Tombstone epitaph., 1910-04-24
From Tuesdays Daily.

visitor on business of mining nature and will remain here for several days.
 The Knights o: Pythias meet this evening.
 Attorney $. K. Williams is among the visiting attorneys from Bisbee on court business.
 Court Reporter John w. Walker returned from Nogsles this morning after an absence of about two weeks, where he attend the April court ses- sion of Santa Cruz county.
 Charles NJ. McKean, the wellknown Courtlspd citizen, is Tombstone wis. itor today, having been sun moned to the county seat on business before the federal court.
 l.. c. Hanks was among the in- coming passengers yesterday from Douglas, having business before the court.
 Attorney Allen k. English return ed yesterday from an extended pro- iessiona. trip from Bisbee and Doug- las. where he has been in reference to several cases which will be tried at la af ha Itatr,nt court.
 County Surveyor J. :. McNeish Is among the Tombstone visitors from Bisbee, having business with the clerk of the board of supervisors in connection with several county mat ters of importance.
 County Auditor Charles Purden has returned from an official business mission to Benson, where he went to audit the books of the justice of the peace and constable of that precinct.
 |. :. Attorney and Assistant At. torney Forest will, after finishing the United States court term in Tomb. stone, proceed to Florence to investi. gate the water rights disputes on the Gils Indian Reserve, in which the Tn. dian wards of the government have compls nts to be adjusted ip the canal rights at issue.
 News is received of deal m South. western Arizona that sIil be oi inter- esi 10 the friends o! George Clark and James Peterson, who came to this country in 1872. The, have taken over the American Boy property in the Wrightson district and have ex- changed part oi the group for part of the Viceroy group, situated in the 5tlerc district. near Patagonia.
 United States District Attorney Joseph E Morrison arrived in the county seat lset evening from Bisoee to De on hand today a, the reconven- ing of the federal grand jury, which reported for duty at 1 80 this after noon. There are a few new cases to be considered by that body, having arisen since adjournment was taken in January.
 United State. Marshal Charles 4. Overlook, accompanied by his wife, arrived in Tombstone yesterday after. noon from Tucson, to be hand at the opening of the federal court ths morning. Mir Overlook was accom- panied by his staff of deputies, who have taken up their regular head quarters on the second floor of the court house.
 Col. D. H. Johnson, the wellknosn Cocbise county cst'lemsn, and for many years general manager of the Turkey Track Csttle company, arrived in the county seat on the noon train from Douglas, to be hand at the recon. ven,ng of the federal grand jury, oi which body he is the foreman. In spesking of the coalition of the cat. tie and ranges of the southern part o' the county, Col. Johnson stated the range stock is picking up rapidly and are in better shape than they were two years ago at this time before ths spring rains set in.
 Col. William E. Beck, knowr throughout Arizona and the South west as Cyclone Bill," and who il familiar with the early history o this territory, arrived in Tombston,
 yesterday from the Old Pueblo on , business mission. He was sccom . panied by Mrs. Beck, who is highi B pleased over her first visit to tn z historic Tombstone. They will re ] main in the city for several days. At the public sale today of abou
 i4OO hides belonging to the count
 held by Clerk H. E. Berner, the entil
 lot was sold to c. l.. Cummings t $535. The sale brought out . lart
 attendance, several hide buyers fro v different sections being present, ar . bidding vas quite spirited. Of tl V l4OO hides over 900 of them we