Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-02
From Mondays Daily.

good many cattle buyers are m Cochise county this week and it is ex- pected that some large sales will be made. Cattle shipping will com- mence in June. The cattle are m fine condi ion.
 Mrs Ihos Blair, wife of the bustl- ing New York Life lnsursnce agent, arrived in the county seat last even- ing to join her husband, and during their stay here are the guests of County Treasurer G W Hicks and wife.
 Judge 0'Connor of Floreu ce. who is presiding judge here in the Gleeson- Costello csse is 6 wellkuo~n Arizonsn and able jurist. Stately in bearing. courteous and kindly in demesoor, bis eminent fairness and keen judicial knowledge at once commands respect and sccounts for his deserved popu- lsrity at home as well ss the high es- ieem in which be is held thrt ugbout Arizona where he is known.
 Al lvey of this city was iritisted in the mysteries of EIkdom at Bisbee Saturday night He returns with doly sprouted horns aud browsee with the herd like an old eimer.
 h court today the Gleeson- Costello case IS making rapid progress and il is thought same may be concluded by tomorrow or Wednesday. The plain tiff concluded their case this afternoon aud the fret witness for the defend- ants Was put on the stand st three p. m.
 During the pact few dave. Clerk James of the superior court, and his deputies have been very busy fixing up papers Of those ~ho wish to become citizens of the United States. On Friday there were ten applicants for second papers, while a number of fire. papers have also been taken out
 Constable Rye Miles is in the city from Benson ss witness te'ore the grand jury. Mir Miles was formerly 6 county ranger and is we'll known in this section.
 EA Tovrea. ,he well known butch. CT snd cspitslis. of Bisbee arrived in Tom bstone this mort nipg from the big copper camp on s tusIness mission.
 Mrs Johaupe Pids Il is c visitor in the city for few dave from her home in Losell.
 Ihos Larrieu is Tombstone visitor from Turner on 6 business mission, having arrived las, evening.
 Mike dsnnon, the we'll known and popular mining nan of Bisbee is num- bered among Tombstone's visitors for severs' dave on business before the superior court.
 Charles M Reuaud. the merch ant prince oi Pearce, is q visitor in the city as 6 witness in the Gleeson Go tello law suit
 Chief Deputy Assessor H 5 Ross went to Lowell end B,sbee this morn- ing on sn official trip via sutom obile
 Constable J J Newell of Naco is numbered among the peace officers of the county in Tombstone today on a business visit.
 CJ Carlton of Fesrce is in the city On business. Mir Carlton is very op- timistic es the future of Pearce and has great hopes for the mining camp in the heart of the Drsgoon moup- tsins.
 J D Lowry, the rsncher and csttle- man of the Bsbscon,sri, came in tbis morning from his ranch, having bus iness with the clerk of the board o. supervisors.
 William King, Nellie Brandt, Frank lvey Vera Smith and Rosie Hollsnd were the five Tom betone graduates from the eighth grade who were given diplomss ss reward of earnest en- deavor to take another step upon the ladder Of scholastic advancement and achievement.
 Word wac received in Tombstone Saturday evening that Jeif Short, well known Cochise county deputy sberifY and former constable of Beoson had died suddenly at Tucson due to cere- brsl hemorrsge. The ness came ss . surprise to many friends in Cochiae. He was g ears of age and he'd good reputation as c fearless and active of- fcer. He had been located at Tucson the past year, rssigning his post at Benson to accept c position ss special officer of the Pa, Tucson On the 23rd inst ct Phoenix . bouncing boy arrived to gladden. ,be hearts and home O. Postmaster Fran !