Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-30
From Mondays Daily.

"oo ctanhtiu. whs le Upefsnag group of valuable mines in the DIs goon mountains is in town on busi ness.
 Mise Sadie Cowen, the popular hello" girl at the local telephone othce. returned yesterday from month's vacation at the Hood ranch in the Chiricahus mountains, and is again ct her pet of duty.
 Mrs Roy E Mcintyre and children are spending several days in Tomb- seone from Bisbee as the guest of Mir and Mrs Sheldon Iisms.
 County Auditor Vaughn came in yesterday from Soiomcnville and will be here for about two weeks checking oser the sccounts Of the various coun- ty officials. MT Vaughn was recent ly appointed auditor for Mohave county, and will leave for that section upon finishing up his work here, Secretary J x Gaines of the Cochi,e County Tsxpsyers' Association left today for . hurried business trip to San Francisco. He will be gone lc days.
 Vim Corbett, who has teen leasing one of the properties of the T. c. NJ. Co. for the past four months, depart ed yesterday for Oakland. Cslifornis, where he will visit with his family for several weeks.
 Chief Deputy Assessor Harry Ross and wife leit yesterday for Los Ange- ks and coast points 70 spend . m on [ b enjoying the sea breezes.
 Mrs Harvey Dunlap is among the recent arrivals in Tombstone from Phoenix on a visit of fortnight with relatives.
 Frank Willard, manager "fthe Wol- colt mercantile establishment. return. led last evening from Tanner Canyon in the Huachucs mountains, via sutomohile He states the roads to be in bad condition
 Sheriff White is in Phoenix. having been called from Douglas on business
 The Improved Order of Red Men meet this evening in their wigwsm on Fifth street in regular council.
 chise county mining man Is A visitor n the county seat today oo business
 Several Tom bstone families are con templsting joining the county seat contingent now spending the summer months at Berner's ranch in the Huachucs mountains.
 Farley Luck drove up from hi. ranch near Fsirbsnk this morniog on c business mission. He states that considerable rain has fallen in that vicinity during the past week. end that section IS now 6 green blanket. The petition and application which \ was presented to the board of super- visors at its recent meeting in be- hall of Sam Stanton Of Benson, sp- plying for admission to the Pioneers Home at Prescott, was this morning forwarded to the board of control at Phoenix, by the clerk, the came hay ing been approved by the supervisors The application was accompanied by . lengthy petition signed by the resi- dents o! Benson and neighboring towns attesting to the good character and worthines- oi the applicant
 lease Riggs of Don Luis, Richard Coupland and John Pickering of Bis bee appeared before the clerk of the federal court this morning and de- clsred their intentions of becoming United States citizens. The next bearing is set for the second Monday in December.
 The county board of equalization at its recent meeting n ade raises as fol. lows: William Cowan, Tombstone, 1900 head of cattle raised to 2iCO; Greene Cattle Go. Hereford, l5Oo head of cattle raised to 5000, F B Moeon, 100 head raised to 800; Maggie Schafer < Sons, Dos Cabezas, $50 head of cattle raised to $50; Ger. ain land owned by the Warren Ranch company at Warren wss raised from 20 to $30 per acre.
 George Rye came in this morning rom Douglas having busioess with I be local abstract company, returning ome this afternoon.
 Attorney Allen R. English is in isbee. having arrived there from estern Texas, where be went in the 'tereet Of several clients. He will turn to Tombstone in several days. During the past week three more 7 ,roner's inquests were held in the ,unty and the ssme filed in the die. jet clerks office e follo~s: A s. epry, of Douglas; cause of death, ,;ciie. John c Wejlduau of Lowell.