Tombstone epitaph., 1912-03-31
From Mondays Daily.

a' etNch Dbbcb 'biCh NaS 'hc Eo of the evening, and no' until the clock struck l2 did the merry guests depart for their respective homes, all. about twenty, exporting sn enjoy abe time.
 Cattle Inspector Porter Mcdonald and vie returned last evening from | a weeks visit to Phoenix aLd Tucson.
 Norman Mayo arrived from Douglas Saturday evening for few days visit | with his family n Tombstone
 At'or, ey Lyman H Hsys Of Will- cox srrived Tn the county seat lsst evening on court business.
 About twenty five young friends U! Allyn Wheeler gave him a pleasant surpri'e party Saturday at the home of his parents. Sher:d Wheeler and wife. VsriNus games were played until late hour and jolly good time is reported by those who were there. Refreshments were served dur- ing the evening
 A group O! five marble mining claims have been located and filed upon in the Golden Rule mixing dis trict by party of Ms'icops county cap tsl,sts, namely: n Mpssrs E Gsnz, $ c Gam, Oberfelder, Crank D Loveit. Frank Griebel, O \ Woods, John N Brown and L R Ligier.
 Mesdsmes Adsmson and Tester re- turned to their homes in Dong'as yes tt rday aft rnoon after several dsys vieit in Tombstone.
 Mrs Frank Myers and little dsugh ter returned to Douglas yesterday after A several dave visit with friends in the county sea-.
 Floyd Smith returned home last evening from the Lost Hlls oil felds. Postmaster Francis D Crable has returned home from Ph enix where be went to take the law exsminstion before the Bar association ard was sd mitted to practice before the bar. He is busy receiving congratulations of b many friends over his success in becoming lawyer as well ss his reap pOiDtmept as postnas CT of TOmb- stone
 A H Gardner returned home Ss.ur- day evening from Tucson where he went to attend the Elks' reunion. He reports heavy rain Friday in the Old Pueblo, and the big Elks' parade had to be postponed % account of heavy rain, but the Bills were iD ample evidence and good time had.
 Assessor F A Hughes and Deputy H s Ros came in Saturday evening from BIsbee Tor 8 short visit with their families, returning to the big Copper camp yesterday afternoon.
 Mrs Ed Hussen and little daughter of Pearce spent Sunday in Tombstone visiting with their many friends.
 Mrs Matthew Kries of Courtlsnd ar rived in Tom bstone Saturday CD few days visit with friends.
 Attooney Nj French of Douglas arrived in the county seat On the noou traiu on court business. Messrs Frazier and Hodges of Bs- bee visited in Tom stone yesterday. Mir Frazier Is 8 cousin of Mrs John Rock and spent the day ss her guest
 T B Grace spent yesterday in the city on a visit with bic family.
 Owen Willia ms of Pesrce is . visit : Of in Tombstone today on 6 business mission
 Si Bryant is county seat visitor today from h:s home at Gleeson.
 The board Of su oervisors will be lp regular session On the fifth of next month, and considerable business of importance will be disposed of at that .ime, besides auditing the regular salary and expense demands fer the present month, tte board will also redeem wild animal pelts and hides for bounty at this meeting. County Surveyor Jchn s McNe,sh has flied several new maps oi county roads, recently surveyed, tE record with County Recorder Owen E Mur- phy.
 According to present plans. water is expected to be running into Stafford next fall. SsfYord's water supply will be impouDded in reservoirs in the mountains, and will have, the Graham Guardian states, 6 storage capacity of 25O, ,OOO. 900 gallons.
 Chief of Police Bravin met vi ap accident to his right hand yesterday which is causing him much pain. He | ran his hand against projecting nail causing an ugly gash of several inches in Iepg h, causing same to bleed pro- iusely Or Hughart . tended the in. jury and the chief is now carefully ussine bis bandaged hand.