Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-17
From Mondays Daily.

in the city e-teFdry from B'sbee on stay of seyer days with Mrs. Dsley'e parents Vr a'd Mrs James McHugb
 Attorney W q. Gilmore left today for Losell ou lrJie-sIoaal busiLess and incdently look ever the political situation.
 Among tbe arrivals on last even ipgs train the reporter noted the re- turning Of Judge Charles G. Johnson l and siie, who left Tomhet0ne about eix months ago to mske their future home :n san Francisco Mir. John son stated that for six weeks he had not seen the sun in that city 20 decided that be would return to Tombstone, where the sun shibes every day, and where be could be among his old friends and aqusintsnce.. Tomb atone residents welcome the Judge and his wife most cordially upon their . return 10 ,he historic old camp D Mrs W. A. Fowler and son were . returning passengers yesterday from ], Michigan, here they have been visit . ing with relatives for the pas, two e months.
 s Manager Harry Evans oi the local
 telephone flee has received the e d c intelligeuce of the death of his young l. est brother a, Colorado Springs. The Il deceased was confined to his bed fol se about len cays with typhoid fever. N Miss Grace Tsrbell, who recent, s' graduated from the medical depart ment st the California University
 and who has been visiting here fO
 two weeks ss the guest ot Dr. Hug
 hart snd wife, lei, yesterday for Here - ford on yi.i; of several dave, fror
 whence she Sill return to Los Angelei :" Her stsy in Tombstone was pleassu 'n and enjoyable one.
 he Charl's Duuglss is in town ,oda
 from Fort BuachucA on bushes
 mission. He states that buIldin
 Il commence st the fort in sbot
 .ix weeks.
 av District Attorney John $ WillIsn - was sn outgoing passenger yesterds ols afternoon for Bisbte sDd Douglas. all Judge Daniel Mcfarland lift ye ''s terdsy afternoon for Dougls- or bus 'eu ness connected with the bsnkrupt' m m court of .his district of which he ''A the referee.
 ,iu John Haas went to Willcox yeste I day on busiuess matters, and be!o os returning home may attend the cou no ty fair s. that place. ,u- William Bsskwell, for the past tV ass yesr- assistant manager Ui the Ga
 sden Hotel at Douglas, arrived
 Tombstone last evening from Il
 smelter city and will be here for SC
 ersl days on visit with relative
 having resigned his position at tI 1a ,Gadsden.
 General Manager George x. Ior
 and Consulting Engineer W F. Fe 'ea wick of the BIsbee Extension Minir oi Go. are in the city looking over Sc
 ersi properties which ;he company 9, now operating in this district, al .e Icomp!eting arrangements for ne
 properties which the company r ee nov under consideration of purcha m ing or bonding.
 94 County Recorder Charles McDons 4 ~en. .o Bi.tee on yesterday stte
 noon's train
 Mrs Thomas Sorin came in fro
 Tucson last evening and left immed
 steIy for the Sor.n ranch ID Il
 Drsgoop mountains where che VI in spend the week.
 mol Mics Edns Nevins left yesterda
 for Tempe, where she will enter tt
 normal school during the comin
 term
 Surveyor Dick Wash came bsc
 last evening from Patagonia. wher ,v he went several days since to loo
 oyer certain mining claims. which h
 will survey in the near future. !" Ivan Johnson arrived in Tombston y yesterday from Tucson on a visit of U. VI. few days with his parents. He is pol ," engaged in the jeSelry business il 's the old pueblo.
 s,I President W W Stovsll of the Ari
 zons oil company, operating in .h m Lost Hilis district west of Tombstone Dt and formerly chief of police of Doug ,v las. arrived in the city last evenini Q. and departed for the oil fields thu 70 morning.
 l. City Treasurer Harry Raffer,y wal ~ among the returning passengers lsst '- evening from Bisbee, where he hs: been for several days past at the bed- '' side of his brother, George, who i, 'e confined in the Copper Queen hos.
 pitsI, having recently undergone
 another operation for appendicitis