer and John Bowen arrived in the county sess today to be oD hand at the meeting of the board of 1 quslization which meets today.
 Assistant Distric. Attorney E J Flannigan has returned to his home in Bisbee.
 Lafe Gibson went to Courtland yes- terdsy on a business trIp. Harry Kendall. general manager of the Kendall Land X Cattle company is in the city today on brief visit.
 Slime Gallen returned this morning from a trip to his mines in the Whet- stone mountains.
 H N Cooley of Milwaukee. is in the city and T. gistered at the Arlington. l H A Hamilton, the we'll knowh grocery drummer, representing the Fl Paso firm of James A Dick & Co is in the city today. Mir. Hamilton 's an authority on badger fighting.
 W E Beck arrived in the county seat yesterday from Douglas on busi- ness trip.
 WK Flores of Bisbee. is visitor in the city today.
 OK Sawyer arrived last evening from Fl Paso. having business in this city.
 | H Marshall came in yesterday from Bisbee on a short visit.
 JM sutor of Fl Paso, is a Tomb stone visitor today and is registered at l the Arlington.
 Deputy Sheriff Scott Gstliff was in the city yesterday from Pesrce. Mrs Whittelsey returned yesterday from an extended visit to the east. Attorney John c Riggs has returned from a trip to his ranch at Dos Ca- bezas.
 It is reported that the city water plant Of Bisbee has made S27 .050 dIr- ing he past year.
 George Sabin arrived in Tom hstone yesterday from Bisbee on brief visit. W G Taylor was among the Incom- ing passengers last evening from Doug- las.
 William Black burn arrived in Tomb stone last evening from Courtlsnd on mining matters.
 Reports are out that the "Antis' are going to present a petition to the board next month asking for an cleo ton for the entire county instead Of only the Tombstone precinct. To the man up a tree the lsws on the prohibition business is full of holes and a test will probably be the result | of the first election, in other words they will try and see if the prohibition statutes will "hold water" U Pearce has arrived in the city from his mining property in the vi. cinity of the camp which besrs his name- Mir. Pesrce recently had & very serious accident while at work on his claims He was drilling hole when the drill became fastened in the rock, and in an endeaVor to loosen |. it slipped from the hole, and in so do. ing tore an open wound in the left side of his face, escaping the eye by smere trife,