Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31
From Mondays Daily.


 Tucson yesterday, W here he was called on legal matters.
 Attorney Ben Goodrich will leave next week for the coast, where he will embark on Pacific steamer and visit the Orient, accompanied by his wife. He will be absent for about two months. MT. Goodrich's daughters are spending the summer in F. rope, from their home in Los Angeles.
 Charles Brown, a brother.in.law of District Attorney Williams, arrived in Tom bstone yesterday from the coast en route to his home in Fl Psso.
 H. A. Hamilton, the popular com mercisl man from Fl Paso. and expert referee on badger fghts, is in town today in the interest of his firm.
 Dr. Hitchins, the popul.r denist returned yesterday from Tucson W here where he went on a brief business mission.
 According 10 word received in the county seat from Douglas, County Superintendent of Roads Sam Elders IS besieged with letters and telephone messages from diff rent sections of the county in reference to the condi- ton of the county high hwsys, which have been damaged 10 some extent by the recent rains. and requesting the superintendent; 10 repair the same at the earliest possible time. Engineer Boucher of the local flyer" returned lsst evening from a | visit of several weeks in Iowa, where he has been visiting his mother. A number Of Tombstone nimrods have been returning home lately from the Sycamore springs, where they had gone in quest of blue rock pigeons. with an abundance of game, which is reported as being plentiful in that section.
 Attorney-Genersl John B. Wright was in tombstone yesterday from Tucson He returned home last even ing.
 Chief of the Bi.bee fire department B.W. Norton. is here today as 8 wit. mess before the district court,
 c. Legrand of Douglas came in last night, having business matters in the county seat to claim his attention.
 E. L. Williams, c. B. Johnson and B Redmond are in the city today from Gleeson,
 An appeal case from ths Justice o the peace court at Wilcox, entitled H l. Johnson ,s A mos Marion. was filec this morning by Attorney Lyman Il Hsys, counsel for the defendant. Thii action is for debt
 General Manage Walter Douglas, o tine Copper Queen Consolidated com. psny, Is in Tombstone today as q wit. ness in court.
 The following Bisbee citize ns arriv ed in Tombstone last evening to sp pear as witnesses in court today: w Pitts, 1 H Barksdsle. E1Esrj Dickinson, James Fell, John H Dye, Robe.: Fergus, George Phillips sn' Joseph Gollinn
 The repairs of the bridge on tn Tombstone branch of the E. P. & W, is expected to be finished tomor row when regular service will be re . stunned. At present transfers of ma and passengers is made az the break,
 Papers were this morning filed wit , the clerk of the district court in th matter of the inquest held upon tn body of Francisco Rabies, who VIZ found dead in his home at Pirt'evill on July 2l. Justice Of the Peace V NJ Fay Tor, coroner of that precinc empsnelled a jury, which returned verdict to tre effect that the decease came to his death from naturs causes.
 The commission for another notar public was received by the clerk Of tn district court this morning, the sp pointment having been made b Governor Richard E Sloan on the lst of this month. The name of the late, appointed is Dana I MiiDer, who r, sides at the town of Marmols in tn . county. This makes the sevent commission received SO far this mont from the governor for Cochise count,
 Ed .tor W A. Sherwood of the Court | { land Arizonan, and John Newberr I were prominent Tombstone visitol , | today from Tombstones neighborin ? camp. Besides moulding public op nion and directing the ed to-i' destinies of the Arizopsn, Editt | Sherwood is also U. s. court commi ] sioner and is holding down the hd [ the thriving copper camp. Judi 2 Sherwood aintains his double poe