Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15
From Tuesdays Daily

Noi'hei III. IL. IIckett, or the law
 firm Of Pickett & Pickett, is number
 cd among the prominant attorney.
 now visiting the Capita City and st-
 tending the supreme court m behalf
 of his clients. Col. Pickett will he ab-
 sent from Tombstone the greater part
 of this week.
 The infant son of of Mir. and Mrs.
 Claud Craig, who died yesterday. was
 buried today in the City Cemetery.
 The sympsthy of the community is extended the beresved parents in in their loss.
 Patrol l and , of Boy Scouts will meet o'clock this evening for scouts obligation and grading. Examination in semaphore signalling is announced. :.
 George Clark of Turner iss Tomb. stone visitor today on business mission.
 District Attorney John s. Williams was among the outgoing passengers last evening bound for Phoenix to at- tend the supreme court in the interest ofCochise county, which has several cases set for argument at this session.
 George Fritz was in Tombstone to- day from his isnch near Fairbank. He stated that his nearest neighbor, Hop Sing, made s2OCO net profit on his truck garden last year, of which s5OO was clear profit on three acres oi celery, most of which was sold in the Tombstone market.
 The rumor afioat yesterday in the county seat that railroad construc- ton outfit had arrived at Fairbsnk yesterday proved without foundation. TLe story had been started due to the presence there of the E. P. & $. W. bridge gang stopping there with the pile driver and numerous other work cars. They are engaged in repairing the culyerts along the road.
 The Alaskan storm reported from the Weather Bureau in Washington headed this iway yesterday, reached Tombstone today and 6 slight rain resulted, while according to reports east, middle west and northwest are experiencing the woret blizzard Tn years.
 he supervisors at their last meet ing cancelled all road work in Cochise county, owing to shortage in the road fund, and until arrangements nsye been made for additional funds work will be discontinued, It is un. derstood that a number of warrants issued on the road fund is being held up for that reason.
 Attorney Ben Goodrich has gone to Phoenix to attend the January ses- sion of the territorial supreme court Mir. Goodrich has several cases pend- | ing before that tribunal in which he | expects decisions to be handed down before an adjournment is taken.
 The Misses May Chsmberlin and Georgia Bixby went to Benson thi. on brief visit to friends.
 Copies for the proposed constitution for the state of Arizona, adopted by i the constitutional convention held at Phoenix, have been received in Tomb. stone. Every voter in the county seat who registered at the last election res ceived 6 copy of the document, 60 that its provisions may be studied be. tween how and February g, when the election shsil be held for the adoption or rejection of the constitution.
 From visitors in the county sest we learn that the industrial school at eenson has received deep well pump and a two horsepower engine which will at once be installed at the new l2~inch we'll, and the pump started to throwing water on the 4n.scre tract it being intention of the management to keep the ground we'll soaked dur ing the winter so as to have it in good by spring for cultivation.