Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-25
From Wednesd avs Daily

i- That the Borderlsnd route is ore ( l. the Feet is not only evidenced by tb great amount ofauto travel, but b l, the bicycle sl.o. 5 Landrum stoppe, s over in Tombstone lsst evening el D route from the capital city to Fl Psso
 Mir Laudrum is travelling on 6 FlyIni Me kei bicycle, and reports the road,
 thusfsr in the state ss fine for 6 bi- cycle and not once having tire trouble
 since leaving Phoenix.
 W L Bobo and Ralph Lsmne, of
 Phoenix are in Tombstone today
 having come overland in their Hup-
 mobile auto. The gentlemen are on
 an extensive tour of the state in the
 interests of A Salt R ve: land project
 which they are further;pg and intend
 to remain in Tombstons several days.
 MT John Hogan of the real estate
 firm of Hogan aud Seed, of Bisbee,
 was in town yesterday on a business
 mission,
 Riding Deputy Billy Brskefield is 6 vsi'or in the county seat today on otfici ! business.
 Sheriff Wheeler went to Douglas to. day after prisoners for the county jail. He will will return via Bisbse.
 Word c'ived today by rel ,tives of Sheldon Hams, formerly of Tom bs,one but now of Fort Lsuderdsle, Florida, is 10 the effect that on the l6 h su- other boy arrived in the family to gladden. the hearts of the parents. The card bears the inscription, "Ar. rived today, a cracker boy"
 Nr and Mrs.W w Pedder Iss,ed through Tombstone today on sheir 10000 mile trip from Los Angeles to New York and back. Thep stopped enough to have dinner, see the many historical sights about the city and were of agsin, going to Tucson from here and on to Phoenix and the coast.
 Fred Bennett today received car- load of hay for the Bennet, ranch near Tombstone, and same is being un nload- ed from the csr by MT Jas Lamb.
 Supervisor Rock went to Bisbee this afternoon on business matters connec. ted with the road work in that section. He will return this evening.
 Paul B Warnekros made brief vs- it to Bisbee today on mining business and will retu home this eveDing.
 County Probation Officer Howe wss an outgoing passenger this morning for Ft. Gran. with . juvenile prisoner 'enteaced to that institu' ion by Judge Lockwood ct hearing this morning.
 Hon. F E Sutter formerly Judge of our Superior Court, was c Tombstone Visitor yesterday. It is rumored that MT Sutter may shy his hat into the ring Tor the nomination oI Governor,
 Marriage License Clerk Wilson of 'he Superior Court to1sy issued a li- ,ense to Frank Valle to wed Mise Rubs Smith. both of Csnsnes,
 Thos Haberstok is among the visit. DTS ID the city today, coming in from the Haberstok ranch io the Dragons.
 A we'll posted politician from Doug- los s'ated here yesterday that Hon Clay Hankins was about 10 announce bic candidscy for the nomiua ion of governor. word to that effect coming from Phoenix where asnklus has many friends.
 The Ladies Aid will hold an a'ter- noon tea with Mrs Horene Thursdsy afternoon from three until five o'clock. All ladies are invited 10 come, bring your own work. Silver offering will be taken.
 Arrangements are being made for s dance to be given Saturday evening at Gage Hall. Harmon's Orchestra will the music for the occasion and a good time ,s in store for all. These the orchestra are: A. liar. mon, Violinist; q H McMsbon, pisn- jet. Vim McSpsrrop, cornetist; L F Kuchenbecker, trap drums.
 Butch liar n an returned to Pearce after spending few dave here on business