Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-04
From Mondays Daily.


 Douglas Gray. president of the Ms. chomich Mer. Go was on outgoing passenger to Fl Psso, yesterday on business.
 Mise NJ Williamson returned to her home at Nsco last evening after . brief visit in Tombstone, the gusss of Mrs Rsckfsllow and family.
 Norman Abell vent to Nsco yester- day on 6 visit with friends.
 Cbss Mccarthy returned to Doug. las last evening. ti'er visit here ot . few days on court.
 Saturday evening, on ivitation. . crowd Of young Tombstonites journey ed to Courtlsnd to dance given by the Courtlsnd Dancing Club. The young people report ap enjoyable time, having been royalty entertained by the committee and all present.
 Mise Ruby Lamb returned home yes- terdsy from Courtlsnd, where she had been on \ visit of a fortnight, the guest oI Mics Mary Kries. a. the home of her parents.
 Assistant County Attorney Murry arrived today from Bisbee to be on hand in court today.
 E H Stover, superintendent .of the local schools, returned last evening from brief visit to Nsco.
 Deputy Sherifis Howe and Evans left Saturday for Florence. having in custody eight prisoners for the pen- itentlary sentenc-d by Judge sutter.
 RB Jenkins, assistant superintend- ent cf the Tombstone schools return ed yesterday from a brief visit to Douglas.
 A freight wreck at Rodeo, N. NJ. today delayed traffic on the main line for three hoars, the Tombstone train arriving at l2:30. No one was in- jured in the wreck.
 Mrs Nancy Cook. mo'her of Mrs Harry Evsns. left for Benson yester- day after sn enjoyable visit in Tomb stone
 Eugene W. Chs6n, presidential and prohibition advocate was . brief visitor to Tombstone Sat- urday on his sspeaking tour to the east He spoke in Bisbee last night will spesk in Douglas tonight. and will address audiences in Chicago during the month of June, together with other speakers. under the aus- pices of the Cook county Democratic committee
 Dr J H Heald, superintendent of missions for Arizona and New Mexico of the Congregational church, snd Rev H A Deck formerly Of Tombstone but now of Mesa, arrived in the city yesterday, and will hold servIces at the Congregational church for the week.
 N Blackwell, H H NcIllroy Wm Bennett, Dr Powell and Charlie Grant gre in the city ss witnesses in the case of the State vs H L Irons, all coming from Berson,
 OK Coll, assistant clerk of the board of supervisors was in Douglas and when espied by Brother Chss Purdon. the latter at once painted the lily and tinted the gold" in bis inimitsble literary style, pay ing tribute to Tombstone's history and tradition sod "hsnded it in" for As c consequences Tomb. stone was again made famous and Oscar was kept busy to maintain the honor of the county seat during his brief stay at the smelter city.
 The entire communities of Johnson and Dragoon were shocked to learn of the tragic death o: Myrtle, the little of MT aud My. James Hus- The ch,ld was only two years and ten months old and was on the back of one of the home horses when ip some unknown manner, it lost its balance, and fell to the ground, 'rscturing its skull.
 Thos Sorin is in the city today from the Sorin ranch in the Dragons on business.
 John Critchley returned to Bisbse yesterday after doing jury service in tbs county seat for the past two weeks.