Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-26
From Tuesdays Daily.

| Mrs Perrin left yesterday for Will iniLgton. California on e visit to friends and relatives.
 Mrs. 8. Gsllen returned yesterday from Tucson. accompanied by her daughter. Grace, who has been az the convent in that city.
 Mrs. Laura Bernard returned last evening from Benson where she was on brief visit friends,
 Mise Ona Black of Bisbee is in the city on two weeks visit, previous to spending the summer in Cslifornis. The city officials of Douglas have demanded that the Wells-Fsrgo com psny must either stop selling fruits and vegetables consigned there by coast producers or take ou. a pedler's license. They see no difference be- tween the corporation and the poor huckster who peddles his vegetables and fruits about the streets.
 The explosion of a gasoline stove in the home of John Conger, on Noita. ger hill. in Globe, caused a disastrous fire which entailed & loss estimated at $l2,oOO, and for & time threatened 10 destroy the entire neighborhood. Four houses, together with their con- tents, are a total loss.
 Believed to be mentally deranged, George Mssterson, sgains. whom 8 divorce complaint wss filed lew days ago by his wife Hattie Mss.erson, is prisoner in the Globe jsil, swsi,ing CD examination tefore the probate judge on an insanity charge. Mas terson harbors delusion that he is carrying something like s3,00O,Oo0 in cssh on his person
 After lying in stste of coma fer four dsys. following a stroke of appo. plexy. s. H, Van Slyck. former city of Globe. died at the Clara Barton hospits' in Los Angeles last Sunday.
 John Bravin, eldest son of Chief of Police Brsviu, departed yesterday afternoon for Fl Pasn, where he will visit for fey weeks.
 County Surveyor J. s. McNeish was in Tombstone for a sbor. time on business with tho clerk of the board of supervisors.
 Attorney w. G. Gilmore has re- turned from s professional trip to Globe, where he called 6 few day. sinc'.
 Attorneys D. A. Richsrdson and Frank Doan arrived in the county seat lsst evening from Douglas, hay. ing business before the court.
 Mrs, Mary Wicker who has been enjoying an extended visit to Tomb stone the guest oi Mrs. A. Smith re. turned to her home in Los Angeles yesterday.
 Charles McKean, the we'll known Courtlsnd real estate man, is in town today. having been summoned to act as a trial juror.
 Postmaster Harry Locke arrived in Tombstone last evening from the Dragoon copper camp on brief busi- ness mission. Harry carries the statehood smile with him.
 Assistant District Attorney Edward J. Flsnnigsn returned to the city lsst evening after spending Sunday in Bis. bee on g vi.i. to his family. Martin Costello, Tombstone's mill lionsire, has returned from visit to Tucson. where he has been for the past ten days looking after bis real estate holdings in the old pueblo.
 J.N. Curtis, the well known St David rancher, is county seat visitor today, having arrived last evening from his ranch.
 F. P. Cooke, an employe of the Phoenix Gazette, has filed suit in the district court again the board of trustees at Gilo Bend to collect $l40 alleged to be due him under a con- tract. Cooke states that he was hired to teach an unexpired term in the Gils Bend school, ending April 30. aud the school wac closed by the true tees on March 25