Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-20
From Mondays Daily.

| Porter Mcdonald. foreman of tt
 Greene Cattle company interests ,
 Hereford, was a brief Tombstone vi
 itor today.
 Mrs. E. T. Hams, wife of Presiden
 Ijsms of the Tombstone relephon
 company. left this morning for he
 former home st Stafford, where sh
 goes on an extended visit.
 W. G. Gilmore, wife and iamil
 returned yesterday from Dallas, Tex
 The infant son, who was taken sud
 denly i'll while in the Texas city. ha
 been improving rapidly and is nov quite recovered.
 Mrs. J. BraIy and two daughters
 Miss Jennie Brady and Mrs. R. R
 Hinkley, accompanied by Mrs. I. H
 Duncan, left this afternoon for thei home at Oklahoma City. oklahoma The party have been the guests O Mrs. F. W. Goodbody for the past month and spent an nioy yoble visit ir Tombstone.
 The new town in the Sulphur Springs valley, at Turkey creek, about 20 miles east of Courtland, IS to be known as Light, in honor of the founder, John w Light. G. W. Waters has been recommended as postmaster of the new town.
 The following named have been appointed notaries public by Governor Sloan: Harvey J. Asdel, Cochise county; J. R. Stilson, Yuma county NJ. E. Walker, Coconino county and Ruth A. Gibbs, Globe, Gila county. The latter's commission dates from April 3Oth.
 The Grant Brothers Construction company is moving some of it's grading outfi. from the camps at the "front" on the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific railroad, back to the United States. In . week or 60 it is expected that sn outfit, including TOO head of mules, will reach Nogales, en route to California. At $30 a head, Unc'e Sam will collect the snug sum of $2l ,On0. -Oasis.
 Charles Hine, purchasing agent of the Union Pacific, who has been in Tombstone on 6 brief visit, returned to Los Angeles this morning.
 Mrs Bsrtello Saustigui, prominent Mexican woman of Tucson, died Wednesday at the age of 69. She had been 6 resident of Arizona for 25 years.
 E NJ Silpher and Frank Curtis of the Lowell observatory at Flsgstsff made . trip to the top of the Frisco peaks last week to secure some apparatus they ieit there. They report the snow to be from l2 to l5 feet deep in the saddle of the mountain.
 During the Laymen's Missionary banquet at Phoenix Gov. Sloan's hat was stolen from the check room. prob- ably by a souvenir fiend:
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. McGheehe, father and mother of Mrs. Mart Hoar. returned to their home in Mississippi today. after 6 pleasant two months visit in Tombstone.
 Mrs. L. Smythe was e brief Tomb stone visitor today from Fsirbank, where she is the guest of MT. and Mrs. H. T. Fisher.
 The remains of J. G. Campbell, who died here last week of dreaded con. sumption. have been exhumed and will tomorrow be prepared for ship ment to relatives at Castoning, Pa.
 Mrs W T Psynee of Mesa narrowly escaped being shnt a few days ago at the Reef. when 6 gun which had been laid down by . member oi the party was accidentally dis charged by 6 dog stepping on it. The bullet paced so near to nc. the. it cut the line with which she was fishing.
 On Saturday afternoon John Mo. Luckie was ordered to be com. mit;ed to the asylum at Phoenix. The unfortunate man was an inmate of the hospital and at times became subject to violent attacks of insanity. During his spells he sought to wreak dire vengerco on the hospital attend. ants and anyone within range, sccus- ing .ll with conspiracy to kill him. His spells have become more frequent of late and is was found necessary by the hospital officials to place him un- der restraint. This morning, when McLuckie was being taken to the train, he developed . mania of excessive politeness and insisted on bowinf courteously to all within sight. Hi etiquitte did not necessarily requir, the formality of previous scqusint ance, and with due Cbesterfie 'diar grace he showered his smiles ant salutes prom scously, ignoring none He left tor his destination feeling il good humor, but whether his spirit