Tombstone epitaph., 1910-04-10
From Mondays Daily.

John Stanley, of the Boquillss Land and Cattle Co.,, was Q Tombstone visitor today.
 Revenue Inspector Harding was in the city today on his regular tour of inspection.
 District Attorney John s. Williams returned from Phoenix yesterday, where he looked after the territory's interests before the supreme court. Csshier Hicks of the Arizona Bank and Trust Co.,, of Douglas, spent Sunday in Tombstone with his parents and friends.
 A. W. Smith o: Tucson is in the city shakipg hands with his many Tomb stone friends, for 4 Andy was . former Tombetoner and IS always 6 welcome visitor here. a. Mayor Neale of Bisbee is in the city on legal business. Mir. Neal scored decisive victory before the supreme eo1rt in the Lowell saloon license case. Unless other legal obstacles arise it is probable the supervisors vii issue the Lowell licenses in sc cordance with regular formslity.
 Harry Wisdom, a Tomb bstone pioneer who is nov located at Bisbee, was A Tombstone visitor today. Mr. Wis dom found many familiar landmarks about the historic burg that remiud- ed him of the stirring days oi old. and he spent an enjoyable visit, returning to Bisbee this afternoon.
 E. H Reeves has assumed charge Of .ho c. P. Barron dale feed and weed business, which he has just purchased and is now numbered among the Tombstone residents, the meantime retaining his cattle holdings and ranch interests at the Reeves ranch east of town. MT. Reeves has an sbid- ing faith in the future of Tombstone and particularly in the requirements Of the populsce for wood. coal and feed for their chickens and stock, which he proposes to furnish in quantities 70 suit, at reasonable rates.
 Gen. Manager c. W. Swain of the Mabel Copper Co.,. today received . new ore car from the east which will be used at the company group in the Dragons. The mine car is an suto- matic affair and has several labor saving devices, being the first of it's kind in this section. spell, it is apparent that the water holes on the flats have practically gone dry, for several of the outfits which brought hides to the regular quarterly "skin" display conducted by the board of supervisors today, had water barrels aboard, . sight nOi seen here since the drouth of 1894. Al Bonds, 6 Tombstone prospector and trspper, states that the lover side of the Huschucas is at the present time dryer than in 1894, and that the upper side is in 6 mighty bad way for water unless rains come soon. Cattle are dying in all directions. and the out look is anything but bright for the cattle men of Cochise county. Judge Dosn passed through Fair bank last night. en route to Nogales, where he will hold . two weeks term of court. providing there is enough l business to consume that much time. Court Reporter John W. Walker, with several cults of clothes, two grips. documents galore, a smile and a cigarette, ssllied forth on last even- ing's train for Ncgales, where he will "take 'em down" for the next couple of weeks.
 Supervisors McCsbe and Shesrer arrived on last nights train, and Su- persisor Bowen came in today noon, and full meeting oi the board is now in session.
 Deputy Clerk of the Court W. E.
 Eggs spent Sunday in Bisbee with
 his wife, returning at noon today. He
 reports Mrs. Boggs and child as doing
 nicely.