Tombstone epitaph., 1910-04-17
From Mondays DaiIy.

J. H. McPherson left today for Bis
 bee on brief business trip.
 Mrs. Ethel Mscis is reported as do' ing nicely at the Copper Queen hos. pital at Bisbee, and her friends conf dentiy look for her early return here
 The Tombstone cont ngent of Elks have returned home from Bisbee. The lawns who were escorted to the Elk corral have returned safeiy. although h some show signs of rough treatment by the goat.
 The county jail has received @ ne W coat of whitewssh, and the bars and wood work have beeb repainted. The work vas done by the prisoners, un- der the direction of Jailor Ned White.
 Louis Kuchenbecker, junior mem Der of the mercantile house of w. F. Kuchenbecker & Son, was called to Courtland this morning on business mission connected with the firm. The trip was made via automobile route.
 Attorney W c Gilmore will be the orator oi the evening at the Warren District Democratic Club at Bisbee tomorrow evening. Mir. Gilmore is an orator of ability, thoroughly iT- huei with sound democratic doctrine, and can be depended upon to make an address that will prove interesting and iull of logic.
 W. R King, accom pan ed by hi, wife and two sons, made an overland trip to Bisbee yesterday in his new Buick" touring car. During their brief stay in the copper camp they visited friends and relatives. They were accompanied on the return trip by Mrs Brady, mother of Mrs King, who will remain here for fortnight on a visit.
 Judge D. W. Flynn of Leavenworth, Kansas, is visiting hs brother, Henry Flynn, at the JO Bar Ranch.
 Deputy District Clerk Boges return. ed from Bisbee yesterday accompa nied by his wife and infant Mrs Buggs is 1 much improved in health, while the infant daughter is also doing nicely.
 Prof. R H. Henselin. hy pnotist and | mind reader Is to hold an engagement in Tombstone shortly. the date of which will be announced in these ccl- umns later on.
 Dan Sullivan, the wellknown Tomb stone miner and prospecto., returned yesterday morning from Houghton Michigan, his old home, where be spen, his boy hood days. MT Sullivan went east to have eyes treated by a specialist, and states that they are now as good as ever. It has been nearly twenty years since Mir Sullivan last visited Houghton and gays that he witnessed wonderful change in the Bay State city, and further that many of his boyhood friends had passed away and he felt like "a strsnger in sstrsnge land" and return ed to Tombstone as soon as possible after being discharged from under the specialist's care.
 A record run from Bishee to Tomb stope was made yesterday Tn Sheriff Whites automobile, with Ray Swain ss chauffeur. The distance was cover- ed in exactly one hour and thirty. five minutes and the ronte trsversed wac through the Sulphur Spring Valley. The sheriff and returning party of Tombstone EIks left Bisbee after the ball game and landed here at 6 o'clock. The run established a new record for autoists to lower-if they D.
 William Randolph Hearst of New York, who publishes nine daily news papers in the larger cities of the Uni ted States, and who incidentally de- votes his attention to three msga. z;nes, may establish an American daily with A Spanish edition, in Mex ico City. Tn was his statement re- gently upon lis arrival in Fl Psst over the National Railway of Mexico
 from the capital of the republic, where
 he and A party of guests have visited
 the past week.
 The Tombstone baseball event be
 tween the single and married team
 did not materislize Sunday. Ther
 were 912 reasons and e unsnimou
 agreement prevailed to postpone tb same until after the rainy season. T The Msricopa county school super ,n,endens has refused to heed the re
 quest of Supervisor of Census Fowl to postpone the regular school censu
 until after the federal census has bee completed, and announces his inten
 t,ou of taking the school census at tt
 usual time.
 AS TilIman, a cousin of Senate
 Tillman, has taken up his residens