Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19
From Tuesdays Daily

people vii, be at the big show and
 when this territory and her iustitu.
 tions will he brought prominently to
 ths front.
 Among the travelling men inToml ?
 stone today we noted c. E Rowan ui
 San Francisco, H. Duncan Of Los
 Angeles and II. c Cssile of New York.
 Chic. of Police George Bravin, who
 also acts in the capacity of eI-officio tax collector, is bu-ily engaged these dave in assessing the real and persona ! property of the city.
 Secretary J. N. Gaines of the Co., chise County Taxpayers Association, "ss an outgoing passenger this after noon for Blsbee, where he goes to st- tend meeting of the executive com mittee of that association.
 Mrs. O A. Simpson vas among those who departed for the uest this morning, going on brief visit with friends at Benson.
 George Moore left day for Phoe- nix, where he will vi-it for several days before taking his departure for Nevada, where he expects to locate. Captain John A Duucsn, the well known capitalist, left yesterday after noon for San simon sitter & visit of several days in Tombstone ou a tYsi- ness mission.
 Attorney Allen R English and wife left yesterday for Tucson and Will be absent from the city Tor seversl weeks, where it is hoped that s change in the climate will help MT Eogh-h in re- covering iron his recent attack ci rbeu nstism, which has confined him to his bed for the past three montl.s.
 Attorney George W.Swa'n, who has been confined to his home for the past several days with illness, is able to be about town again.
 Colonel H. L Pickett was called 10 Courtlsnd today on le:sl rusiue-. pertaining to mining litigation He will return tomorrow.
 Henry K. Street. general manager of the Boquillas Land and Cattle com. psny. 10 in the c'ty today from Jastro | on & brief visit
 George Brown wss an arrival today l from Tempe on several days vlsi, ! with his father. M. Brown.
 Among the Normal School notes O! | the Flag-tat Sun il says: "Miss Leona Tracy is i'll at present but we hope che ] will soon be out again" The many | Tombstone friends of the young lady hope she hAs fully recovered by this time.
 Two eclipses of the sun are on the ist for this year. The first is to occur April 2Sth, and will be total. It will be visible ss far north in this country .s ne drawn from Philadelphia to The other eclipse will oc. ,ur October 22nd, and will also be 'isible in the United States.
 Editor William Bsuerfnd of the 3isbee Evening Miner was an arrival ,n the noon train from the big copper amp. having business with Frank county commissioner of immi. yration, in connection with the ad- pamphlet shortly to be is- led by that official in boosting the 'esources of the county.
 William Edison and sons, Ben and 3eryl departed this afternoon for iaIlup, New Mexico, where they will ocate. having secured positions in hat city.
 Charles Bstcheldor left this morn- nE Ter Benson, after dave stay in with friends and relatives.
 Deputy Sheriff 4. w Howe left for he west this morning on business with the sheriff's office.
 Mrs. s. c. Pendelton is among the 'ecent arrivals in Tombstone rom San Francisco, representing the California Perfumery company.
 Harry Kendall, general manager ,f the Kendall Land & Cattle com- papy. is in Tombstone from the com. panys home ranch in tie footLilIs of the Drsgoon moutaius.
 Druggist Ed Flsch is again at his place of business after a siege Of ill., ness of several days which confined him to his home.
 Fred sutter, former city attorney of Bisbec, was . brief visitor today, having come up from the Boquillss compsny's home ranch, where he has been hunting for several days past, He departed for his home in Bisbee tn 6 afternoon.
 J. L. Wilson, the we'll known bus.