Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-23
From Tuesday's Daily.
Toured Valley

J A Isey, candidate for coni ., recorder, and Harry Ross. candidate for county treasurer. returned C Doiglss yesterday evening from ( tour of the valley. They report thai the rains t'is .ummer have beer sbnudsut in most localities and thsi iucres d crops will be produced this year e . Y.sult. More land is beioR put in cultivation every year and the agricultural ind ustry is showing much advance me International.
 Stars Victorious
 The Stare defeated the Regulars yesterday in q nine iDniog game at scbuster park by . score of 10 to g.. This game was to decide the question ss 70 which team rhould we dres. es in uest Sunday's game, according to sD agreement made su, dsy last. when each team won . zane to i's credit. However, yes:erdsy's contest was . decisive victory for the Stars. and it remains for the Regulsrs Team to "don the ekirts". Alter the game the local Mexican tesn. exte, ded e challenge to the Stare. which was ac- cepted, and which resulted in the de- feat Of the Mexicsns by the same score ss the Regulars, 10 to g.
 Over from Bisbee
 Deputy Sheriff Red Cannon of Bic. bee arrived in the county seat tbi. morning on business matters and will return home this afternoon.
 Returned from Bisbee and DaugIas
 Deputy Treasurer Frank Demsrest returned home this morning from a brief visit tc Bisbee and Douglas. Total Registration
 The total registration of Coo ise county up to last night was 10, l79 The date of the closing of registration is the 18th and hy that time the num- Der is expected to be materially in creased.
 Left for Miami
 Mrs Jas Mare left this morniL E for Mismi, where she goes for c vi-it Of several weeks. Her son. Chas Bstchelder accompanied her ss lar as B-nstn.
 Returned From Los Angeles
 Mrs John Rock returned home last evening after two we ks visit in Lce Angeles with relatives and irie' de. Heavy Rain Storm
 Laet nights storm registered at F N Wolcot 's r-sidence l.3S inches ard at the d pot i, registered according to EJ Westervelt, exac ly the came c Mir Wolcott. The Huschrcs Reser voir in the mountains, reports nearly one inch which fell slowly, taking four bours to reg eter the fall and ie the feet rain for water making pur poses registered up to this date for 1914. Tbis year to date is the une of least rainfall sincs the drouth of l904 [. Last year the rain fall at the re ervoir for August was two ani seven eights inches. As far as could be ascertain {. ed the rain lsst night wns pretty gem erai ID the county Those ranges which have sgood groath Of grass are now assured Of a successful con- tinua,ion of the growth. for the in dicstions are that the rainy season is far rom being over.
 Recorder Murphy
 Owen E Murphy. county recorder and seeking re election to that office reached Douglas last night, coming from the Warren district, where he has been durirg the week. Mir Mur- pby says that Bisbee is quie, just DOW, due to the curtalment in mine opera ton there, but he found sn optimistic feeling and the expectation IS that the present depression will soon pass away. -Douglas International.
 Returns from Bisbee
 Miss Grace Gsllen returned home yesterday from Bi-bee, where she has been located for the psst several months in the offices Of the Copper Queen. The late business depression caused by the European war resulted in the discontin usnce of large psr' of the oiice force of the company, auG as soon e bu sinees conditions better she will again return to her position Fully Recovered
 Oscsr K Coll. city editor of tn,
 Douglas IoternstionsI, who was oper' ated on for appendicitis two .eeks se, ct the Copp'r Queen bospitsl, vii
 leave for the Shelter City this morn
 ing. He hss fully recovered, and sf
 ter . br,ef period of recuperstion vii
 assume his duties on the paper .-Re
 view.
 Thursday's Program
 , At the Borderlsnd: ''The Rig Hor
 Msssa ere" A sto'y of the India
 country. Kslem two-reel dram.
 The Csrd of Mystery" Ms,ch.makin