Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-21
From Fridays Daily

department Of the Fl Psso 1 ines is Tombstone visitor today in the interest of tbg popular voti' con. test of thst excellent journal.
 JOs Gina is the proud papa of bouncing boy which arrived at the Gina household this morning to glad. den the hearts of the happy parents. Mother aud the young heir are doing nicely and Papa Joe is sll smiles.
 It was decided by the board of sup ervisors that all persons having claims or demands against the county .hsll file he came with he clerk on or be- fore the third of ,ach and every month.
 Assessor E A Hughes and his stsff of deputies are in different parts of the county on the aDnusl assessing tour for the preeent year. and work w,ll shortly be commenced in making up the original tax rolls for the pres. ent year.
 County Surveyor J s McNesh, was in the city today from the northwestern part of the county. where he is at present making several surveys of new county high~sys.
 Attorney Frank Crable was admit. ted Co practice in the supreme court yesterday 8, Phoenix and has already taken A hand in A trial case in the federal court. Frank ia destined to make his way up the legal ladder to professional prominence.
 Ex-She,ls, Jack White returned to
 Phoenix today alter a brief visit in
 Tom bstone.
 Judge Sut.er tAs made an order in
 the superior court appointing Fletch4
 CT Nj Dosn, George Neale and A C
 Lockwood, a committee to confer with
 the court in forming set Of rules of practice to be used in the future Tor practice in the superior court. The committee viii confer wi;h tbe conrt !. st an early date,
 Deputy Sheriff c NJ Harris is in , Tombstone today from Douglas on ot- fcial business
 Y Col. A L Grow, who returned from E ! Phoenix yesterday proved himself c {, pedestrian of renown. Arriving at 3 Fairbank and finding DO early cou-
 nections for the only Tombstone. tn ;
 Colonel SC. out afoot and covered the
 9 miles in exactly tao honrs and
 twenty five minutes. The Colonel , is ,5 years oi age and his early mOrnii z
 con .titutiorsi is ample pr Of of vigor-
 ous health and beneficial effects of
 Tombstone climate.
 . The Ar;zonsn speaks glowingly of & : prize bsby one year old st Court. , land weighing 30 ? pounds. Tomb. I stone claims the ribton and prize : record, for we point vi !, pride to the r chubby and smiling girl baby at the home of Mayor E James, who at iess than one year, tips the beam at B pounds.
 3 In the case Of GIeeson vs Costello mining matters of Sl,000 GOO the motion asking for change of venue
 from this court to the United States , court was denied. ss stated in the
 PRosPEcroR few days since. It is ! reported that sn app Llicstion will DOW
 be made before the Judge of the United States court at Phoenix dur
 ing the week. The decision of that court will be watched with interest, as
 the point involved will arise in any , number of cssee that might be filed in the territory in the near future.
 leaves tomorrow for Fort Huacbucs,
 where he has been called to report several cour. martial cases.
 Mrs J T King.buIy is reported as
 somewhat improved today, having
 been confined to her home with illness
 for several days past
 An order WIS made in the Superirr
 Court this morning calling the trial jury to report on May 9th st m
 The names of those wbo will ssrve in tha, capacity will be drawn during the next few days ny County Recorder Murphy. Sheriff Wheeler ard Clerk James. Fifty names will be drawn.