Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05
From Tuesdays Daily

 pouches. This is the result of man, persons msiliug letters on trains sfte tbe mail is closed at the various loca rostotfces along the line.
 Several Tombstone people expect t, visit Globe and the Roosevelt dam or March l9. the occasion of Colone Roosevelts visit there.
 The Odd Fellows will meet in tn, Masonic Hall this evening.
 Mrs. James Msrrs, accompanied ;, her youngest daughter, Mics Mildred was an outgoing passenger this after noon for Douglas on visit witt friends.
 Assistant District Attorney F. J. Flsnnigan arrived today .rom Bisbee and will be here for several dsys. NJ. Zeek and Henry Wschter are among the visitors from Benson to, day ss witnes ,es before the court. Attorney J. NJ O'Connell arrived in Tombstone on last evenings train having business with the clerk of the dis,rict court.
 Attorney Harry E. Pickett was call. ed t1 Benson yesterday ou profess sionsl visit,
 Deputy Sheriff A. W. Howe went to the Hnachucs mountains yester- day. and sold at sheriff. sale all of tEe personal property of the Sitruc Mines company, in pursuance to . judgment granted to Albsrt S,einield m the district court at Tucson.
 The two spot" made an extra run 10 FsirhanI this morning to haul up car of dynamite.
 Mrs. Roy Mcintyre has gone to Bisbee to join her husband whois now located iu that city.
 William Good dm.n, E. H. Tilton and Charles Busby are among the Tombstone visitors today from St . David on Court business.
 District Attorney John s. Williams returned yesterday from a visit to Wilcox, where he delivered an address at the dedication of the new Wilcox High School.
 J. |. Fowler was smong the in- coming passengers from Benson last evening on mission pertaining to court business.
 April term o. the district, court Of the new county of Greenlee convenes on the third Monday O. that month. and from appearances there will be . big docket.
 According to Governor sloan's an. nusl report, conditions at the Terri. torisl Industrial School at Benson continue to be satisfactory. Sixty two inmates are now in that institu. ton, 5s boy. and 4 girls.
 Mrs. Grace Anderson is in Tomb- stone today from Tucson CD a visit to her mother, Mrs. Mary P. Barrow.
 E. H. Reeves is at Johnson op several days business visit.
 Berle Eidson has returned home from an extended visit with friends in Douglas,
 J.V. Lindley of Johnson is in the city today on brief business mis- sIJn.
 Attorney J. w. Ross of Bisbee came into the county seat today from the Shelter City.
 Major George H. Kelly, editor oi the Douglas International, was 6 brief visitor in Tombstone today from the Smelier City.
 The Major took a longing look at the court house. whlle here, but found it securely .piked and anchored.
 Mrs. J. J. McGinnis is among the Benson visitors in the county seat today.
 B. 4. Coltss, the we'll known rail- road man, accompanied by his wife are Tombstone visitors today from Benson on court business. The various county officials are bu.y today making up their regular monthly reports. Constable Denny Twoomey is among .the visitors in the city from Bisbee on official matters. U. $. Commissioners Albert Nj. Sames dropped into ths county seat on the noon train, having business before his honor, Judge F. NJ, Doan, Attorneys A. c. Lockwood and Frank Dosn arrived on the noon train from Douglas on business be- fore the court.
 Fred Sutter, former city attorney O Bisbee. is among the visiting lawyerl