Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-10
From Tuesdays S Daily

yesterday from Bi,hee on matters connected aith bis office. Mir Nor rison is heinz spoken of as the repub. Ilcan candidate for the United ststes s nate. Joe is A fine fclox and A po~er in the COP.
 sam Campbell aud family have moved to C"urtlaud, shere they will reride in the future, Mir Campbell ha''"g secured employment in the mines of that camp.
 Miguel Csstenada, mine host of the Virginia hotel At Benson. was an arr r'vai ID th5 county seat last evening having business with the board of supervisors today.
 Doctor Bledsoe and wife are yisi- tnr- in tae city today from B.sbee.
 The city cuuncil mee,s this eyen- ing at 7:30 o'clock.
 Mes-r=, Guy Welsh, Frank Moson and Pink Murry are up from the Greene Cattle Company's ranch at Hereford today.
 Mrs Th"mas Sorin, member ot the prominent law firm of Herring and snrin, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon from the oOrin ranch in the Dragons where she has been -pendirg the past month, and departs ed for the old pueblo.
 Mrs F II St yer returned to her home at Nacr CD Sunday after s most delightful visit in Ton bstone uith frIeLds.
 City Attorney Ross of nouglss
 vas an arrival on last evenings train rom the shelter city on court busi- ness. Mir Ross, who is an ard mt be. lieser "f Jttf-r-ohiau democracy, is being urged by his many friends throughout the county 70 make he
 race cf state senator from Cochise
 .ounty.
 Attorney M J Brown came in last
 evening from Bisbee to look alter cer-
 'ain legal matters which he has pend
 .ng before his honor, Judge Dosn.
 Sheriff Jack White returned this , morning from a 3o-dsys leave of
 absence at the Coat with his family. P County Road Superintendent Sam
 . Eiler- came up from Douglas this f morping on matters connected with D his office.
 . The Independent Order of Odd
 F-llow7 mee; this evening ID the Masonic Hail. District At.orney John $ Williams gnd Burt Macra were returning pas.
 sengers last evening from Mammoth,
 where they went or Friday to exsm-
 inc gold property Of merit
 The bond of Col. A. L. Grow az
 trustee in bankruptcy for the Tomb- stone Consolidated Mines Company, has been fixed at the sum of S25, 1000.
 Secretary J. N. Gaines of the Co., chise County Taxpayers Association returned Vt s,erday from trip of sev- erai days to Douglas in the interests of the association
 Major George H Kelly, the veteran newspaper msn of the territory and the editor of the Douglas Interna. i tionhl, was among the arrivals in the county capital today from the smelter city. The Major hes 6 host Of friends in the city who are always pleased to gree' him.
 Deputy Sheriffs John Newell and E. P Els came up rom Naco this morning, having business with the beard of supervisors
 In yesterday's tennis tournament Allan Benedict and Wm Hicks beat Boggs and Keith Dsvey. Rev Deck | and Newton Wolcott defeated Dr. Hughart and Cradle. A tournament with Courtland enthusiasts is being planned for.
 J. Newberry of CourtIsnd, prom 'nent member of the Knights of Pythias and past grand chancellor Commander of that order, was in Tombstone yesterday to attend the funeral of Judge G. w. Swain,
 Attorney Lyman H. Hays was an arrival in the county capital yesrer- day 10 attend the funeral of the late c. w Swain, and incidentally look after certain matters before the dis .rict court.
 Elias Summer came up from St. David last evening having certain ,usiness before the probate court con- erning an estate Of which he is sd- ninistrstor.
 Attorneys E Flannigsn, John Jason Ross, F Dorr, J Ross, Vim. Claayv end A'avar1a,