Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
From Fridays Daily

Miss R. Arbnckle, who hss been visiting in Tombstone for several days, returned to her home at Lewis Springs this morning.
 C. F. Harrison ot Duquesne, SAnts Cruz county, is among the witnesses in Tombstone srhpneaaei in the O'ConLot mnidrTcase
 w. A BeatOu arrived in Tom bstone yesterday from Hum'.ug. having been summoned A witness before the court.
 hee, was among the incom ng pas sengers from Bisbee or the noon train today.
 Attorney J. NJ O'Connell srrived in town this morning from Bisbee. having legal matters pending before the district court
 County Treasurer Hicks and wife returned on the evening train from weeks visit to Bisbee, where they | have been the guests of friends.
 Mrs Herbert Warrington arrived i1 Tombstone today from Bisbee on visit. Mir. Warrington IS serving in the pacity of a territorial trial juror here
 Mrs. c. F. Hicks Is a Tombstone visitor for fortnight, having arrived from Bisbee on the mo ming train.
 According to sdvices received yes. terdsy by Oscar K Coll, guardian of the estate of Gus Gottschalk, from Phoenix state that little hope Is enter- tained at the s- yium of the recovery of Mir Gottschalk. committed from this county last July. It is reported that the patient is in s bad way and word may be expected at any time of his demise,
 Justice of the Peace Ben Rice is among the visitors in Tombstone from Douglas Judga Rice will be here for several days, having been summoned , to appear ss witness in the uykend- all murder case.
 County School SLpt Stover stated today that the teachers examinations will held al the central school build ing on Monday and Tuesday of the coming week, instead at his office, owing to the fact that more than : dozen applicants are expected to take the.
 Ths following two marriage licenses were issued out of the probate court today by Cup!c's Agent James: Mat. hews Richardson Bright of Warren to wed Loretta Mary McKenps of Bisbee Artie II Manning of Bisbee to wed Rosetta Arb.ckle of Oakland. Calf.
 $ F. Hains died this morning from ] utItheSN "oe a resident ot Bisbee and was brought here few days since for treatment. He was A mem her of the l. 0. R NJ. of Bisbee, and his funeral will take place tomorrow at 10 s. ID under the auspices of Opata Tribe No. i5.
 James Scow,, one among the oldest pioneers Of Cochise county, is in the city from Dos Cabezss.
 District Attorney w. A. Connor of Santa Cruz county arrived in Tombstone today from Nogs' es and will remain in the city throughout the trial Of Stephen COnnor, which is set for trial during the early part of next week. Attorney O'Connor will be assisted in the prosecution Of the case oy District Attorney Jobn 5. Williams
 Rsy Ferguson is in the city today from Tucson on business before the district court.
 R. G. Brisono is a Tombstone wis., itor for few days in Tombstone from Bistee, having arrived yesterday.
 D. c. Chalmus of Lochiel, Arizona, is among the visitors in the county seat, having business before the tri- bunal of justice of this district.
 Mics Helen McDon cid, the eldest daughter of County Recorder Charles Mcdonald, is confined to her home, suffering from an attack of measles.
 Constable John Bright Of Courtland is 8 Tombstone visitor today on busi- ness with the clerk of the board Of su- pervisors.
 Assistant District Attorney E. J. FIannigsn wac among the incoming passengers yesterday from Bisbee.
 Judge Kent ordered the jury in the case of Leslie O. Carlisle against the | Pacific Gas S Electric Co of Phoenix | for S2j, coo. to return a verdict in ! favor of the defense. The court took the position that the plaintiff had failed to show contributory negli-