Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-18
From Fridays Daily

and enjoying gay life for mouth CT SIX weeks.
 Rev. A. J. Benedict snd wife sr | son. Howard. have returned from s seversl weeks enjoyable camping trip to the Cochise Stronghold.
 Miss Elizabeth AxtelI is spending the week in Bi-bes on welt to her mother who is receiving treatment, at the Copper Queen hospital, and ac- cordinG % reports i5 rapidly recovfr ing from her illness,
 Mise Juls Rockiellow is in town on few days visit with friends troni the Rocktellow summer home at tie Cochise Stronghold.
 Clerk fl. E. Berrer ct the board of supervisors has issued .he call Tor the local option to be held in the Wilcox Precinct and has fixed the date for bolding ssme ss Saturday, June l.
 Charles Purdon. formerly auditor of COchise county and more recently corporation tax examiner for the dis trict of Arizona, dropped into the county seat last evening from Dnugiss and will spend several days on his old stamping grounds, before continuing west, where he goes ID the interests of the PurdCns Ssnitasy Laundry Bag, | Tor which A company was recently or. gsnized for the manufacture of ssme. Besides being classed among the mod = eTn "ward headers" and politicians the genial Purdon is slsu sn inventor.
 Judge J. F. Duncan yesterday cele- brsted his seventy second birthday, and was greeted by hls many friends who wish the Judge to enjoy many more birthdays in our mid=t. The Judge regardless O! his sge is hale and hearty and walk. as spry ss young man of thirty, He is on duty every day as tailiff ot the United States cour, in this city and is slwsys willing tC tell good story when he meets 6 friend.
 h Judge McFarlsnd's court thi: morning two MeIicsns were arrsign' ed, Ramon Flores and Louis Meranda on the charge of disturbing the peace The defendants demanded jury trial but later withdrew their pleas of no. guilty and plead guilty and accord inGly were sentenced by Judge Nc. Farland to pay fine of sl5 each. in default of which they will be tne guests ct the Hotel de White for ff. teen days.
 Deputy Sheriff " T Wiliisms ol Bowie, accompanied by his daughter, Mise Myrtle Williams are in town for several days attending court.
 Henry Fisher, section foreman for the E. P. & 5. W. residing at Chsrlesr ton, is in town today with his crew, I The leasors of the Lucky Cuss mine are hoisting ore today and getting ready to make a shipment to the El Psso smslters.
 Mrs. Robert Reed came up from Fsirhank this morning for & Yisit of several dsys with relatives and friends. E.P. Els well known deputy sheriff g. Nsco, arrived from .hc bo.de. city on the noon train.
 Conductor George Davey went to Bisbee this morning on c business mission. He is being relieved by Conductor Hayward of Douglas.
 Deputy Sheriff John J Newell is in town today from Nsco in the capacity o! witness before the district court.
 Deputy United States Marshal Will White WAS summoned to the county seat today from Bisbee to appear ss & witness before the court.
 NC High, presiding over the Meg. istrate Court of the City of Bisbee, and also acting in the capacity Of jus tice of the peace of Bisbee precinct, is numbered the arrivals today from the copper camp on court business.
 W E Walker came up from Nsco last evening, having business before the local court.
 A Leonard arrived in Tombstone last evening from Nogsles on busi- nese mission.
 Mics Matte L Bsnks, connected with the Crittenden Home, lat is numbered among the court attendants in the county capital today.
 Advices received in Tombstone to- day are to the effect that Chief Sur reyor Poindexter of the Tombstone Mines company, who is It present confined in the Copper lueen hospital ct Bisbee. having un-