Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-24
From friday'sDall

'pg iof tne noiioays, and the trisl lurors were excused until Thursdsr of rext week. The territorial c UT V i'll adjourn tomorrow nDtil Tuesday afternoon.
 II J Petrick Of Douglas ia in the county seat doing tiial jury duty for Uncle Sam.
 The Christmas csntata of the Con- greGationsi church will take place this eyeoing at ! 80 o'clock at the church. A very entertaining program is in store for the pupils of the Sunday schools. and their parents and friends.
 Judge Heinrich returned to preside over his court at Bowie yesterday after . several days visit at the county seat as . witness before the federal grand jury.
 FEN Quinn, special agent of the U s land office, left this morning for his home at Ogden, Utah. after sev- ersl days visit here on business be- fore the federsl court.
 A A Wilhelm of the U $ land dc psrtment, returned to his home in Los Angeles. He came here ss 6 sit- ness before the U $ court.
 PW Eldredge of Chiricshus arrived in the city last evening on conrt bus. ipess.
 W H Neel of the Neel ranch is . county seat visitor today.
 Geo speer Of Douglss is in the city cn court business.
 Attorney A s Lockwood of Douglas was in Tombstone today on legal bus iness.
 George Hsyworth and F W Jsssup special agents Of the U General land office returned to their headquarters ct Los Angeles this morning after a several days stay in Tombstone as witnesses before the federal grand jury.
 Dr B A Wilkes returned to bis home in s. Louis. Mo. yesterday after a weeks stay in Tombstone. He came here ss 6 witness on the famous Mur- ieten opal smuggling case. The doc tor enjoyed his stay here very much and stated that another visit to Ari- zona would just about make him move out here psrms3ently.
 Forest Supervisor R J Seltirk re- turned tC his home in Tucson yeste:- day after few days stay in Tomb stone on court matters.
 Hon W c Roundy returned to his home ct Globe yesterday after c few days visit in Tombstone on court bus- iness. Mr Roundy is among the legis. issors elected on the 18th inst from Gils county.
 US Marshal c A Overlook and h's office i. rec returned to their head. qusrters at Tucson, for Christmas They will return here Wednesday to attend court.
 Newton Wolcott returned home for the Christmas holidays from hi. school at Pomous, California. thi: morning.
 A heavy snowfall is reported in the foothills along the Sulphur Spring valley and the homesteaders are jubi- lsnt over the outlook for good crops iu 1912.
 " Hicks. Gran: Warner and Keith Dsvey. arrived home this morn. ing from the University Of Arisons to spend holidays with their parents and friepds.
 Forest Ranger Birdssil Jones re- turned to his station in Cochist Stronghold today after . few dsy' visit in Tombstone. PB Wsrnekros left today for Lo. Angeles where he goes to spend the holidays with his family. He vii return here shortly after the first O the new year.
 Most of the court attendants bavt 1 departed for their respective homes tc join their families in celebrating Christmas festivities. Mrs and Mrs H Bsrendick and sou
 Erwin from Portland, Oregon gre vis- itors in Tombstone ss the guests o their daughter, Mrs Rev Deck. Miss Julia Rockfellow and Allan A Benedict are expected home from the University of Arizona, at Tucson thi. evening to add to the list of student. coming home to spend Christmas. | YuIetide Finance