Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-13
From Thursdays Daily

Mrs N. Davis is in Douglas this week on @ visit with frieods.
 LA Rockiellow and Don Msys are surveying in the vicinity of Gleeson this week.
 John Parker, of Douglas, is reported lost m the mouptslns oi Northern so- nora and party of sesrcheEs will leave Douglas this morning to try 10 find him.
 w K Benedict and F J Benedict are ID the Sulphur Springs valley on ar outing.
 l Once more the Shelter City will he | known as the ''pisce where beer Is five | cents. the reputation which it had up to e few months ago, the announce ment having been made by several saloon men that the fosmy beverage
 wIll from now on he sold 8, five cents.
 Slime Gsllen is in Paradise looking
 after the annual work on the Gallen
 & Wsrnekros mining clsims in that district.
 H E Berner, W F Kuchenbecker. A L Grow c " Swain and o K Coll , were incoming passengers today from
 Phoenix They report the fair larger
 than ever and the attendance greater
 than any of the previous six territorial
 meets.
 i, Vim Roth is Tn the city today from the upper BsrbAcomari.
 Lafe Gibson and Thos. raffee left e this morning for Douglas CD e brief - business visit.
 @ H E Beruer clerk B. of s. returned 'i this morning from Phoenix where he '- has be2n for the past lew days at the l. fair.
 The board of supervisors will mee,
 one week from Monday for their regu lar monthly meeting. {, Two fret prizes have been awarded r, tte exhibit sent to the territorial fsi r; by the Bisbee scbools. The drssin. \. and sewing displays each took 6 priz, SC and the whole exhibi. is in the run
 ming for the sweepstakes prize. Tn as exhibit sent to the fair from Bisbe' of was for the most part drawings sno 7 needle work.
 :, With the last day for payment o
 taxes about six weeks ahead, On,, ,s about five per cent of the total smoun " due has been paid irto the couut, v treasury. The book. close Dec. F
 This, however, is not unusual, as iu - vestigstion of the books Of forme " yesrs .how.
 s People who complain of hard time JI will be delighted to know ths, radium ty which was qnoted at S2,IOO ,OOO ar
 ounce, has fallen in price S9OJ .l e- ounce.
 b. Did you ever so 70 come town wher ee everybody was boosting when you really cav nothing to boast of, snc 10 then come home and hear the anvil i- chorus hsmmering their own town a
 if 1t were the lsst thing God made
 and didn't 1t jar you, thought
 The strike of the boilermskers
 against the Tucson division of the IT Southern Pacific Co. is over and the boilermskers who walked out last
 week, following the discharge of H
 Plunkett, who had been employed ss a
 foreman under Master Mechanic Pes ' teTson, have returned :o wo:k. !, Immediately after striving In Phoe {, nix and dressing after the ride from Q Bisbee, the Copper Queen band ser.
 ensded the offices cf the three daily newspapers The organization vas most favorsbly commented upon in
 each of the publications ,, The case against Frank Russel on |, charge of illegal voting was called g before Judge Mcfarland this after . noon. Beyond the general denial by . defendant that he committed sn il-
 legal offence, no defense was offered
 and he bss bound over under 5000
 bond to appear before the next grand jury. Russell wss under bond pending hearing and shortly after the court order was entered bond was again fur
 nished for 5000 with John Rock and
 o. Simpson as sureties.